Both Darklands and Slave Zero are back in the store.

Thank you good man from the future ;). Cheers

Your wish came true:

https://www.gog.com/game/fields_of_glory

Yay! This is great news!

https://www.gog.com/game/darklands

GOG-Ziggurat announcement:

https://www.gog.com/news/b5_classic_games_from_ziggurat_interactive_join_gogcom_todayb
{Warning: This is not a "News" page and not a "Store" page, and will probably expire after a few days, or by the end of GOG's Spring 2020 sale, at least. Too bad.}
UPDATE: Here's the link to the relevant GOG NEWS posting in the General Discussions forum, which I should have used in the first place: https://www.gog.com/forum/general/b5_classic_games_from_ziggurat_interactive_join_gogcom_todayb_9c887

Anyway, Huzzah! <8b

{NOTE: This message is cross-posted on the Steam Darklands forum, the Darklands Group on Groups.io, as well as the Darklands-specific Discussions board here on GOG.}

Somehow they even got themselves Legend Entertainment games from Piko Interactive: Spellcasting, Superhero League of Hoboken, Eric the Unready, Mission Critical (for a 1995 game it was a masterpiece) .

Does it mean there is a hope for Death Gate (reappearance), Companions of Xanth, Wheel of Time and other gems from one of the most underappreciated game developer of all time?

Death Gate was retired in the past due to rights problems, if I am not wrong. Games which are based in book series seem to to have a lot of problems to be sold because of the owner or multiple owners. We can see it with old Dune games, for example.

The old legend entertainment titles left to be in GOG are based basically in series of scifi fantasy books.

Shannara
Death Gate
Companions of Xanth
Wheel of Time
Frederik Pohl´s Gateway series...
Callahan's Crosstime Saloon (1997)
John Saul's Blackstone Chronicles (1998)

All based in series of books.

I have only hopes in Timequest to be available in GOG some day. At least it would be easier to get the rights, who knows.