Steam version of New Super Lucky's Tale offers a bonus download for the original Super Lucky's Tale, while the GOG version doesn't.

Sources:
GOGDB
SteamDB

We are actually missing an update on that game which fixes some missing textures
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1038300/view/3644012994609915989?l=english
I sent an email to the devs a couple of months ago and never received a reply.

If anyone else wants to try and contact them again this is their email and website. Hopefully they will update the game if more people contact them.

contactus@playfulstudios.com

and this is their website
https://playfulstudios.com/contact/

I had sent an email regarding this game, followed by 2 gentle reminders, never got a response. Was interested in their new gsme but no longer.

Thx, I asked for an update too.

I have a question for all of you:

If you know ahead of time a game is outdated on GOG, do you sometimes still choose to get it here if there are no other options for a DRM Free copy? Maybe on a case by case basis where it depends how impactful the missing updates are as far as you can tell?


On another note, I don't know if this is still the case but I thought I read somewhere that on GOG a dev has to send a patch in and hope for GOG to upload it whereas Steam allows the devs direct access to upload patches themselves? Is that accurate? If so, maybe the new owner of GOG can make it a priority to implement a similar system to Steam that might make it more convenient for devs to upload patches.

Out of principle, never. All the games I own that are on the list I bought before I discovered the list. The partial exception, I may be willing to buy games where issues are clearly listed on the store page, even better if the game make up for missing content in one way or another. Or if it's a game where updates on GOG are slower but still present.

But by principle, I know that if I we let go of missing features, this will only make devs/publishers comfortable with the idea that they don't have to properly keep GOG updated. Call me stingy, but it's not illegal not to buy games or to ask for refunds.

In fact, I also refrained from buying games that had no issues but whose developers/publishers appear frequently on the list.

To my understanding from the previous conversation, updates on Galaxy can be automised like on Steam, no human intervention required (except for the developer who updates the game). So those are practically instantaneous. What requires human approval is the update of offline installers (or new games/DLCs altogether), and those take a couple hours, at worst a few days.

"GOG a dev has to send a patch in and hope for GOG to upload it"
Well, the great majority of the games are on the list because developers refuse themselves to update their games. Not because GOG refuses or forgets to update them. I lost track of the amount of games I've read the patch history of, and I can count on one hand cases where the games were not updated because developers sent the updates to GOG staff but they forgot to approve them.

I'd rather wait a few days, because I see that they were often slow with GOG updates but still put them. I'm going to sort the "Star" games now.

No, unless they cost zero (e.g. giveaways).

And furthermore, because of this pervasive problem (and other things), I nowadays buy many of my DRM-free games on Steam.

It depends on the missing content. Missing Soundtracks or artbooks mean nothing to me. Sometimes it's not even the developer's or publisher's fault that they aren't here.

When it comes to updates I look at the content. Sometimes it's stuff like "we fixed some typos in the Chinese translation". In that case I don't care. For me the really important stuff is missing gameplay content or missing patches for gamebreaking bugs.

I understand and I used to be like that, but then I changed my point of view, because this kind of developer behaviour shows a tendency not to update games here, so while I might not care about the current update, I might very much care about the next one, which might also not arrive here. Plus, it doesn't sit right with me to give money to people who do not respect me as a customer (one of the reasons I never knowingly buy DRM'ed games).

How do you guys deal with the Unity security patch? Do you add games that got a patch on Steam but not on GOG? I was trying to ask on the discord for the game The Messenger to see if they'd update the GOG version with the Unity security patch that Steam got in October, but I got no reply from a dev.

Why'd it be different from any other patch? If it got a patch elsewhere but not here, the GOG version is behind on updates.

I just checked and I see some entries on the google doc. Only 3-4 entries though. There are probably hundreds of games on GOG missing that security update.

The Messenger is another that can be added.

Edit: Just checked again, 2 more of those Dread X Collection games got the patch. I believe there are still 2 more that don't have them now but it seems like they're slowly updating them.

The question is whether the same games got the security update on steam. If not, then GOG customers are not second class.

I can say that most of the unity games I own on steam have not been patched --- and likely will never be. It doesn't bother me much because I patch them myself.

The ones I mentioned did get patches on Steam. If I notice more in the future that aren't on the list I'll be sure to come back and mention them here.

Hello!

Unfortunately, I would like to draw attention to the situation regarding the game "Dreamed Away":

On the other store, the game got it version 1.2.0 update merely two days after the very version 1.1.0 that we got released here curiosly at the same time the other store got its 1.2.0 update!

Then in December 2025 the game received another update to version 1.3.0 on the other store.

We got only the Mac version of said 1.3.0 update (hopefully including the changes from version 1.2.0, as well) on February, 8th of 2026.

The Windows and the Linux offline installers are still on version 1.1.0, missing these two updates, to date!

Already, more than a month has passed, since entered in contact with the support and wrote a support ticket--unfortunately, no response nor change of the avaialable offline installer versions so far.

Kind regards,
foxgog