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You know folks, I'm afraid it's not working this way.

It's rather GOG who are selecting indie titles they would like to offer here - they'd like to get classic indie titles, or indie titles with the "old touch" (like Legend of Grimrock). Or something like Botanicula - a new game from a well-known Indie studio (if you can say about indie studio that it is well known).

Sending those emails to indie devs you are making them (those who are interested) thinking that it's the option for them/their games.

And in some cases it's even true, but I think that for most devs, GOG won't be interested in their games.

Don't forget, GOG is not going to release a pack of indie games at once. And since they are limited to two (or now maybe three) releases per week, if they would consider getting all those indie titles here, they'd have to stop releasing other games (oldies and newer). That's not going to happen, so the answer is - most of those devs never going to appear here. Even if they would really like to.
I don't see them being limited to two-three releases per week. On the other hand of course you're right. GOG decides what will be present here. So we should also send letters to GOG.

There are some nice DRM free titles on GamersGate that could as well be on GOG. If I have time tomorrow I will list them.

For example what about Bastion. Why not on GOG?
I already sent a letter to gog and they seemed interested and at the same time were completely unaware of spiderweb software's existence. That was funny. But seriously, we can only do so much, gog already brought many games over here, i doubt they'll disappoint. Forget about steam.
I'll say this: your valiant efforts motivated me to get in touch with GOG about selling Telepath RPG: Servants of God here. That's certainly something. And even if they don't bite, there'll always be other games I can try with.
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CraigStern: I'll say this: your valiant efforts motivated me to get in touch with GOG about selling Telepath RPG: Servants of God here. That's certainly something. And even if they don't bite, there'll always be other games I can try with.
Welcome in here .
Some more (indie) games that are avaiable DRM free on gamersgate and I wish they also would be on GOG:

Alpha Polaris, Alimardan's Mischief, A Day in the Woods, Rollercoaster 3 Platinum, all the Paradox strategy games
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CraigStern: I'll say this: your valiant efforts motivated me to get in touch with GOG about selling Telepath RPG: Servants of God here. That's certainly something. And even if they don't bite, there'll always be other games I can try with.
This guy right here....



Is the one who answered my emails so quickly! :D
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deathknight1728: I already sent a letter to gog and they seemed interested and at the same time were completely unaware of spiderweb software's existence. That was funny. But seriously, we can only do so much, gog already brought many games over here, i doubt they'll disappoint. Forget about steam.
When did you send the letter? I think for a while Spiderweb was kind of unknown until they got onto Steam.
Post edited April 18, 2012 by JudasIscariot
It doesnt really matter if spiderweb gets on gog. Sure it'd be nice, but most of us who already know spiderweb, already own most of their games anyway.

The past geneforge bundle allowed all 5 of the geneforge games to be purchased for very cheap, 3 of which are entirely playable (3-5).

Avernum 4-6 were imo inferior versions of geneforge 3-5. Its not that they suck, but more like geneforge has everything and more than the 2nd avernum trilogy.

The only real game that i would like to see on here would be avadon and possibly avernum escape from the pit. But even then i own both of them as well.

I really cant see putting avernum 1-3 on here as it will get into problems as the remake has everything and more.