You know in the beginning when you are outside of the house and if you knock on the door you get punched? Well when the game was originally released you had to actually break the door down, attack and anally rape the owner of the house. They got rid of it because evidently breaking the door down was causing young players to go on and destroy furniture IRL.

There's a bit in the game where you turn a mole into a woman in order to distract an enemy. If I remember correctly, she's naked in the floppy version and clothed in the CD release. Which are both included in the GOG version.

Censorship gone mad:-)

It might be worth noting that I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream is censored in the German and French versions. I think I saw that game also on GOG?
(Apparently it IS winnable, see next page of the discussion!)

EDIT: Yes, here.
http://www.gog.com/game/i_have_no_mouth_and_i_must_scream

Since it is based on a novel, I think I can freely state what is censored. There is the character Nimdok who was in a concentration camp. That did not go well with German censorship because nazis are okay in movies but not in video games because reasons.

Almost as shocking as the scene that got DreamWeb banned in Australia.
The English version is still uncensored, though.
However, I should point out that the whole "unwinnable" thing about IHNMAIMS is a bit of a myth, at least in regards to the German version (which, I think, is actually based on the French one). I tested it and managed to get the best ending.

Like I said censorship gone mad..

Ah I forgot about those lol.
Anyway, they're just a few funny pixels.

OMG tinyE XD
(by they way, that wizard was really an a***ole)

I think "Fahrenheit: The Indigo Prophecy" was censored on Steam and uncensored on GOG?

"Commandos": The game can't be started with certain region and language settings. Just don't pretend to be in Germany. :-)

Is Bloodrayne still censored as well?

You fixed eet? :P

Yup, but the uncensored patch is out there. The game was censored by default on PC release, so it's not like they got a bad copy or something.

How is Gothic censored, and in which countries is it censored?

Supposedly, it's the same as this.

+1 to the GOG community for not mentioning the OPs use of the above phrase.