100% compatibility with mods without hassles ? Widescreen fully included ? No bugs in the Dark Crusade campaign ? Too good to be true !

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GOG, you have a mess with your promos. The Weekly Deals promo has about 20 mins left on the front page, but the promo page itself shows 1 day and 20 mins left. Man O' War: Corsair - Fell Cargo, which is part of this promo shows 20 mins left on the game card, but is also part of the Warhammer promo, which still runs for more than 6 days...

While I am not a warhammer guy I picked up Fire warrior abit ago and just got boltgun as they are the sort of games I like .. anyway I do wonder if we will get Boltgun 2 when it comes out

Agreed. For the (imperial !) record, I found lots of testers a tad hard towards that game. One or two tests I red by then even tried to convince players that it was one of the worst FPS imagined... It is indeed quite crude in many ways, suffered from a couple of bugs - stutter issues when aiming on some rigs apparently, but nothing really game-breaking in my experience, at least with the last update - and, yes, "janky" is a soft word to qualify its external interface on PC - when you had to input your own configuration (out of the game !), you'd need a book to read meanwhile, since there was a horribly long delay between each key pressed -, but all in all, honestly, if you enjoy old school Quake-like FPS combined with fairly pleasant WH40K aesthetics, weapons - only two could be carried at any time, plus grenades, which angered some people even though I enjoyed that bit of realism - and lore - a decent story, with great cinematics and voice acting for the genre -, you'll probably still have a blast with it. It just came out, unfortunately, as a relic of an older way to conceive FPS games, with a simplier way to conceive physics - weapons aren't that different from one another, but I still enjoyed their simplicity -, combats and maps : loads of long empty corridors with not much interaction, not a lot of scripts or items either, and almost no music outside of audio cues (!), but still a surprisingly great atmosphere coupled with plenty of action... and a few neat surprises from time to time. Enough, as far I'm concerned, to try some levels again in order to obtain higher marks, unlocks special collectibles, etc.

You can feel that Kuju, its developer, strived to do a lot with a limited budget instead of just sticking to minimal (Space-Marines-are-cool) fan service... Alas, their work ended up being centered on Taus, quite unpopular among some older WH40K players by then, depicted by the game in a fairly simple, fragile an unheroistic way on top of being (at the plot's beginning) obvious victims of the Imperium, forced to fight against it. The novel which came out at the same time, depicting the same story with additional details, was reasonably on par with its peers and felt close to some movies about the Vietnam war : it unfolds across a few days only (two, if I remember well), having the reader (and player) witness the fast and forced evolution of a naive greenhorn plundged into a growing chaos of worsening events as he ends up turned into a killing machine (more than a hero) with no happy ending in sight. The book's ending is better than the game's in that regard, a bit too classic...

In short, many of its aspects are indeed quite basic, far from satisfying the standards of the next-gen action games by then, but they still feels completely natural, fun and justified if you're not dead set against older FPS games. In any case, I really don't understand why some testers felt the need to bash it that much. As Syphon72 said, it's not that bad at all... and much better than many other similar products, including some WH adaptations. I sincerely recommend players attracted both by WH40K and older FPS games to give it a try...

It brings me joy that Final Liberation was finally fixed as Rites of War, but i also hope that thePreservation team also updates SOTHR too, shader glass right now with their steam update is a at least, but i would love to see a proper wing32.dll wrapper on the likes of the one used for chaos gate or the patch given for Epic40k.

Also, since the game uses General Midi as base and it also uses SC-55 as its original soundfont, something akin to Nuked SC-55 would do great for this game.

Is Inferno - Beyond the 7th Circle Warhammer game at all?

So a lights and shadows update, and some sharpening filter on textures?
As a free update, sure, that would be nice. As a paid-for "new" game? You’re clearly not getting my money with that.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/warhammer_40000_dawn_of_war_definitive_edition
Really waiting for this one

Apparently as part the preservation campaign Shadow of the Horned Rat has been updated with a new WinG dll, and the midi player or music or soundfont has been updated as well. I have not tested if the problem with the keyboard shortcuts is solved.

1.0 GOG v4 changelog:
Improved compatibility with Windows 10 and 11 so the game runs smoothly on modern setups.
Added a WING wrapper to boost graphics rendering and fix visual glitches.
Introduced a new MIDI music player for better audio quality and fewer hiccups.
Fixed those frustrating game freezes during the loading screen.
Shortened long loading times: less waiting, more playing.
Cloud Saves are now supported to keep your progress backed up and ready to go.
Stability validated.

Rites and Epic40K work with a version of the usual GOG ddraw wrapper, not WinG dll of any kind

Also proper widescreen support with adjusted UI, instead of disgustingly stretching the original 4:3 ratio. Which is by far the biggest thing in there.

But yeah, I fear it's going to be 30 bucks at least, maybe 40. And that means no chance in hell. 15 bucks, I could maybe see myself parting with. But with how remasters are priced these days.... yeah. Sadly, Oblivion showed the market, that re-releasing games at nearly the original full price easily flies now.

Looking forward to Dark Heresy and the second round of expansions for Rogue Trader, as well as Lex Imperialis the most.

Shame there, once again were no classic re-releases and Mechanicus II remains unconfirmed for release on GOG, hope this does get rectified next year resp. closer to the actual release.

its still locked into 640x480 when open since i downloaded the installer yesterday.

The Battlesector DLC was confirmed on Discord as having been sent to Gog already. They don't why it's not available here yet. The Gog store is out of their hands.