Because everybody is busy Party Hard-ing?

I contacts the devs a few months ago to ask just that, they said they submitted the game to GOG and looking to hear back, no idea what happen to it, maybe you should contact them yourself?

Well, if they did contact GOG, and the game is not here, then most likely nothing good happend. It's so great to see good such interesting games passed over, when unfinished games are welcome. Curation my skinny white ass.

I know right? I must be the only one who loved that album/song lol.

You gotta applaud GOG's PR though. So many naive people up in this place still believe "quality curation" is an actual thing that exists.

that's an amazing German translation for sure ^^. Even seems bad for google translate :D

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank...

I´m in tears...that was good. :`)
It´s engrish in german... :)

BIG. :)

Release date: Aug 25, 2015 Price: $12.89
Score rank: 73% Userscore: 89% Metascore: 66%
Owners: 78,306 ± 6,326
Players in the last 2 weeks: 7,777 ± 1,993 (9.93%)
Players total: 69,590 ± 5,964 (88.87%)

And looking it up, it doesn't appear to have ever been bundled and has only gone on sale as much as half off.
So those 78,000 owners are legitimate sales.

Not bad stats really...

Clearly it was yet another game that was too niche for GOG, and as such not a clear fit for their audience.

I know this is an old thread but I contacted TinyBuild about a GOG release for this game.
They replied saying GOG didn't want it.

I just don't understand it. I mean, why? It's an excellent game. It's not just killing people and that's it.
I don't know. I hate steam, valve and newell and to me, GOG was way superior because of the way they did things, but now? I don't know anymore.
They reject Party Hard but allow that f-ing piece of garbage of DreamBreak? (https://www.gog.com/game/dreambreak)
What the hell, man. At least, Party Hard is fun.
And they have also rejected other good games (sometimes, in favor of trash like DreamBreak)

Then there's the release schedule for games: sometime around last year, I had to wait for 2 months and a half until they released a game I liked. Because of their policy of "every game should get a chance to shine" it means that you might be stuck without games you might like for a long time.

I don't know what to do anymore. GOG clearly isn't doing things perfectly like I thought. What's the alternative? steam? Yeah, right.
Origin? UPlay? They barely have anything that doesn't require you to use steam.

Anyway, if anyone reading this is interested in the game, vote it here:
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/party_hard
I doubt it will change anything but it's worth a try I suppose.

Even if GOG got Party Hard their updating for indies and new titles sucks so badly it wouldn't be worth it. It's why I still use my Steam account.

:(

And yes, some of GOG decision about what games to include were highly dubious.

I suppose there is hope to change this decision, like with Braid.

What is your issue with Steam, exactly? PH might be DRM-free on Steam (move the game files and uninstall Steam).

It's also possible GOG are very busy with other games currently. I know of at least one "good old game" that hasn't shown up here (yet) because of that reason.