GreedFall 2 | Post Nacon Connect Spiders Live

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Since GreedFall 2 is going to release as an early access game I don't have hight hops for a 'day 0' release'.
Oh well, as long as we get it I'm content. :)

Not holding my breath and, on principle wouldn't have bought an incomplete and unfinished product either, but we did get a pre-gold/close-to-release prologue build of Steelrising as part of the pre-order two years ago - maybe Spiders intend to do the same for GreedFall II on GoG, once it's closer to release proper.

We shall see.

Terminator Resistance sale? Pretty please with cookies :)

I only picked up Baldur's Gate 3 once it was actually done and officially out of InDev too, but wouldn't mind if GreedFall 2 were to be released on GOG for others to beta-test either.

Standalone expansion for RoboCop: Rogue City, Unfinished Business (Summer 2025) revealed.

Time to finally pick up and play through the base game then.

I asked this on another topic but nobody answered: is the expansion going to be released on gog? If so, when? There's still othing on the store.

The Terminator: Resistance add-on from the same developer was released on GOG too (with a little delay if I recall correctly), we should be fine I think. Unfinished Business might even drop on day one, who knows.

The expansion not listed on the store yet is nothing to get concerned about - that's normal. For now you can "dreamlist" it though:
https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/robocop-rogue-city-unfinished-business-2025

A lot of dev's/pub's these days release game on DRM-allowed gardens (Steam, Epic, etc) first and then do all updates, expansions, DLC's, etc there first.

When done (or close to it) - then port Complete version to GOG.

Why?

Easier to do it all in one swoop to port to GOG later - namely to avoid patches showing-up late on GOG versions b/c of GOG's Curation process for Patches (they check for DRM and other stuff, make sure it works, and stuff like that) - where often GOG patches for said game would show up weeks or months later and upset some GOG-version owners, when dev's would release game on all stores at once on Day 0.

Plus, probably easier to do the DRM-walled versions first w/ everything (game, DLC's, patches, and more) than say constantly updating two different versions of the game (i.e. say on Steam and GOG) at once and then have to make sure those two versions work right across the board.

Also, if released on DRM-gardens first - they might port to GOG later to get that "double-dip" from some PC gamers, who might buy the game on Steam first (just to play it b/c they want to play it sooner) and then buy it again on GOG without DRM just for that particular reason. The double-dip trick is nothing new from dev's and pub's, TBH.

EDIT:
I mean, I did buy Deus Ex MD on GOG to get it away from Steam and Denuvo since that stuff never got patched-out, right? Same w/ Mad Max - bought it on GOG to get away from Steam and also that version's Denuvo junk, which never got patched-out there. Same w/ EYE: Divine Cybermancy to get it on GOG: to get it away from Steam so it works offline without DRM. That ain't even tipping the iceberg w/ cheap re-purchases here.