Exactly my thoughts... although I'm likely to wait until all expansions/dlcs are out and it's fully patched before I'll take the plunge as I've done for the first game (and any other big games like it).

I actually ended up playing the entire first game with a gamepad because it made the combat tolerable. KB+M combat felt like endless suffering/truly awkward.

ngl I had forgotten about Atlas Fallen entirely, still that seems more the exception than the rule, and the delay certainly didn't involve the game selling well on other platforms because it flopped hard, the publisher just decided to wait till the enhanced edition was ready

Great news! And will includes spanish audio! ^_^

Dustborn and, iirc, Xcom Chimera Squad are what come to mind for me. Which I don't mind (I prefer less curation than more, generally) but I get the sense we miss out on quite a few decent games too.

I hope it's Latin American spanish

Don't care ANYMORE!

Awesome <3

This is gonna be Fun :)

That's really cool.


But I've reserved already a physical collectors edition.

Would there be a way to activate the CE on GoG instead of steam, without to have to buy the game twice?
Or have I to choose either CE with steam or no CE with GoG? This would gonna be hard...

What about preorder bonus? Will it be available for later purchase? Or obtainable for gog users differently?

Thanks for the confirmation! Then we really having an early Spring Release and while obviously a Day one release would be preferable this seems like a "fair" waiting time.

Don't tell me what good business practices are.
Tell it to the developers of a shitload of games on my GOG wishlist.

Especially those "My Time at Sandrock" developers please, who announced a GOG release to occur September 2023, then two months later told people on Steam they never had plans for a GOG release (they had already handed out GOG keys to streamers by that point). The game is still in the GOG catalog, the game will likely never get here.

Koch Media, Deep Silver, Plaion or whatever they're calling themselves nowadays have an even worse track record for business practices reaching back to the beginning of the century. They threw "Gothic 3" and "The Fall: Last Days of Gaia" on the market in alpha states and burned me crisp with both. Once they took over publishing of Kingdom Come 1, the very first thing they did was to weasel out of each and every physical Kickstarter backer reward in one way or another. And once they took over the physical release of Broken Sword 5, they sent backers a "DRM free" game DVD that required a Steam account, that's the folks we're talking about here.

I really hope you're right. And I promise not to gloat if you're not.

Now, about the "My time at Sandrock" and the "The Devil's Playhouse" situations ...

From what I can tell, the Sandrock devs simply don't care about GOG and make shit up because they can't be bothered, so that's not a publisher issue, and GOG probably doesn't want to bother Focus because they're otherwise a good partner (it sucks but I understand it, the game shouldn't have been announced here in the first place)

The other examples are not relevant to GOG