Alas, a much expected release. Time to punish my wallet again

Yeah, I was looking forward to Black Book as well. Unfortunately, it looks like they didn't release the "Supporter Pack" DLC on GOG (yet?), which includes an artbook whose description sounds like it includes info on the folklore behind the game. I'd have loved to read up on that...

That would be a nice addition, indeed

Looks fantastic. Wishlisted.

Same here...hope that they will release the Supporter Pack DLC on GoG too!

Just found out HypeTrain Digital, the publisher, also published Police Stories and Stoneshard without their respective Supporter Packs on GOG. So I think it's highly unlikely that we'll get the Black Book Supporter Pack on here, unfortunately.

I like the Slavic folklore´s influence on this game, so instabuy :)

Are the maps randomized?

Looks sweet. Wishlisted.

It would be nice to get also Mooseman here. I liked the game, it's made by the same developer.

And there's also "Black Book Prologue" available for free on Steam...

Indeed, that looks really nice too.

Well that should definitely be here. Really uncool to leave that out.

And on itch.io too

Black Book Prologue is just the demo, so we're (presumably) not missing out on any content.

But it does beg the question: Since GOG has the functionality to host demos and Black Book Prologue is even available DRM-free on Itch, why not on GOG too?

Another could have been interesting and would have bought sort of game; Manual saves throwing you back, mandatory battle puzzles after a certain point has been reached, this is not a game I would enjoy. Mandatory puzzles just ruin it for me ... specially when there are 2 to 3 per chapter according to an RPS review.

Like Murder By Numbers which I otherwise enjoyed, when all of a sudden there was these hacking puzzles, solving several nonograms in quick succession with a timer ticking down. One error and you have to start the same puzzle and will eventually fail the totality of them, adding just one more quick-reaction puzzle you'd have to solve.

Failing it in both games means you either return to a previous manual save-state and being thrown back or you'd be able to load an auto save, which there are many in Black Book, at every scene-change or so I read and no progress until you somehow solve them. That's the kind of plot-stopper I absolutely hate. So, no love from me, sorry.