They have removed the mention of GOG from their website?

I'm extremely surprised that we didn't had yet release of CoJ: Bound in Blood. Because this game has since years DRM-free version ,which was sold by Techland on no longer existing Boxoffstore (ok, technically you can still download your games from it, but shop is no longer offering games). And it's relatively "fresh" game, so there shouldn't be any technical issues with adjusting it to work as well.

I would not like to see this franchise be one of those where we get the first few games released on Gog, while the rest being available on Steam only. In this case, only the first part to be released on Gog.

Wait, wait, what? Developers of Battle Brothers are working on Realms Beyond? Did that game even got funded?

Yes, with 120% percentage.

Writers of Battle Brothers to be exact.

I contacted Iceberg Interactive, publisher of the upcoming Railroad Corporation, to ask if there will be a release on GOG (so far it has only been announced for Steam). The response (via email) was that there will be a GOG release "if they [GOG] want it".

I'm sorry if you already got this... But I just found out about The 13th Doll.
The release date is set between December and February. And there is a GOG symbol on their site.
http://www.the13thdoll.com/indexMain.php
Just ordered a copy from amazon a few days ago, for a few euros. Or did you mean a digital copy?

Wow, I though this project was dead all these years since it was first announced. Thanks for posting :D
*evil Stauf laughter in the background*

Right. Me too. Just got fed up with waiting NOLFs to appear on GOG. The legal hell may take years, or decades, with big names like Warner threatening with lawsuits and then not bothering to even state their part in the contract... Ludicrous.

Agreed.

Field of Glory - Empires is coming soon from Slitherine/Matrix. But the dev is AGEOD, and so far AGEOD hasn't had their games here yet. I wonder if we'll get Empires and maybe AGEOD's catalog. That would be sweet.

http://www.matrixgames.com/products/product.asp?gid=789

Who friggin' knows with this place and what publishers are willing to do.

I'm still waiting for Assassin's Creed 2... how many years has it been since the original was added here?

Making money with DRM free games is against their pro-DRM agenda. They do not want to get in the position in which they have to explain shareholders why they where wasting millions for various types of DRM which could have spend on broadening the customer base with richer game contend (aside from having a broader base with DRM free by default).

So they decided for the next best thing: Lie to the shareholders. Or rather withholding the knowledge, nod silently and keep spending millions on DRM knowing that no one (in position of power) will question it anyway.