I second that. I have my old Archimedean Dynasty cd still, but just can't get the bugger working without learning the ins and outs of DOSBox. Once upon a time maybe, but these days such a thing is beyond me :(

Agreed. That would be an instant purchase for me.

I've bought Aquanox and Aquanox 2 neither on GoG nor on Steam. First company to release Archimedean Dynasty would have me purchase all three on their service because I couldn't stand to have them on separate ones.

I've sent a message to GoG asking if Archimedean Dynasty is on their radar but something seems to be wrong with the messaging service and I've received no response (it's supposed to appear somewhere in the "My Account" section but I can't find it. Has anyone else had any better luck?

I still have the big box with it's cut out diorama, only missing the weapons manual, which i cannot find anywhere!

Been Googling around, heard about AD on GameSpot. Was going to make an OP about this, but I'll just bump this instead.

It seems that one but not both of the developers are in common, so I don't know how ownership negotiation works. There could be technicalities about how it would run, too, I guess.

I just bought Aquanox 1 & 2, but Archimedean Dynasty is really the one I want.

--Eino

I would absolutely LOVE Archimedean Dynasty!

I would love to see Archimedian Dynasty. It might have a chance as (I think) Ubisoft currently hold the rights to it, and they are on here.

I absolutely loved Archimedian Dynasty! I got Aquanox a few years back from Amazon but didn´t make it past a few missions. It was just so boring and shallow in comparison.
I loved the customization, with the turrets, the torpedos and the software (i believe all that has been left out of the sequels?). I loved the sense of scale, when in the end all the human armies join together and that huge (it really was HUGE) army battles the challenging Bionts. I loved the stealth missions, when you had to watch your noise level or even turn down the engines to get carried behind enemy lines by the currents. I also loved the small things: the sound, the voice acting.
Apart from a few very frustrating missions this is one of the overall best games I ever played. I hope it showes up on GOG sometime...