Posted February 03, 2015
Pheace: I'm all for an all inclusive approach to the store and let customers decide what game to buy on their own, so in that sense I agree with GOG doing this. That said though, given GOG's self proclaimed "boutique" approach it baffles me that they let this moron (and co) publish their game here, particularly in lieu of, from what I can tell, other more deserving titles who are apparently being rejected by GOG. From what I hear the game is average at best.
That said, I personally think one of the likely reasons it's coming here is exactly because it is *not* on Steam, which makes this a particularly appealing title to pick up for GOG. Most of all because it *did* get the publicity from almost getting on Steam and ultimately getting rejected, but they don't have to share sales with Steam over it.
Because it's likely to sell well compared to other games.
Or get this, and this is a shocking revelation, the game is actually fun to play regardless of the politics/drama/situation/you-name-it surrounding the game :) I say this as someone who played the game long before any of those events occurred :)That said, I personally think one of the likely reasons it's coming here is exactly because it is *not* on Steam, which makes this a particularly appealing title to pick up for GOG. Most of all because it *did* get the publicity from almost getting on Steam and ultimately getting rejected, but they don't have to share sales with Steam over it.
Because it's likely to sell well compared to other games.