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Wenn wir neue Veröffentlichungen auf GOG.com auch auf Deutsch bekommen können, bieten wir diese mit an. Manchmal haben wir aber die deutsche Version nicht zeitgleich zur englischen, aber bekommen sie später zur Verfügung gestellt.

Dadurch können wir ab und zu neue deutsche Fassungen zu bestehenden Spielen auf GOG.com nachreichen.
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In den letzten Wochen haben wir folgende Spiele nachgereicht:
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- <span class="bold">Hacknet</span>
- <span class="bold">Hyper Light Drifter</span>
- <span class="bold">Two Worlds Epic Edition</span>
- <span class="bold">8-bit Armies</span>
- <span class="bold">The Banner Saga 2</span>
- <span class="bold">D: The Game</span>
- <span class="bold">The Void</span>
Ahhh good, the latest round of German updates got their newspost :P

Anyways, we hope to have some more German language updates coming soon.

BTW, I've been meaning to ask you, the German-speaking community, how would you like German language updates delivered?

Do you want us to get them out ASAP, basically individual updates here and there, or do you prefer to have a bunch of games updated with the German language in bundles like we did with the Community Language Pack?

I am of course excluding developer provided updates since we aim to release those as quickly as possible. The updates I am referring to are the ones we perform when we get the German versions from the community or source them ourselves :)
Post edited April 12, 2016 by JudasIscariot
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JudasIscariot: Ahhh good, the latest round of German updates got their newspost :P

Anyways, we hope to have some more German language updates coming soon.

BTW, I've been meaning to ask you, the German-speaking community, how would you like German language updates delivered?

Do you want us to get them out ASAP, basically individual updates here and there, or do you prefer to have a bunch of games updated with the German language in bundles like we did with the Community Language Pack?

I am of course excluding developer provided updates since we aim to release those as quickly as possible. The updates I am referring to are the ones we perform when we get the German versions from the community or source them ourselves :)
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disi: Ich weiss nicht, bei Nexus war es z.B. schon alter Tobak mit der deutschen Version. Das hatte ich bereits im eigenen Unterforum gelesen, allerdings dort auf Englisch.
Es ist immer etwas widerspruechlich Neuigkeiten zu einer Sprache in einer anderen zu erhalten. Das ist wie eine Anwendung auf einer unbekannten Sprache in die eigene umstellen, da hat man auch Probleme :)

Andererseits wuerde das viele viele News-Beitraege verursachen (hoff).

Macht einfach wie ihr meint.
Nexus was "old" news for you probably because you may have seen the update in MaGOG :P

In any case the announcement was also for those who may not frequent our forums :)

As for the rest of your reply, I'll have to get back to you as Google isn't helping any :P
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JudasIscariot: Ahhh good, the latest round of German updates got their newspost :P

Anyways, we hope to have some more German language updates coming soon.

BTW, I've been meaning to ask you, the German-speaking community, how would you like German language updates delivered?

Do you want us to get them out ASAP, basically individual updates here and there, or do you prefer to have a bunch of games updated with the German language in bundles like we did with the Community Language Pack?

I am of course excluding developer provided updates since we aim to release those as quickly as possible. The updates I am referring to are the ones we perform when we get the German versions from the community or source them ourselves :)
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AliensCrew: I think this depends on how fast you can offer new german versions. If it takes two weeks or so for some updates, when it is enough to announce it every two weeks (just like you do it in this thread).

But when it takes longer, it would be better to announce it ASAP. Because I think it makes no sense to wait for three or more months before you told the community that game xyz is now available in german.
Well, I hope we won't have to wait 3 months either :) In any case we have two more games, classic games no less, that are just about ready to get their German versions and I hope this will be sooner rather than later :)
Post edited April 12, 2016 by JudasIscariot
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JudasIscariot: Well, I hope we won't have to wait 3 months either :) In any case we have two more games, classic games no less, that are just about ready to get their German versions and I hope this will be sooner rather than later :)
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MBiL_248: Judas, if I'm not mistaken then HOMM5's German installer still uses the broken gold edition master with a couple of missing dialogues during cutscenes. That problem concerns the German gold edition master only and UbiSoft provided an official fix for it. Any chance you will add it to the GOG version? I could offer you the related files easily (~ 10 MB).
You should write to our German support about this very issue as technical issues like this are a bit beyond me, plus it helps to keep everything organized and in one place :)
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JudasIscariot: BTW, I've been meaning to ask you, the German-speaking community, how would you like German language updates delivered?

Do you want us to get them out ASAP, basically individual updates here and there, or do you prefer to have a bunch of games updated with the German language in bundles like we did with the Community Language Pack?
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honx: i would prefer asap.
what about german versions of memoria and dark eye: chains of satinav?
these two games are available with german localization everywhere else, except gog.
Hmmm nothing we can do about this ourselves as it's really up to Daedalic themselves if they wish to offer the German versions of those two games here. Remember, we are only a distributor and we shouldn't attempt to force our partners to do something against their will.
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JudasIscariot: Do you want us to get them out ASAP, basically individual updates here and there, or do you prefer to have a bunch of games updated with the German language in bundles like we did with the Community Language Pack?
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eiii: ASAP. :) When a game is ready, release it. Why delay it?

As we never know on which games you are currently working we may unnecessarily download German language packs and fiddle around with them ourselves while the German version on GOG is already completed, but only the release is delayed. Not good!

When you mean the announcements in this thread, I do not care much if you announce the updated games individually or in a batch, as long as the announcements are not delayed by months. I loosely follow the "what did just update?" thread anyway and still hope that some day the blue update flags will work reliably. ;)
Alright, we'll see what we can do about publishing the games ASAP as soon as they are ready then :)

The thing is, I was hoping to do some bundles or packs as I like to think it promotes the German language and the German-speaking community much more than singular updates buuuuut if you guys really want them ASAP we'll do what we can to accommodate you as best as we can :)

Also, I just like dropping 15-20 German versions all at once on you guys because of the "shock and awe" effect :P
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JudasIscariot: Alright, we'll see what we can do about publishing the games ASAP as soon as they are ready then :)
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eiii: Thanks! :)

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JudasIscariot: The thing is, I was hoping to do some bundles or packs as I like to think it promotes the German language and the German-speaking community much more than singular updates buuuuut if you guys really want them ASAP we'll do what we can to accommodate you as best as we can :)
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eiii: As MarkoH01 already has said, maybe delay and bundle the news about the updates to celebrate them and attract more (German speaking) customers.

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JudasIscariot: Also, I just like dropping 15-20 German versions all at once on you guys because of the "shock and awe" effect :P
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eiii: I like these numbers. It somehow sounds as if that many German updates are planned already. :D
For the record, that was me speaking in general terms, no more, no less :)
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MarkoH01: Well, why not simply delay the news but not the updates?
But that's just what we did in this thread or am I missing something? :P

After all, all those updates have been out already for a bit :)
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JudasIscariot: Also, I just like dropping 15-20 German versions all at once on you guys because of the "shock and awe" effect :P
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MarkoH01: "Shock and awe" is what we are living for. :)
Let those games be dropped upon us!
Like I said, I was speaking in general terms, nothing concrete :P
Post edited April 12, 2016 by JudasIscariot
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JudasIscariot: Hmmm nothing we can do about this ourselves as it's really up to Daedalic themselves if they wish to offer the German versions of those two games here. Remember, we are only a distributor and we shouldn't attempt to force our partners to do something against their will.
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Patsche85: Ok. But you can ask Deadelic, if you could sell these games with german translations..
IIRC, we did that once already so it would not behoove us to continue asking since bothering one's partners about an issue that has been resolved, for better or worse, is not exactly professional.

Look, in the end, we know you (the German speaking community, not just you specifically Patsche85) want the German versions here but there's nothing we can do to ensure the missing German versions of German-made adventure games actually get here. In short, our hands are tied until further notice.

Now, I am not going to stop anyone from contacting Daedalic but if you are going to do so, I urge you to be courteous about it (I know the people in this thread are pretty level-headed but gotta ask regardless :) )
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JudasIscariot: IIRC, we did that once already so it would not behoove us to continue asking since bothering one's partners about an issue that has been resolved, for better or worse, is not exactly professional.

Look, in the end, we know you (the German speaking community, not just you specifically Patsche85) want the German versions here but there's nothing we can do to ensure the missing German versions of German-made adventure games actually get here. In short, our hands are tied until further notice.

Now, I am not going to stop anyone from contacting Daedalic but if you are going to do so, I urge you to be courteous about it (I know the people in this thread are pretty level-headed but gotta ask regardless :) )
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Schizo2015: i ask deadalic on Eastern (wrote a email=),but i didn`t become a answer.(sry,for my bad english,i hope you understand it,i learn it new.)
Don't worry, your English is still better than my German :)
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MarkoH01: I am quite sure that GOG would (and should) not accept files from those sites.
And you are correct :)
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JudasIscariot: And you are correct :)
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Suthriel: To bad, but understandable :) Then how does it work? Do you have to get an original version (from an user or ebay or something like that) or do you have to get them from the Publisher or it´s successor, if the company do not exist anymore?
We've acquired German versions from ebay (I am currently awaiting the arrival of a German game from ebay, in fact), sometimes someone bought it for us if there was a linguistic barrier or the seller just would not use PayPal or they insisted on shipping the game only to a German address.

Other times people. like MarkoH01, will send us their copies on loan or they will just outright give them to us (my desk has a collection of these donated copies and Marko's copies of German games).

Usually with older games the publisher is the latest rights holder of a given intellectual property so they may not have much to give us besides the English version of the game and, thus, we acquire it via the means I outlined above :)

This ebay thing also explains why we have two German versions of Waxworks in the office :D
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Suthriel: To bad, but understandable :) Then how does it work? Do you have to get an original version (from an user or ebay or something like that) or do you have to get them from the Publisher or it´s successor, if the company do not exist anymore?
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classic-gamer: Erst einmal müssen die Rechte geklärt werden, GOG braucht also die Genehmigung der/des Rechteinhaber(s). Dann erst einmal eine Originalversion (z.B. von Usern die noch ein Exemplar haben). Und dann natürlich vieeel Zeit. Daran hat es ja bisher etwas gemangelt.
You say that time has been lacking and this is true but hopefully we can get some more German games out, even if it's just singular updates instead of bundles of German versions of games :)
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JudasIscariot: We've acquired German versions from ebay (I am currently awaiting the arrival of a German game from ebay, in fact), sometimes someone bought it for us if there was a linguistic barrier or the seller just would not use PayPal or they insisted on shipping the game only to a German address.

Other times people. like MarkoH01, will send us their copies on loan or they will just outright give them to us (my desk has a collection of these donated copies and Marko's copies of German games).

Usually with older games the publisher is the latest rights holder of a given intellectual property so they may not have much to give us besides the English version of the game and, thus, we acquire it via the means I outlined above :)

This ebay thing also explains why we have two German versions of Waxworks in the office :D
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Suthriel: Ah i see. So i could go and check my Archive of (not so) ancient games and look, if you have them already in german or not, and then offer them to you? If you want them would be another question, but i know from my memory, that i already own one or two games as german full Version, which you only have listed as english. For the rest i would have to check your store and my collection ^.^
Sure, if you have the time and inclination then look through your archive and let me know what you have :) Just be sure to avoid anything published by Activision or Square Enix on our site :)
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JudasIscariot: Sure, if you have the time and inclination then look through your archive and let me know what you have :) Just be sure to avoid anything published by Activision or Square Enix on our site :)
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MarkoH01: Which would include those sierra adventures unfortunately :( It reelly is a shame because some of the talkies here were not that bad. But I know that this is not going to change anything.
Well, if it's any consolation I think we are still missing some Leisure Suit Larry games in German and those are published by Codemasters :)
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JudasIscariot: Sure, if you have the time and inclination then look through your archive and let me know what you have :) Just be sure to avoid anything published by Activision or Square Enix on our site :)
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Suthriel: Well... i am not sure, which company was taken over by another one during time :( To make things easier, i just make a tiny list, and you can check, if it is something for you or if its conatminated with law/copyright Problems :p

Games, you have as non german Versions:
- M.A.X. 1 (CD contains audio and text for: german, english, french, italiano)
- M.A.X. 2 (CD contains audio and text for: german, english, french)
- Battle Isle: Der Andosia Konflikt (aka The Andosia war)
- MDK 1
- MDK 2
- Loom
- Maniac Mansion
- Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders
- Sam & Max: Season 1
- Sam & Max: Season 2 - All-Zeit Bereit (Beyond time and Space)
- Sam & Max: Season 3 - Im Theater des Teufels (The devils playhouse)
- Giants: Citizen Kabuto
- Sid Meiers Alpha Centauri
- Privateer 2: The Darkening
- Messiah
- Sacrifice
- Soul Reaver 2
- Outlaws
- Tales of Monkes Island
- X-Wing Alliance, complete german version with voices (you have it listed as text only)

Games, you haven´t in your store:
- Armed and Dangerous
- Das schwarze Auge 2: Sternenschweif (just found part 1, Schicksalsklinge, and 3, Schatten über Riva,in your shop)
- Die Höhlenwelt Saga
- Star Wars Episode 1: Die dunkle Bedrohung
- Star Wars Episode 1: Racer (english and german version)
- Oni
- Der Clou 2 (in english its called only "The Sting")
- Indiana Jones und der Turm von Babel
- Monkey Island 3: The Curse of Monkey Island
- Monkey Island 4: Flucht von Monkey Island
- Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis
- Scrapland
- Tron 2.0
- LEGO: Indiana Jones und die legendären Abenteuer
- Down in the Dumps

Games with questionable status:
- Daikatana (Eidos)
- Deathtrap Dungeon (Eidos)
- Outwars (Microsoft)
- Woodruff and the Schnibble of Azimuth aka "The bizarre Adventure of Wodruff and the Schnibble" (while i am sure, that it´s from Cocktel Vision like the Gobliiins Pack, it is burn´t on a Best of Sierra CD)

That should it be for now. I found some boxes from other games (like Turok 1, the complete Earth saga 2140-2160 in german, Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe), however, i was unable to find the cds o.O Normally its the other way round, have the cds but can´t find the boxes.Well, there are still some corners to check ^.^

If you see something useful, let me know.
Here's my answer, please look at each title for the status :)

- M.A.X. 1 (CD contains audio and text for: german, english, french, italiano) - might have this already from Lukin86, need to verify
- M.A.X. 2 (CD contains audio and text for: german, english, french) - Lukin86 again
- Battle Isle: Der Andosia Konflikt (aka The Andosia war)- I think classic-gamer donated this one
- MDK 1 - we might have this one
- MDK 2 - we might have this one
- Loom - questionable legal status
- Maniac Mansion - legal status again
- Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders - legal status
- Sam & Max: Season 1 - not sure about the Telltale versions
- Sam & Max: Season 2 - All-Zeit Bereit (Beyond time and Space) - Telltale, not sure
- Sam & Max: Season 3 - Im Theater des Teufels (The devils playhouse) - Telltale, not sure
- Giants: Citizen Kabuto - I KNOW I have at least 2 or 3 Germans that have already sent me a copy of this one, I'll need to see what we can do to get it out to you guys ASAP
- Sid Meiers Alpha Centauri - have this, working on it, it has some issues and we cannot release it until we are sure it works as well as the English version
- Privateer 2: The Darkening - might have, not sure
- Messiah - I think one of my German friends may have donated this one as well
- Sacrifice - German friend again
- Soul Reaver 2 - Square Enix = English only for now
- Outlaws - have a German copy of this but the original game requires a LOT of work and the "Handful of Missions" expansion was English only AFAIK, feel free to correct me on this one.
- Tales of Monkes Island - Are you referring to the Telltale or LucasArts versions?
- X-Wing Alliance, complete german version with voices (you have it listed as text only) - I'll have to check but I think ours has the voices as well.
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JudasIscariot: - Outlaws - have a German copy of this but the original game requires a LOT of work and the "Handful of Missions" expansion was English only AFAIK, feel free to correct me on this one.
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mk47at: That could be really interesting when (or if) xlengine is released.
I'm pessimistic by nature so I am betting on the "if" part :/