any hope to release some new games from 505 games publisher on gog like:
Assetto corsa
Wuchang fallen feathers

And Death Stranding 1

:P

Bleh, I just want new games.

I already own literally everything. Bring Death Stranding.

I’d be so bloody tempted to splurge if 505 would release Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and Blades Of Fire, as well as the aforementioned racing game.

As-is, already bought Bloodstained, and the others I’m interested in can wait for a yuge Black Friday haul I guess.

Wuchang, assuming an uncensored build, would be a day-one buy, sale or not, and there aren’t a lot of games I’d dedicate my wallet to like that.

Thank you 505 and GOG for the sale! If someone doesn't already own it then I can very much recommend Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.

Isn’t one of the key points of Death Stranding the online features? Yes, you can play it offline, but the game, as Kojima designed it, was always meant to be experienced online. The world changes and adapts based on what other players are doing, and some mechanics, like the massive road networks, simply aren’t possible without online interaction. That’s why I’m not sure how well it would fit with some parts of the GOG community, and I understand why Death Stranding isn’t on here, because offline it’s a reduced version of the experience. The whole concept is built around society and cooperation, and that’s inseparable from the online features.

If the game can ultimately be played offline, and that has always been the case (like it wasn't patched in or anything years later), there's no reason not to have it here, the souls series also has a big online component and a lot of players simply don't want to engage with it

And that's the case for Death stranding too, I've read people saying that they don't like seeing bridges and other structures already scattered all over the world for them

As I said, the game can indeed be played offline, yes. However, there are certain features that are ultimately not possible in the offline version because they rely on a community working on them (such as the road networks I mentioned). So while offline play is possible, some components will be missing or unavailable. If someone wants the "full experience", they will need to go online. And considering how many people here already complain about needing to go online just once just to unlock a pointless cosmetic item, I can only imagine the reaction if important parts of the game were accessible online only.

cosmetic factor differs as its a CDPR/Gog own game with some drm link

Also before trying to bring up the hitman debacle that games problem was a mess as alot of core gameplay was locked behind drm stuff

While Death Stranding not much seems to be missed save for that road factor

Also No mans Sky does the drm-free with online drm about as good as one can get that could be a model how Death Stranding can use

The road network was just the first example that came to mind, but there are other features missing as well. Essentially, the entire Chiral Network is online-only. There are also communal projects beyond roads, such as shared buildings. On top of that, you have things like shared stashes, dropped loot, and so on, which are only available in the online version. If people are fine with those features being ‘locked’ behind online play, then I have no problem with it either.

I’m not saying the game isn’t playable offline, it definitely is, and I would even recommend playing through it offline at least once if you haven’t already. However, doing so does change several aspects of the experience, and it essentially becomes a kind of ‘hardcore mode’ with missing features. As I mentioned, Kojima always intended the game to be played online, since society and collaboration are at the heart of what the game is about.

(And it’s not just Cyberpunk 2077 and Witcher 3 I have seen people complain about. For example, there were complaints about the badges in Battletech, ship paint in X4, the cosmetic shop in Coromon, and so on and so on. From what I’ve seen here on GOG, as soon as any aspect of a game is locked behind online-only features, people will complain.)

Fair enough I only ever hear about the The road network people talk about so wasn't aware of the shared stashes and loot. granted to me none of those matters overall as they don't sound like core mechanics , but more so core experience features, I So don't see them as a loss

As for why I referenced Cyberpunk its mostly the go to game others reference for the demonizing those who don't like the online components via the people doing the demoning in bad faith or just clueless why its such a big deal in that games case Same with the Witcher 3 case

And fair on the other games cases some are more valid then others but to me if they are just pointless cost emetics that you don't pay to acess fine, but when its useful items,perks and so on or in one case the game name escapes me and you need to pay for the ''dlc'' one needs on the net to access and last I checked didn't disclose that information its very bad

Thing is when GOG released Hitman and many things were locked behind online everybody complained about it and then GOG had to remove the game from the store. Can't see how this game is any different.