I am a fan of the original Syndicate, and while I am sad that 'American Revolt' is not part of GOG's offer, I accept that as it is. I do hope the situation might change one day, and perhaps they'd allow folks to either get the add-on then as additional content free for those who bought the game, or sell the 'plus' version (possibly with a reduction of cost to those who own the original game already?) later.

But it sounds like the issue isn't with GOG but EA, and frankly while I believe GOG does a great job in bringing old classics to life, EA has its current track record as a reminder.

I fiddle with Dosbox and have Syndicate & American Revolt on that, but the 'abandonware' edition is pretty creaky and suffers from problems like forgetting where its saves are, or refusing to save at all. Which is why I prefer to simply buy the GOG's version which a) works and b) cost's a small amount I am willing to pay to enjoy nostalgia of this great game.

Just my thoughts.

I wish this expansion will be available soon, in order to have the complete Syndicare Series in GOG. It is a pity since you can find American Revolt in many abandonware sites.

Yeah, same thing now with Magic Carpet, the second game is out now on GOG and Magic Carpet 1 is still missing its expansion, which was arguably better than American Revolt.

It's really a shame that EA isn't putting any effort in helping GOG.com get the complete releases of the old games they bought up along with the companies like Bullfrog and Origin.

I bet when WIng Commander Prophecy arrives to GOG.com, EA won't give GOG the Secret Missions.

You do know that they are releasing the American Revolt expansion this Friday right?

So it would seem. Great news. :)
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/128064-GOG-Slashes-Syndicate-Prices-for-24-Hours

I'd like to think it's indicative that the other Bullfrog expansions will show up shortly. :) (in the coming weeks, or before the 5th year anniversary celebration ends)