Yeah, the Indiebox Limited Edition version was great for collectors, but a lot of people missed out on it and there's no way to officially update it. Releasing it on GOG, drm-free, is fulfilling a need that will add an extra level excitement, beyond just having the game on another platform. When it releases here, you'll have my twenty bucks.

It took years, but Barry might actually end up being the reason that this game gets a GOG release. That would be a really satisfying victory to see happen.

In addition to the barebones release, it'd be fab if they could offer the Multiverse Digital Edition with the documentary and soundtrack as well. Boy that soundtrack is killer. Give it a listen and/or consider buying it on Bandcamp.

Speaking of the biz dev game, GOG is on the lookout for talent in that department. They're trying to make headway in the Japanese market. Too bad they can't find anyone who can speak, read, and write the language fluently. *cough*

https://www.gog.com/work/business-development-business-development-manager

lul, I saw that. I'd be more than happy to do GOG biz dev stuff as a pro bono freelance gig, but I somehow doubt they'd let me moonlight like that. I'm hilariously well-qualified for that particular job listing, though.

You wanna PM me, GOG?

two tweets in two month ( or 3 over the span of a whole year) is not spamming. That accusation is ridiculous.

Hey, Dan.

Thanks for clearing up some thing. I thought I'd ask, but if a DRM Free copy were to hit GOG at some point, would you guys also be throwing it on the Humble Store as an addition for people who already bought it from there, or would the DRM free copy be GOG exclusive (for the most part)?

All's well that ends well. Let's not dwell on and relitigate the past in front of our guest. It's time to bust out the kumbayas.

Yeah, but they're small potato developers, as opposed to some of the big ones getting all of gog's attention.

We really do appreciate you coming on here, but if you guys had looked just a little into Barry's background, you'd see he is a class act. I realize that the issue was a misunderstanding. I apologize for my flagrant response, but I'm very protective of my fellow goglodytes when I feel they've been mistreated.

Please accept my apology for my outburst on page one, and the fact that you reached out here and have posted multiple times in this thread, is showing that you're willing to at least look in our direction. Thanks for at least turning your head. Often times, our community feels very stigmatized to begin with, because devs across the board treat us like second class citizens when all we want are good games without intrusive and mandatory DRM.

Thank you, Dan.

-CymTyr

Thanks for reaching out and clarifying some things... I think many of us are just tired of the perceived notion by devs that Steam is the only platform that matters in PC Gaming, everything else seems to be second class.

Anyway, as far Galaxy integration GOG would probally pefer it but many games release without fully supporting it so it's not a requirement. GOG will probally even add overlay support and cloud support themselves if you let them as it's something they can do on their end and have done for many games here.

The only thing we would really miss out on are achievements and you (probally) will miss out the ability to release patches directly to Galaxy (like a dev can on Steam) but if the game is done and not getting patches anymore then that won't really be an issue.

A lot of us would like to see Galaxy integration but we don't want that to stand in the way of getting more games here... it's just nice to have for those of us who like achievements, etc.