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I think THQ Nordic has the rights to distribute PB games. That's why I don't think they will be delisted.

There are a lot of games not updated by anyone and still available for purchase.
I prefer if games (drm-free) are available in oryginal form, because people always find a way to make them playable on current system. It is more difficult to make it with a previously modified game.
It's fine when they are modified to a ready-to-use state, but as a bonus. If it can make games harder to adapt in the future or lose the original version irretrievably, I think it's a worse solution.
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Time4Tea: Is there any indication that the PB games will be de-listed from GOG? I don't see why the games would necessarily be de-listed, if the studio is closing.

For example: Origin, SSI were shut down many years ago, yet a bunch of their games are on here.
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u2jedi: Who's going to update the games if the developer is gone though...the MOD community?
The youngest game of the studio is from 2022, the oldest from 2001.
Even the 2022 got the final patch already. And the last patch for G1 is decades old.

May I ask what updates you are talking about?

Btw, yeah, Gothic 3 got patches by the Community (included in the GoG version to my knowledge), because the publisher and the studio had an fallout back then.
But even there the latest one is very old...