There has been many a request for one game or another to make it onto Good Old Games. That's why there's a Community Wishlist. However, no one ever talks about the ones people would rather no one bothered with.

So I was wondering what games you don't want to make it onto Good Old Games dot com.

Mine is Mario Teaches Typing. Played it some time ago with DOSBox and it didn't really help me type any better. And while we're at it, leave Mario Is Missing alone too. No way Nintendo would ever agree to it anyway.

Those cheaply made games on steam.......

Agree. +1

Basically just games that don't seem well-made or are just cash grabs, a fair amount of stuff on Steam I'd reckon. I do think GOG shouldn't be rejecting all they seemingly have, but I do appreciate *some* curation for sure.

I'd prefer to avoid the various "DLC Simulator 2018" titles.

All of them.

Edit: Actual answers (since I can't pick just one, and I imagine the OP wanted some serious ones):

-Dead Island
-Tomb Raider (2013)

All the junk on Steam: crappy mobile ports, microtransaction ridden titles, horrible amateurish clones, etc..

Yes. That would be Steam shovelware and generally microtransaction apps (I won't even call them games).

All the above, plus 1. You can add "enhanced" versions of perfectly working games in although this would fit under money grab as well. Pretty much any RPG maker output. Dark souls. Anime porn crap which already seems to be being accepted.

Although saying that, maybe its not a good idea to not want things here, I mean the curation system already rejects a lot of good games and lets through some undesirables. Better to just add votes to the wish list on what you want to see here.

Sneak King...

This.

Since GoG often rejects great old games solely because they think, that they don't fit here, I think there should rather be an addition of "against" votes on the wishlist to at least possibly make those decisions less arbitrary.

Call of Dooty.

There are already plenty of bad games and mobile ports here, I think GOG should just let the customers decide what they want to buy.

What others said on Steam, any of the ton of games available there that would fit in the shovelware category.

Steam is King , like it or not