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Mass Effect Legendary Edition
- I have it with the Origin client, but would love to see it here DRM free. (It's been on hold for 2 years now at ME2)
- This is one of those series that truly is legendary, the game and if it ever comes to GOG.

Diablo 2 with LOD
- Loved the game, hated the time sick, but it's forever a classic. BNet was the best back then also and free, at least until the cheats ruined it.
- Would love to see it here on GOG just for the single player (though I have a paid version that's been Plugy'd!)

Blizzard games (Warcraft III classic and it's expansion and Starcraft classic and it's expansions.
- Whatever else Blizzard is today, they knew their stuff back then.
- I wouldn't mind the remaster, IF it came DRM free. (I did buy the remaster (for SC) when I tried out Diablo Immortal)

Command & Conquer games
- The complete remastered one would be nice to see here. Another classic.

Buck Rogers CTD and Matrix Cubed
- Always loved the SSI games and these were 2 of my favorites. (I even read the novels!)

I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot of those, but if even a couple of those came to GOG, I'd be in heaven. =P
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Favorite pick so far: Pokemon Pearl. Because it made me say: "Okay, what the fuck."

Did GOG really forget to put any sort of limiter on the Dreamlist?

GOG has no interest in preserving PC games. What the hell possessed someone to add a Nintendo handheld game to the Dreamlist?
Post edited April 17, 2025 by Reznov64
Of all the games I really want I need to see the Pentiment here.
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Reznov64: What the hell possessed someone to add a Nintendo handheld game to the Dreamlist?
*shrug* They could?
At least that makes some more sense than https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/street-fighter-ii-pinball
or https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/draughts-1952
White Album 2.

If I had 100 votes to spend, all 100 votes would go to this game.

Love it and I want others to enjoy it.
Not holding my breath though: I think if it was easy to re-release or remaster they would've done so already.
Post edited April 19, 2025 by Darkelve
I want to see NOLF No One Lives Forever please consider it
Some titles that are probably very unlikely to get mentioned much in topics like this:

Tom Francis' games (namely, Gunpoint, Heat Signature & Tactical Breach Wizards) -- interesting-looking "think on your feet" games; the first two are available DRM-free on the Humble Store, so there's already some precedent

Spelunky 2 -- should be here if for no other reason than to complete the series--but, more importantly, as the sequel to one of my favorite games ever; an honorable mention also goes to a more recent project Derek Yu worked on, UFO 50, which I'd also love to have here, for different reasons

Dungeons [and] Dragons: Tower of Doom & Dungeons [and] Dragons: Shadow over Mystara (compiled together for other stores/platforms as Dungeons [and] Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara) -- arguably the all-around best-received D&D-license video games that aren't already sold here, and they aren't even RPGs!

The Culdcept series (specifically, Culdcept, Culdcept II & Culdcept Saga--though I wouldn't complain if later entries also had PC ports appear here) -- a weird case: AFAIK, all were exclusive to one console or another, and story-wise, the second game--the only one I have experience with, and which I played on the PS2 under the localized title Culdcept--is dripping with bog-standard-JRPG/anime tropes, story- & dialogue-wise; however, the gameplay--usually characterized as a cross between Magic: the Gathering and Monopoly--is deep and addictive enough to more than make up for the inanity of the "plot"

Gazillionaire -- a Windows 3 title that I only ever got to play a demo or shareware version of. A really weird, goofy sci-fi "intergalactic trade tycoon" game. There's also an entry for Gazillionaire Deluxe, but from what I gather, that's just a slightly different version of the original (and is apparently what's available on Steam under the name Gazillionaire)

Void Bastards -- just recently delisted from GOG, but it sure would be nice if it came back for some point in the near-ish future when I have money to spend again; its fairly recent follow-up, Wild Bastards, also deserves an honorable mention, I suppose, even though it doesn't appeal to me nearly as much

EDIT: Fixed a typo
Post edited April 22, 2025 by HunchBluntley
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JClosed: Well - As a huge JRPG lover I would like to see here:

The complete Atelier series for the PC, Including:

Atelier Rorona DX, Atelier Totori DX, Atelier Meruru DX, Atelier Lulua, Atelier Ayesha DX, Atelier Escha & Logy DX, Atelier Shallie DX, Atelier Sophie DX, Atelier Sophie 2, Atelier Firis DX, Atelier Lydie & Suelle DX, Atelier Marie Remake, Atelier Ryza 1,2,3 and the latest Atelier Yumia.

Yeah - That are a LOT, but they are fun games and I would love to see them on GOG.

Other games are:

Blue Reflection
Blue Reflection - Second Light
Nights Of Azure
Nights Of Azure 2
Dude, Blue Reflection Second Light was an amazing game. One of the best soundtracks too.
Admittedly, it was also very weird to play as a straight adult male, since it felt like the target audience is teenage girls.
Might just be my bias. Yet a lot of times during the game I thought "should I be even playing this?".
Post edited April 21, 2025 by Darkelve
Skullgirls

Mirror's Edge Catalyst

Mass Effect Trilogy
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JClosed: Well - As a huge JRPG lover I would like to see here:

The complete Atelier series for the PC, Including:

Atelier Rorona DX, Atelier Totori DX, Atelier Meruru DX, Atelier Lulua, Atelier Ayesha DX, Atelier Escha & Logy DX, Atelier Shallie DX, Atelier Sophie DX, Atelier Sophie 2, Atelier Firis DX, Atelier Lydie & Suelle DX, Atelier Marie Remake, Atelier Ryza 1,2,3 and the latest Atelier Yumia.

Yeah - That are a LOT, but they are fun games and I would love to see them on GOG.

Other games are:

Blue Reflection
Blue Reflection - Second Light
Nights Of Azure
Nights Of Azure 2
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Darkelve: Dude, Blue Reflection Second Light was an amazing game. One of the best soundtracks too.
Admittedly, it was also very weird to play as a straight adult male, since it felt like the target audience is teenage girls.
Might just be my bias. Yet a lot of times during the game I thought "should I be even playing this?".
Of course you should play it! ;-).

First of all - There is one person in the game that has some deep mental problems, also death, destruction and loss of loved ones play a big role. So I should not say it's very suitable for teenage girls.

Secondly - Why should adults not play games that have "teenage" content? If you focus on that you will miss out a LOT of stuff. For example - Kingdom Hearts looks like a kiddie game, with Disney figures in it and all. But the game as a whole is a lot more grim than that. Nights Of Azure (both games) look like a fluffy girly game, but oh man! Even a bubbly Atelier game like Atelier Totori has some heart breaking moments. I have not played Atelier Yumia fully, but the MC gets bullied and is mistrusted by the main public. They even give hate speech about Yumia's missing mom,

I short - If you do not look at, and are not comfortable with, stuff outside of your comfort zone, you will never experience and see something new. You will lock yourself up in that comfort zone and restrict yourself. That is a form of stagnation I would not accept for myself.

My main question I always ask myself when playing a game is: "do I have fun?" If so - The hell to what audience it's made for, or the game is considered bad by YouTube "reviewers". For example - I really had (and still have) tons of fun with Starfield. The same goes for Dragon Age - The Veilguard or Avowed (and even Forspoken). I do not care what others think about it, or what audience it (supposedly) made for. I have fun, and that's that.

That's all there is to it really... ;-)
Favourite new addition:

https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/the-elder-scrolls-iv-oblivion-remastered-deluxe-edition-2025
One of the fastest growing, if not THE fastest growing in terms of votes to date as well(?).
Just a mere 2 days old and, as of this writing already has racked up most impressive 2596 votes.