Posted November 27, 2020
Oh My god. Knights of the Chalice Star Command and Phantasie series? Oh my poor wallet :D
Gudadantza
New User
Registered: Aug 2010
From Spain
The-Business
Settlers 1, where are you?
Registered: Dec 2012
From Germany
Posted November 27, 2020
high rated
Nannannannan... WB / Batman games are inbound. New companies / company combination:
Rocksteady Studios
TT Games Ltd
WB Games
WB Games Montreal, Splash Damage
Rocksteady Studios
TT Games Ltd
WB Games
WB Games Montreal, Splash Damage
Post edited November 27, 2020 by The-Business
WinterSnowfall
Bastard Lunatic
Registered: Apr 2012
From Other
karnak1
New User
Registered: Feb 2010
From Portugal
Posted November 27, 2020
Na na na na na... BATMAN!
Prah
The Swedish Guy
Registered: Dec 2012
From Sweden
Posted November 27, 2020
Alexim
Dark Lord of the Sith
Registered: Mar 2015
From Italy
Posted November 27, 2020
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Furthermore, I consider that Batman Arkham Series must be released on GOG.
Nergal01
New User
Registered: Feb 2009
From Germany
Posted November 27, 2020
What the hell are you!
I'm Batman *headbutt!*
Yeeees, finally! :D
I'm Batman *headbutt!*
Yeeees, finally! :D
Shanuca
Games as an art form
Registered: Dec 2013
From Brazil
tfishell
Remorse: The List, if you like FPS psych horror
Registered: Oct 2010
From United States
Posted November 27, 2020
Man, we're getting so many highly-voted games recently! Fantastic :)
bluesx90x
New User
Registered: Aug 2016
From United States
RPGler
New User
Registered: Apr 2012
From Germany
Posted November 28, 2020
Maybe GOG is releasing so much now to not make it collide with Cyberpunk.
Swedrami
New User
Registered: Jul 2018
From Germany
Posted November 28, 2020
The effects of the pandemic on corporations, especially the ones that (predominantly) operate in other sectors besides game development and publishing play a role here as well, I think.
I could imagine that Sony, Warner Bros and the likes are suddenly so open to releasing DRM-free on GoG (again), just because they, in every possible way and manner, seek to recuperate their massive losses in those other sectors like in their respective film branches, for example. With the GoG releases covering only a fraction of those losses, of course, but as the saying goes:
"Kleinvieh macht auch Mist."
Horizon Zero Dawn and the just released Arkham series (although having been in the release pipeline for quite a while, iirc) could be just the beginning, and there's more to expect as long as those corporations are bleeding money, either from the pandemic or, in Square Enix's case, from yet another failed/failing live service, that still hasn't broke even on the production costs.
With "more" not refering to the brand spanking new AAA releases per se, but the respective back catalogues of older releases, of course.
Sony, for example could turn a profit by re-releasing classics from the Psygnosis portfolio through GoG. A portfolio that actually costs them money, because they have to extend/renew the rights every couple years.
I could imagine that Sony, Warner Bros and the likes are suddenly so open to releasing DRM-free on GoG (again), just because they, in every possible way and manner, seek to recuperate their massive losses in those other sectors like in their respective film branches, for example. With the GoG releases covering only a fraction of those losses, of course, but as the saying goes:
"Kleinvieh macht auch Mist."
Horizon Zero Dawn and the just released Arkham series (although having been in the release pipeline for quite a while, iirc) could be just the beginning, and there's more to expect as long as those corporations are bleeding money, either from the pandemic or, in Square Enix's case, from yet another failed/failing live service, that still hasn't broke even on the production costs.
With "more" not refering to the brand spanking new AAA releases per se, but the respective back catalogues of older releases, of course.
Sony, for example could turn a profit by re-releasing classics from the Psygnosis portfolio through GoG. A portfolio that actually costs them money, because they have to extend/renew the rights every couple years.
Post edited November 28, 2020 by Swedrami
Alexim
Dark Lord of the Sith
Registered: Mar 2015
From Italy
Posted November 28, 2020
I could imagine that Sony, Warner Bros and the likes are suddenly so open to releasing DRM-free on GoG (again), just because they, in every possible way and manner, seek to recuperate their massive losses in those other sectors like in their respective film branches, for example. With the GoG releases covering only a fraction of those losses, of course, but as the saying goes:
"Kleinvieh macht auch Mist."
Horizon Zero Dawn and the just released Arkham series (although having been in the release pipeline for quite a while, iirc) could be just the beginning, and there's more to expect as long as those corporations are bleeding money, either from the pandemic or, in Square Enix's case, from yet another failed/failing live service, that still hasn't broke even on the production costs.
With "more" not refering to the brand spanking new AAA releases per se, but the respective back catalogues of older releases, of course.
Sony, for example could turn a profit by re-releasing classics from the Psygnosis portfolio through GoG. A portfolio that actually costs them money, because they have to extend/renew the rights every couple years.
Andrey82
New User
Registered: Jun 2016
From Russian Federation
Posted November 28, 2020
Well, last Tomb Raider trilogy and Final Fantasy series is instabuy for me on GOG. As Mad Max, Shadow of Mordor/War, maybe even Mortal Kombat and Injustice. Last two very unlikely to arrive on GOG because of MTX and online, but all other is very likely to arrive on GOG at some point. Also, there was info about Assassin's Creed games coming to GOG, so next year might be very interesting for GOG customers.
Disposable_God
New User
Registered: Jun 2015
From Russian Federation
Posted November 28, 2020
