pawel-t: I guess but I don't recall that easily.

Then either I did something wrong or I just suck at it. Hahahaha

pawel-t: Either can be true or even both ʘ⁠‿⁠ʘ

Xeshra: Usually a OST can not be gotten without the game; so i dunno if they made a exception here.

Xeshra: Guess now i know the reason why GOG is lacking so many OST... sad somehow.

Anyway, the FLAC offered on GOG is still broken. It looks like someone will have to inform them about, else nothing changes.

At least the broken WAV (well, it was a MP3 instead of a WAV) from "The Hungry Lamb" was finally fixed now... so i got me the WAV! Oh and the OST is actually free... for those buying the game.

Xeshra: Nah, buying the OST bundled with the game will make it cheaper. May not look like a lot but when i hear that a solid bunch of gamers will have to make every penny count, it may make sense. I assume the FLAC may become fixed at some point. Perhaps it is even GOGs failure because they had to "turn it" into a installer and the issue was probably happening there. The FLAC still works but it is partially corrupt... can cause failures and some lack on descriptions.

Not that i truly can understand the OST-only mentality, because the music actually has been "attached" to the game and the true power of the music is when it is being "used" along with the game. Thats so special about "game music" it is not just music, it is a "construct of art", it can be heard, seen and even felt. It is interactive, able to react to the players actions or decisions.

I still buy music if available but rather for "collection" purpose and checking it out a little (kinda like being playful without actually playing it). However, without the game it makes little sense to me, but that is just me.