That's the thing. I grew up not only reading but devouring magazines about cinema, science fiction, videogames and music. And I found out while getting older that only a few of the titles discussed back then survive the common knowledge. And not necessarily the better ones or the ones with most praise (who now remembers who Alan Rudolph or Hal Hartley were?)

It is fair, but on the other hand it also makes the past appear as something consisting of just a cherry picked set of things. There were way more adventures than Sierra and Lucas, way more puzzle games than Lemmings and The Incredible Machine (no, really, puzzle games were everywhere) and more crpgs, each one with its own interface, mechanics, perfect build and dice rolling, than anyone can imagine. So, thanks GOG.

I wonder if this means any of Piko Interactives other random things they own will make it over to GOG?

(As a note: They currently have Super Noahs Ark 3D, Dorke and Ymp, Jim Power: The Lost Dimension, Legend, Iron Commando: Koutetsu no Senshi and the Wisdom Tree collection up on steam currently)

+1

While this is a nice release, would prefer to see 'The Lost Vikings' on here, as it's a better game in the same vain.

I find obscure releases like these interesting and pleasant surprises (though I prefer games higher up the wishlist to appear here), but I can't blame GOG for not bringing more obscure titles if they have a habit of not selling all that well. :P

I heard about this game in the past. I am glad it is here, so that I can play it. I also agree with others, we need to have Lemmings here. It was massively popular at some time. Fury of the Furries would also be a nice addition.

I hadn't realized that the Spiritual Warfare & Wisdom Tree Collection is available there. Thank you for pointing that out! It'd be great to see all of them over here as well. :)