Thanks for the info. The c̶i̶r̶c̶l̶e̶ list is now complete.

Added Bio Menace to the list.

With the recent removal of Descent 1+2 and the Duke Nukem games, I'd like to give a small reminder that the following games do use DOSBox, but can't be selected on the GOGmix:

Constructor (Removed from GOG)
Descent 1+2 (Removed from GOG)
Duke Nukem 1+2 (Removed from GOG)
Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition (Removed from GOG)
The Elder Scrolls: Arena (Doesn't have a GOG page)
The Elder Scrolls: Chapter II - Daggerfall (Doesn't have a GOG page)

Wow, been a while since we've had a DOS game. C'mon GoG, we need some DOS games like say... X-Com ;)

Indeed.
I'd prefer something that isn't already DRM-Free elsewhere. Something, like, Jazz Jackrabbit, for instance.

The just-released Eradicator uses SVN-Daum on Steam. Is its GOG version any different?

It just uses vanilla Dosbox 0.74
I guess GoG decided it didn't need any features from SVN-Daum.

Thanks for the info. Added to the list/mix.

An unrelated (to this thread) question. Does the installation folder of Eradicator also contain an image of the original disc in bin/cue format? I'm asking because it does so on Steam.

Yes it does.

Good to know. Thanks for the confirmation.

Heh.

Added the first three X-Com games to my unconfirmed list. I know that they use DOSBox,but no idea about their version.

They all use 0.74 :)

Strife comes with the DOS version in a zip file with the GoG installation - but does not come with Dosbox.

Hmmm, I am debating on whether I should include it, along with Retro City Rampage.