I find the 'unfortunately' unnecessary. :p

Eh, fuck these devs anyway for not wanting to release dlc here because they wanted to use DRM.
Guess this just means they completely abandoned it now instead of partially.

I guess the wishlist entry can be marked as completed then. It's currently got 889 votes.

This is unfortunate to me, since Armello certainly isn't the only game on here with missing content and before the infamous newspost about it people seemed to love it. Still, I hated having it labelled as the "DRM Free Edition", which gave a horrible connotation to the most important thing about GOG - The lack of DRM.

Hahahaha.

Impressive.

the base game was rather interesting and nice... the devs' attitude and past moves ? not so much

Does anyone know why the game was removed?

Good riddance, League of J̶e̶r̶ Geeks.

Can we have some refunds ? The game was supposed to be played multi and we can't play with steam users or else. Personnaly i've bough this gale 15€ with high hopes and it's the first time i'm desapointed from a game a bough here.

Sorry for my english, it's not my native langage.

Ps : I Think many people around here think like me.

Oh well... pitty I payed for this game.
as comparison to the Steam edition; on steam Armello has an in-game store to buy small content like dice and character skins. (the main menu has advertisements about the content...).

So... not sure if that is the best direction the devs have taken.
In the end, the DLC is the only reason to get it there... (not sure if its worth it)

The bad aftertaste between GOG and Steam continues on..
(as sayed before, Armello is not the first gamme being removed from GOG)

I might argue with my fellow gog'ers, I might yell virtually, I might complain, but at the end of the day, Armello getting removed was a GOOD THING. I've watched these devs on steam, they treat their customers like walking wallets and everything is about money to them.

I don't blame GOG for this issue, this is strictly on the shoulders of the developers, but with GOG selling new games there has to be parity between storefronts, and there has to be more flexible refund options for special circumstances like these. Because until GOG is bigger than steam, games here will receive less support and attention.

Lol, this removal gone unnoticed by me but not really unexpected, considering that GOG started to refund angered Armello owners money last fall.
Is it sad? Well, its kinda sad that access to non Steam version is lost. On other side, developers almost clearly insulted users by considered them as second-class., so...it was about time for something like that to happen.