What are you people talking about when you saying high specs a 2.5 GHz cpu is pretty much standard these days along with 8 gigs of DDR3, the HD7870 is a 4 year old graphics card that you can pick up used for around £70 and that is top end requirements, if you can't even match bottom end requirements you obviously have not upgraded for over 6 years.

I appreciate that not everyone has the money to keep updating but this is the nature of PC gaming you have to upgrade every 3-4 years otherwise you will not be able to play newer titles, seems to me that people want to be able to play all the new titles on a toaster and that's just not going to happen I'm afraid.

Thanks for the info :). Good to see a friendly face from GoL here on gog aswell.

At a guess, how many percent of your releases with no pre-order would you say have graced the "Upcoming" tab on the front page since its creation? And out of those, how many have had any release date other than "TBA" at any time prior to their release?

You don't actually have to answer those ;-)

Really, really happy this is coming here. I liked the look of it, love the art style.

Not really. I'm actually trying to give you some advice in my own circumspect way. Your policy of "don't say anything until a game is actually released" is costing you sales. Plenty of people will happily wait buying a game until it releases on GOG, provided they know it will be released on GOG. When you know that you will be releasing game X on July 15th, but you don't tell anyone, then all those people who would like to buy game X today will buy it somewhere it is actually for sale, even though they might prefer buying it on GOG. If you announced the release once you had the details in place, at least some of those people would wait for the GOG release and buy it here instead.

It does seem to be a conscious policy of GOG's, given your track record in this area, although I have never understood the benefit you see in it. All I see are drawbacks, both for you and your customers.

I really like the aesthetics and premise. Am I alone in getting a slight Clockwork Orange vibe from it?

Will keep my eye on this one.

in a similar vein, when I saw this game mentioned on the BBC, about 3 weeks ago, I quickly jumped to the games website.

I was greeted with the usual Steam logo. Oh great, I though another game I won't get to play. But ever hopeful I send my normal email off to the developer explaining why I don't use steam and asking if there are later plans to release DRM free or via GoG.

To my joy I got back a email saying they will be releasing on GoG at the same time.

I'm curious to why Steam got first billing when the developer intended to release on GoG as well?

Seems to be par for the course for a number of devs. Steam is simply where the big money is, I guess. *shrug* It still puzzles me that some don't advertise at all the fact they sell on GOG as well.

This game looks really well done, but something about this game's execution of "me vs. everyone else" rubs me the wrong way, in kind of a pretentious "unplug from the Matrix" way I suppose. Any other elaboration will probably sound crazy to anyone else though, so I'll just say I'm glad that people have the option to buy from GOG.

True, that's where the money is, but advertising a GoG version along side Steam at the same time you make your release announcement isn't going to effect your bottom line. What it will do is help loosen the grip VALVe has over publishers.

Also its a huge delay between announcement and GoG saying "look we've got it too". The only saving grace it that you don't appear to be able to pre-order on Steam at the moment.

It could be GoG's QC causing the delay.

The graphics look good and I like that face from the background image. But unfortunately the system requirements for this game seem to be out of reach for me.

I think I know what you mean. Its a common trope which allows the justification of killing innocent People just because they're controlled.

I always thought the ending of the Matrix trilogy was bloody awful, so much could have been done

That's faptastic. Looking forward to unravel the mystery of that world....