That's interesting...but are you sure about batman AK? That's kinda odd...that would make other WB games ready to potentially remove denuvo, but I think AK is still a special case, considering that the port was terrible...

Hahaha, I started playing in with Wine (works flawlessly) for about an hour or so, but I think I'll just wait for the native version to finish it.

I mean, it's not like I don't have literally hundreds of other games to play in the meantime... :S

Going back to the source...
"11/12: Batman Arkham Knight Re-Release (28th october 2015 updated version with all DLCs), The Climb VR removed Denuvo before it was cracked."
They put this on the same line as The Climb VR, but doing a little research, looks like Batman AK was re-cracked on that date, not removed. My bad. Someone posted it wrong and left out the "was re-cracked" part. False hope I guess.

Haha you're a brave kiddo, eh? "Imma almost done but I'll do it properly when it's native". Damn!;)
Jokes and jumpscares aside, how's the game?

Thanks pal :)

Naaah... it's supposed to last for 6.5h on average so there's still a lot to be played. I really hope so at least, as it only felt like the story (quite intriguing and creepy, by the way) was just beginning.

So far the game is quite good: gripping story, great atmosphere, superb background art. If anything, the animation of the main character is a bit iffy and the pathfinding could be improved, but nothing important.

Oh, and about jumpscares, there's one during this first 1h, and it took me completely by surprise, but I survived. :P

There is no actual proof to this. Somebody posted this on Reddit, claiming to be a dev and the MSM kind of just went with the story. Said posters history doesn't support him or her actually being a developer though.

+1 for not needing diapers, then!
Can't deny that I was thrilled when I first saw STASIS. Being a reward in the last GOG sale was a dealbreaker for like a GOG-a-thon of dudes ;D

But hey, one's gotta say that playing things natively is... it's just...whoa....;D

Nordic's about Imperium Galactica II .

Source.

I see, kinda sad to hear that but I was skeptical anyway. I highly doubt EA, Ubisoft and WB would remove that shit out of their games even after being cracked. I can somewhat bear with steam as for certain games (being a huge fan of jrpg and japanese stuff, which sadly GOG lacks in its store) so I usually purchase them there, not until knowing what kind of protection they use, obviously (man, the God Eater + denuvo was a big letdown :/ ).

I see, I don't get the reason behind this user whatsover :/

I wouldn't count games that are said to come here in gaming news (or games' website) as officially announced. It happened quite a few times that those ended up not happening. But as unofficially announced... sure count 'em. :)

And actually, there are games in the upcoming tab that also sometimes don't come our way (are taken off the list). An exemple was Nekro. The more you know.

Memoranda was confirmed to their backers by the developers to have been accepted by GOG, and is due for release on the mentioned date.
I am a backer. I got the email.
It is pretty much officially confirmed.

Fair enough. I may be of the overly cautious nature.

Tagging Andrey82 so he can take all info into account.

I would not take this as gospel for release here but Torment:Tides of Numeria has a release date of 2/28/17. I dunno if the GOG build will be ready. Also I dunno if this is worth adding for SOMETIME in the next couple years, but Star Control Origins might be worth adding (have not seen anybody say anything about getting it here in-dev access on the forums for the game but the first two are here so... (Also probably will have a locked workshop so there is that)). NDA is in effect so cannot say anything about when it would hypothetically hit in-dev. Price is $35.99 base. $99 lifetime (OST, all present and future DLC, and both come with EA and forum badge)