Depending on that blue dot is futile, sadly :-(

Hmmm... and to think that I checked the game page, yet managed to miss that note. Cheers.



During sales/heavy load, a lot of the changes reported by GOGDB are just endless loops of:
actual_game-title ⇒ product_title_ID ⇒ actual_game-title.
Take for example Falcon Gold, it's been going through that loop since March 31.

So if you see a lot of changes, and have no notification flags in your library, best is to open the GOGDB link to see what they're about, and/or check this thread where actual updates are being reported.


There are no update notifications for the standalone installers in GOG Galaxy, so even if you were using it, you'd only be notified of updates for your installed games.

AI War 2 Standalone installers updated (2.012 ⇒ 2.016): 03 April 2020.

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Depth of Extinction Standalone installers updated: 51.5.1 ⇒ 52.9.8.2.

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Good Company [InDev] Standalone installer updated: 0.6.0.4 ⇒ 0.6.1.

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Imperator: Rome Standalone installers, and those of its DLC, updated: 1.4.0 ⇒ 1.4.1 Archimedes.

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Standalone installers updated 02-03 April 2020 with no changelog:
- The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, and all its DLC:
--> Windows: 1.0.5.4_Win ⇒ 1.0.6 GOG;
--> Linux: 1.0.5.3_linux ⇒ 1.0.6 GOG;
--> Mac: 1.0.5.3_Osx ⇒ 1.0.6 GOG (also more DLC added).
- Combat Mission: Afrika Korps: 1.03 ⇒ 1.03(a).
- Crossroads Inn, and its DLC - Mac: 1.13 ⇒ 1.15.
- ELDERBORN: 1.034 ⇒ 1.035.
- Exanima [InDev]: 0.7.3d ⇒ 0.8.
- Fantasy General II - Invasion, and its DLC: 01.01.09585 ⇒ 01.01.09586.
- Fenimore Fillmore: 3 Skulls of the Toltecs: 1.7.4 ⇒ 1.7.5.
- House Flipper, and its DLC: 1.2038 (9c71c) ⇒ 1.2089 (a5e7c).
- Mana Spark: 1.0.21 ⇒ 1.1.07 (there's an announcement in the game forum from three days ago regarding the Forgotten Crypts Update, but no further info. Anyone interested in details will have to go to Steam).
- Murder by Numbers: 1.0 ⇒ 1.22.
- PC Building Simulator, and all its DLC: 1.6.5.2 ⇒ 51.
- Smart City Plan: 1.06 ⇒ 1.07.
- Stellaris, and all its DLC, except for the Mac version of Stellaris: Apocalypse- Linux & Mac: 2.6.1.1 ⇒ 2.6.2.
- Stellaris: Apocalypse [DLC] - Mac: 2.6.0.4 ⇒ 2.6.2.
- The Universim - Windows: 0.0.40.30701 ⇒ 0.0.40.30702; Linux & Mac: 0.0.38.27611 ⇒ 0.0.40.30716.
- Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York - Mac: 1.0.6 ⇒ 1.0.6f1.
- Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair, and its DLC: 27415 ⇒ 27968.

Also, from updates/changelogs posted earlier:
- Endzone - A World Apart [InDev]: 0.7.7396.35288 ⇒ 0.7.7397.30764.

@GOG, Combat Mission: Afrika Korps is yet another game which forum link directs to the General Discussion board; please fix, along with poor Wuppo which still suffers from the same.

In past 3 days, at least 6 game updates have no notification.

I did check to make sure at least a few files were actually changed and not some other reason before I posted.

A bit late but ...
Stellaris and AI War 2 are two examples. There was a third I recognized but it turned out to be something other than file changes (I've already forgotten what and that was just a few minutes ago). I know this happens all the time, but I can't recall having been so bad that I had no blue dot flags when things changed.

Endzone - A World Apart (In Development)

Update 0.7.7400.23352 (5 April 2020)

(Galaxy & Offline Installer)

Just wanted to report that the long known bug in Dying Light that the intro is English only (with subtitles) has now finally be fixed with the latest update. Just tested it myself.

Which game?

Oops - fixed it.

:-)

Finally... Thanks for pointing that out, Marko!

Low Magic Age

Low Magic Age has been updated to Version: 0.91.25.2 (Offline installers now updated)

No changelog

Lair of the Clockwork God has been updated.

Chagelog for v1.016 Now Live (3 April 2020)

Hello! I'm aware it's been a few weeks since the last update - bugs are now coming in so infrequently that daily updates no longer really make sense, so I'm saving them all up for larger patches.
Changes:

Linux version now has a 64-bit version available
Fixed an issue where skipping Splash screens with a gamepad caused the 'Save warting' dialogue to be missed
Fixed missing characters in the dyslexic-friendly font option
Accessing the top bit of a boat is now way easier
Fixed an issue where starting a conversation the instant a lift started to move caused Camera Issues
Fixed some potentially-sticky ice
Fixed some extraordinarily minor typos

As always, if you find a bug please let me know at dan@sizefivegames.com, rather than leaving messages in places I might not see them.
If you've enjoyed Lair of the Clockwrok God but haven't yet REVIEWED it on Steam, please please do take a second to do that right now. It really helps me out.

Hope you're staying home and safe during these weird times.

Best, Dan

No Man's Sky

2.40_ExoMech_58828

The Minotaur

Added a new planetary Exocraft, the Minotaur Heavy Exosuit Hybrid.
Acquire the plans for the Minotaur Geobay at the Construction Research Station aboard the Space Anomaly.
The Minotaur allows exploration in even the most extreme environments, with a unique hazard protection upgrade that keeps the pilot safe from environmental damage.
The Minotaur comes with its own set of upgrades and technologies.
Blueprints are available to purchase from Iteration: Perses on the Space Anomaly.
Upgrade Modules can be found at the Exocraft Technology Merchant at your local Space Station.
Other specialist Minotaur abilities include the ability to upgrade its mining laser with Terrain Manipulation capabilities, and the ability to collect or harvest rare planetary resources such as Storm Crystals without leaving the safety of the cabin.

Exocraft Hazard Changes

Exocraft no-longer grant immunity to planetary hazards by default. External environmental conditions will now drain the player’s hazard protection, though at a reduced rate from on planet.
Specialist technologies have been made available at Iteration: Perses on the Space Anomaly that allow Exocraft to be upgraded to prevent environmental damage

New Exocraft Technologies

Perses now also offers the Icarus Fuel System, an Exocraft upgrade that recharges the engine during daylight.
The Exocraft Scanner has been improved. Performing a standard scan will now reveal all nearby points of interest – i.e. all those that would be revealed by using the Analysis Visor.
Added an Orbital Exocraft Materialiser. This is a new freighter module that will allow all Exocraft to be summoned while the freighter is in-system.

Exocraft Quality of Life and Other Fixes

Added new decal options to Exocraft customisation.
Exocraft cockpits now match the customisation of their exterior.
Improved the light cast by the headlights of all Exocraft.
Increased the base speed of the Roamer, Nomad and Pilgrim exocraft.
Tweaked a number of Exocraft cameras to improve visibility.
Increased the speed and acceleration of the Nautilon submarine, and tweaked its camera positioning.
Fixed an issue that caused the Exocraft fuel efficiency stat not to increase fuel efficiency.
Fixed an issue that caused the Exocraft speedometer to flash during a storm.
Fixed an issue that prevented items in the Exocraft inventory from being available for crafting.
Added a coordinates readout to the Exocraft HUD data.
Tweaked some early game rewards to give players access to an Exocraft earlier in a playthrough of the Artemis story.
Reduced the blueprint and construction cost of some Geobay blueprints.
Improved the Guide entry for Exocraft, including tweaking when it becomes unlocked and adding a mission to the Guide page to walk players through the Exocraft unlock and upgrading process.
Fixed an issue that caused the Exocraft mining laser to be ineffective when used on minable objects.
Fixed an issue that caused Exocraft to turn invisible when saving and charting at a waypoint.
Fixed an issue that caused the object health indicator to either appear in the wrong position or not appear at all when mining objects in an Exocraft.
Fixed a soft-lock that could occur when the Inventory auto-opens to the Exocraft page and no Exocraft is present in the system.
Fixed an issue that caused the position and icon of the network player marker to be wrong when the player is in an Exocraft.
Fixed an issue where Exocraft could sometimes fall through planetary terrain.
Fixed an issue where the Exocraft customisation camera could be incorrectly positioned when swapping between Exocraft types.
Fixed an issue where exiting an Exocraft could cause a fade to black transition if the ship camera was set to first person.

Graphical Improvements and Options

GTAO: improved performance by avoiding oversampling on distant objects.
GTAO: modified attenuation heuristic to avoid over-darkening of thin objects, particularly noticeable on grass.
GTAO: modified reprojection filter to improve AO temporal stability. This reduces flickering on moving objects, particularly noticeable on grass.
3D rendering resolution can be now scaled as a factor of the window resolution. This means UI can render at a higher resolution to the 3D game view, offering more options for improving performance while keeping UI crisp. Additionally, the in-game resolution may be scaled larger than the actual screen resolution, allowing for greater image quality than possible when rendering at the monitor’s native resolution.

Base Building Quality of Life

Added a new base part, the Electrical Cloaking Unit. This can be placed to hide power lines when outside of build mode.
Added the ability for console players not using VR to disable local base complexity limits (PC players could already adjust the Base Quality setting). This may come at a performance cost when viewing large, player-made, structures.
Added a Quick Menu option to immediately return to the Space Anomaly when visiting a featured base.
Fixed an issue that caused incorrect planet information to be displayed when previewing bases in a different galaxy.
Fixed an issue that could cause players to become stuck when warping to a featured base if the base computer had not loaded in time.
Fixed a number of soft locks that could occur when interacting with base parts that were outside the local complexity limit.

Bug Fixes

Fixed an issue that prevented AI ships from ever landing on player-owned landing pads.
Fixed an issue with the transition to a new galaxy that caused it to be entirely white.
Fixed an issue that prevented the Blaze Javelin from being cycled while cooling down.
Increased the distance at which damaged frigate icons are displayed on the ship HUD and compass.
Added a timeout sequence to the start of Nexus missions to discourage players from going AFK on board the Anomaly after readying up.
Extended the time during which weekend missions are active to 9AM GMT on Mondays.
Added some additional graphic warnings when low on hazard protection or life support.
Fixed an issue that caused diplomatic frigates to award units as a substance rather than directly.
Fixed an issue with the trails on certain Royal ships not lining up correctly with their engines.
Fixed a number of graphical glitches that could occur when warping in a starship.
Fixed a graphical issue that affected the Bytebeat envelope rendering on console.
Improved the readability of the currency readout when browsing tech trees.
Added a recovery fix for players who lost their Void Egg after they come back through the Portal at the end of the final Starbirth quest.
Fixed a rare crash in the lighting system.
Fixed an issue that caused the audio environment to be set incorrectly while on Atlas Stations.
Fixed an issue where Armoured Clams could be destroyed with the Terrain Manipulator.
Fixed an issue where Weekend Event missions could sometimes have partially encrypted descriptions at the Nexus.
Fixed an issue where player models could sometimes inherit their scale from ships or Exocraft.

@all who have purchased it here on GOG, quick! Rush over to Steam and post a review!