Let me preface this by saying that I've been waiting for a digital re-release of Scrapland on GoG since I first created my account. In fact I think I even voted for it in the request section of the forum. And I gladly paid for it again even though I had an original physical copy (since computers tend to not have CD trays anymore). Scrapland is a very unique game in its atmosphere, story, and mechanics. While truly it is nowhere near as complex as an open-world game from its time such as GTA: San Andreas, it more than makes up for it with its unique charm. The rest of it I leave to the discovery of the player. Oh, and the music is great too, I wish there was some soundtrack DLC for this game, so I could purchase and download it separately. Now, it's not a perfect game. If anything, the main thing that Scrapland is lacking is more of itself. But the atmosphere calls me back to it again and again, so I won't complain about it. I'm happy that it is on GoG. P.S. If only GoG could get the rights to No One Lives Forever, AvP2, and American McGee's Alice, I would be so much happier.
