Hello!

Im trying to find Red Alert 2, Command & Conquer or Warcraft 2 or 3, but I cant.

Am I not searching correctly or are they not "Good Old Games" ?!

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You're not doing anything wrong it's just that EA resp. Blizzard - for reasons* - don't want those games to be sold on GOG, hence you don't find them here, for now at least.


You can vote for them on the dreamlist:

https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/command-conquer-red-alert-2
https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/command-conquer-the-ultimate-collection

https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/warcraft-ii-tides-of-darkness
https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/warcraft-iii-reign-of-chaos
https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/warcraft-iii-the-frozen-throne


* Most publishers don't like the idea of games being sold DRM-free and for you to actually own

Warcraft 1 and 2 were here but were removed because blizzard wants to sell them on their own store with the remaster.
And no gog doesn't stand for Good Old Games anymore it's just GOG now.
Those who bought Warcraft 1 and 2 before removal like me still have it in their library only gog can't sell more copies because of blizzard decision.

None of those are currently (and unlikely) to be sold on GOG for various reasons that can be pared back to, "Because their distributors are selfish idiots".

We used to have Warcraft, but then Microsoft vis Blizzard decided their travesty of a remake was better.

We have never had Red Alert or any Command and Conquer game because...??? Thought at least that has the OpenRA.

C&C also had a remaster, and the originals seem locked behind EA Play now, so definitely no GOG release possible.

C&C1, Red Alert 1 and Tiberian Sun was made freeware almost 20 years ago, and can be obtained free and legally via GamePressure, OpenRA, CnCnet, Archive, Nyerguds, among many many others.

(Multiplayer/Online for Red Alert 2 is also *free*, just not the singleplayer campaign itself)

The others, well, you're out of luck there.

Btw, there's a web-based, fan-made version of RA2 called Chrono Divide (which also download certain files from Archive too if you don't already have RA2 installed):
https://chronodivide.com
Works surprisingly well via FireFox at least.

Either way, these games costs almost nothing on Steam.

THANKS FOR THE REPLYS, GUYS! I GOT A BIT MORE ENLIGHTENED!

It would be nice if GoG would add freeware gone rogue initiatives to their mod base, such as OpenRA