I'm all for whatever comes to GOG, if it's coming here without DRM. That to me is what's important: DRM-FREE games. The industry has lost too much of that, so anything we can get here - yeah, I'll be glad to see it here!

The more games we can get here and convince companies it's worthwhile, hopefully the more come here.

It's why stuff like Sony's Horizon Zero Dawn and now Days Gone coming here's important.

I bought Days Gone and Horizon Zero Dawn for a second time just to support DRM free. To be honest I was not fond of HZD.

I totally agree with you here.
But also with every game that comes to GoG, I have to decide whether I want to buy it or not since I can't buy all of them :)

I think we also need games to be more agnostic, too. Build Offline Profiles and Achievements/Trophies into the game first and for that all work offline for the game. That way, most importantly, it's already in the game itself - if they want to port it to Steamworks, GOG, etc - it's easier to port from place-to-place. Worst comes to worst, it's just there.

They could always add Achievements support for GOG, Steamworks, Epic, etc. later.

Awesome @ Boiling Point news!

I wonder if we'll ever get Xenus 2: White Gold (aka Boiling Point 2) and The Precursors ever here on GOG.

Robocop - Rogue City is out on Early Access at Steam, in the game's directory there is a galaxy64.dll in a folder named onlinesubstystemsGOG, probably means there is a good chance it might appear here soon, since Terminator - Resistance was also available here after a slight Delay

A couple of YouTube reviews I watched love it. I am looking forward to playing it soon.

Same here, grew up watching these films as a kid really happy we are finally getting good games for them.

Let's hope they won't delay the sale prices indefinitely after they release it like Terminator.

Valfaris: Mecha Therion confirmed for release on the 21st of November.

I really hope so.

But it could also mean, they used the same engine with some changes and they've neglected to delete those files. They could just be remnants.

The galaxy64.dll they ship with the game seems to be the same size as the one from 2021 included in GOGs Terminator Resistance release. Don't know if this means much, but it certainly doesn't refute the remnant hypothesis.

The DLL I've found in "Everspace 2" is 14,153,728 bytes in size. Maybe it never changed, I don't know...

The Robocop and Terminator ones are both 14,56MiB (15,274,496 Bytes).

Oh, that's not good. So it might really be remnants...