Caban: Interesting that in case of Quake 4 description between both versions differs while in Quake III both looks the same.
dr.schliemann: According to
GOGDB.org, there are
two different entries for Quake 4:
one for the game itself and
one for a package containing the game. Note that this is not unusual: if I understand correctly how the system works, basically the store sells the package (not the game) and then Galaxy shows the game (not the package). This is convenient for managing actual bundles (such as
The Humans Bundle that contains three games), but it's used for single games too (don't ask me why).
The unusual behavior in your case is that
Galaxy is showing that you own both the package and the game contained in it, while should only show the latter. As a matter of fact the two corresponding entries in the GOG database (
the one for the game and
the one for the package) match the two different descriptions shown in the screenshots you attached. This also explains why you can install only one of them, clearly the game and not the package.
The case of
Quake III is similar.
I'm pretty sure this is some sort of bug, but I'm not sure what triggered it: maybe it's only a temporary issue but I strongly suspect that it's related to the way you bought the games: if I understand you correctly, you used a discount code that GOG sent you via email.
Wow, this sounds like legit explanation. :P Indeed what I bought was Quake bundle from email offer wtth redeem code. Since I already had Q1 and 2 I only bought and paid for 3 and 4. And only these latter ones are problematic, probably being entangled with bundle you mentioned. Thanks! Since not installable bundled version is set up as default it may be lil problem for some so let's hope GOG fixes it sooner or later. :P