They must still be figuring out how to send the chips out. ;)

"In an apparently unrelated news story, sales of newly re-released Star Trek games have fallen woefully short of industry insider projections. The games' publishers are reportedly baffled as to what could have possibly caused such an artificial decline in purchases, particularly given the market's anticipation for these titles. When this news agency reached out to GOG for comment, GOG's response was..."

*crickets*

...I sure hope the people at GOG have a good sense of humor.

“Day Eleven! Give it up for Day Eleven!”

Maybe Warsaw got pulled into a Tyken's Rift. Poor people. I hear them "night terrors" can be rough!



...two "G's" in the dark; one "O" between them

Surely GOG team took some Bird of Prey and travelled forward in time to see who will make the best use of those Star Trek games. Then they came back and for some mysterious reason took a pair of humpback whales back to the future. Then they drunk way too much of Romulan ale at a party with Enterprise's crew.
It just takes time...

What does GOG need with a starship?

Good one!

Honestly everybody would have been fine with an even longer wait, but every so often, most of the GOG staff seems to go missing for a week or two. :(

Yes, I agree, I am absolutely patient and understanding with things like this but I definitely would like if the community teams with CD Projekt would communicate a bit more, even if it's just "We're still working on it". This goes for GOG as much as it goes for CDPR. That said, thanks for the update, SmollestLight, I look forward to seeing who won! :)

Everybody sometimes needs some vacation on Risa.

Romulan ale is illegal!!

What about it makes it ale-legal?

Frankly, it always seemed to me a terrible place for vacation. A tacky, crowded, boring tourist trap.