What keeps you up at night? New companies in the catalog.

Black Eye Games and FishTankStudio for Siege Survival: Gloria Victis (survival resource management)

Not sure it it's been there for a while already, but the page for Vaporum: Lockdown is up:
https://www.gog.com/game/vaporum_lockdown

Should release in an hour at 6pm CEST.

Any evidence of Re:Legend in the catalogue?

In Steam's plug in folder, there is galaxy's API which makes me think once the games leaves EA this year it could launch on GOG.

Partisans 1941 is released 14th October: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGH6TWdAY1k

I contacted the developer of Medieval Dynasty via email and they confirmed that the game will come to GOG, although it will be released first on Steam. The expected release date for GOG is October.

Really good News, thank you for asking!

I wrote a message to Starward Industries on Facebook, a new developer employing some ex-CDPR staff that is working on game The Invincible, asking them if they plan on releasing on GOG.

The reply I got:
"Hello, most probably yes, it's a cool store and some friends wokring there. Thanks for reaching out/"

Lost Ruins will be coming to GOG:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/altarigames/lost-ruins/posts/2935244

New company in the catalog: Emberheart Games - Crystal Caves remake?

As of today, Hades is now out of Early Access on Epic Games Store and Steam. I'm crossing my fingers for a GOG release by the end of the year.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1145360/discussions/0/1639794651165329574/

Great news for me, i'like this kind of game. Maybe day-one.

Time travelling 2D platformer YesterMorrow will be coming to GOG according its trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=102&v=A48ofArl2Eg

I don't have real statistics on hand, but have you noticed how more and more games (especially indies) include the GOG logo in their trailers? I'm convinced that we are entering a golden age for GOG.

I doubt it. GOG is way smaller than Steam, so indie developers have more chances to get their games promoted here.

Most of the games coming aren't interesting to me, but it does look like recently GOG is able to secure nice indies and "A"-"AA" games, and especially big-deal titles like Control every so often. (I'm interested in some mid-late 2000s "AAA"-ish games but those seem to have difficulty showing up.)