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Wurzelkraft: ...and we have yet to see AAA titles aside from the (semi)self-published and regional-priced Witcher 3. :)
Isn't that true :)
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Wurzelkraft: ...and we have yet to see AAA titles aside from the (semi)self-published and regional-priced Witcher 3. :)
Yup, unfortunately.
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mrkgnao: Don't have the ability to filter by "self-published" (will add it later this week).

Meanwhile, here are all the regionally-priced "indies":
[url=http://www.an-ovel.com/cgi-bin/magog.cgi?ver=360&scp=gdspur&dsp=ipgfsorlcmbah4&ord=&flt=prp~1~cii~1~&opt=&myf=WedDec31542032014_eBFzg6rjzyxQX]http://www.an-ovel.com/cgi-bin/magog.cgi?ver=360&scp=gdspur&dsp=ipgfsorlcmbah4&ord=&flt=prp~1~cii~1~&opt=&myf=WedDec31542032014_eBFzg6rjzyxQX[/url]

However, note that indie is defined by GOG and there are some curious inconsistencies there (e.g. Blackguards is indie, its DLC is not), so here is the complementary list of regionally-priced "non-indies":
[url=http://www.an-ovel.com/cgi-bin/magog.cgi?ver=360&scp=gdspur&dsp=ipgfsorlcmbah4&ord=&flt=prp~1~cii~0~&opt=&myf=WedDec31542032014_eBFzg6rjzyxQX]http://www.an-ovel.com/cgi-bin/magog.cgi?ver=360&scp=gdspur&dsp=ipgfsorlcmbah4&ord=&flt=prp~1~cii~0~&opt=&myf=WedDec31542032014_eBFzg6rjzyxQX[/url]
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HypersomniacLive: Cheers for that, and for adding the "self-published" filter. So 65, which appears to be the exact same list as in the OP. Not surprisingly, one more confirmation that the only thing that the adoption of the regionally pricing model gave us is a whole lot of indie titles.
Feels more and more that "flat prices on top of DRM-free is too much for big pubs/ new AAA games" is not really what keeps them from coming here.
It seems that GOG is failing on so many level.

I also want to point out, that if a AAA title accidentally will be released on GOG, there is no guarantee that it would be a good one (most of them are not). So much for being like a boutique.
Post edited December 04, 2014 by MIK0
Ahh and I was just gonna comment on the good news that the newest releases have no regional pricing.
So they're regional priced in GB but not in the rest of the EU ?
That's rather weird
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Reaper9988: Ahh and I was just gonna comment on the good news that the newest releases have no regional pricing.
So they're regional priced in GB but not in the rest of the EU ?
That's rather weird
The devs probably don't like Thommies?
Well, this system is offering possibilites for nationalistic discrimination (actually it is anyway) and racism so it can be expected to be used in this direction anytime.
Is Amnesia the Dark Descent and Penumbra regionally priced since they magically reappeared on gog today?
Post edited December 04, 2014 by Matruchus
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Matruchus: Is Amnesia the Dark Descent regionally priced since it magically reappeared on gog today?
Yes it is, as well as Penumbra
Amnesia: The Dark Descent and The Penumbra Collection are back as regionally-priced games. Seems like regional pricing has officially spread to older games too.
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Grargar: Amnesia: The Dark Descent and The Penumbra Collection are back as regionally-priced games. Seems like regional pricing has officially spread to older games too.
I guess GOG decided on the "more games" versus "hardline on classics pricing" compromise. Given that GOG seems to be inexorably committed to regional pricing, I suppose it's the better course. At least folks can get those games here again, which is a good thing in general.

Makes my gift keys of them less precious though. I snapped up most of the games that disappeared around that time for gifting.
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Grargar: Amnesia: The Dark Descent and The Penumbra Collection are back as regionally-priced games. Seems like regional pricing has officially spread to older games too.
Yeah at this point im expecting the catalog to slowly convert to regional pricing - not just cause of these games - it just seems to be what gog want's.

Edit:

I give up - bring on the regional pricing and give us 1000 more games in next year :)
Post edited December 04, 2014 by Matruchus
You know what's odd?

I bought both games a while ago when they were still flat priced... yet I feel uncomfortable to own games that are regionally priced now.
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Urnoev: You know what's odd?

I bought both games a while ago when they were still flat priced... yet I feel uncomfortable to own games that are regionally priced now.
Any longtime user probably feels bad for owning regionally priced games - it was just what gog was selling to us for that long that we just took for granted.
Post edited December 04, 2014 by Matruchus
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Urnoev: You know what's odd?

I bought both games a while ago when they were still flat priced... yet I feel uncomfortable to own games that are regionally priced now.
Imagine how it feels to have backed every single game that came here regionally priced.
http://www.gog.com/game/dead_state

At least regional priced in Russia, which of course means it's dirt cheap over there.
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Wurzelkraft: http://www.gog.com/game/dead_state

At least regional priced in Russia, which of course means it's dirt cheap over there.
Looks like another of those "Russian discounted" titles, which have prices comparable to or equal to the US price everywhere but under the shadow of the Hammer & Sickle.

dead_state
US_USD -> GAME PRICE : $29.99
GB_GBP -> GAME PRICE : £19.19
GB_USD -> GAME PRICE : $29.99
FR_EUR -> GAME PRICE : €23.79
FR_USD -> GAME PRICE : $29.99
DE_EUR -> GAME PRICE : €23.79
DE_USD -> GAME PRICE : $29.99
PL_EUR -> GAME PRICE : €23.79
PL_USD -> GAME PRICE : $29.99
AU_AUD -> GAME PRICE : A$34.39
AU_USD -> GAME PRICE : $29.99
RU_RUB -> GAME PRICE : ₽399
RU_USD -> GAME PRICE : $8.29
MX_USD -> GAME PRICE : $29.99