Well, technically that was Night Dive who got the full rights to the System Shock stuff. But I agree with the sentiment.

Sadly... and with still a very small amount of hope

No One Lives Forever 1&2
Mechwarrior 1,2,3,4
Mechcommander 1&2
Heretic 2 (I think Heretic, Hexen and Hexen 2 will eventually appear but not Heretic2)
Munch´s Odissey
Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade

Both Munch and Last Crusade are on Steam. It's possible they could end up here sometime if GOG actively pursed if with both publishers.

Space Empires 1, 2 and 3.

It's hard to understand: SE4 and 5 are available, but the predecessors are not. Strategy First owns these games, but they don't offer them for sale either. On the Malfador site (original home of the SE series) you can download a shareware version of SE2 and 3, or buy SE1-3 for $35 (or SE3 alone for $25). I have played the shareware versions, find them interesting, and would like to play the full games, too, but, to be honest, I'm not willing to spend so much money.
I can live without, but what I don't understand is why Strategy First are hiding these games (are they afraid to cannibalize their SE4/5 revenues?). They didn't reply (didn't even bother to confirm that they received it) to a message I sent them asking why they don't make SE1-3 available. It's a shame, the SE series doesn't deserve it to be crippled to the last 2 members.

Hidden and Dangerous II


I want this game more than any other, but it appears to be largely forgotten.

The original Petz series ( Catz, Dogz, Babyz, Oddballz )

The wishlist got like 42 votes and i'm not even sure if it will be on here with a low vote count

The MOH version here has Svasticas or blood? Mmmmm I played, but I dont think so, I remember to patch it to see blood at least. Frankly speaking it even helps a lot the gameplay because if not you do not even know where are you hitting the enemies. so all this censorship BS I do not get it, the Svastica is an Asian Symbol, much older than Nazis, and hidden the Nazi Svastica only helps to give it more POWER.

But is pretty complicated this would happen, because why didn´t already happened? Odd games are here for long time, and GOG managed to get Lucas games before STEAM.

The "Total War" games.
Egosoft's X games.
Command & Conquer: Generals.
The buik of console releases (99%+)
Road Rash.
Anything Blizzard.
Road Redemption.
PC ports of Final Fantasy (notably 7 & 8) games.
PC ports of Megaman (notable X4 & X5) games.

XII. It was on GOG, but had to be pulled when Ubisoft lost the license to the Belgian comic it is based on. Unfortunately, I didn't grab it while it was there - and I'd imagine Ubisoft is too busy crapping out cookie cutter open-world titles to even care about re-obtaining the license to a non-open world FPS game that they made back when they didn't suck.

NOLF too. The end result of Night Dive's brave efforts to get that released are just tragic. We must find a better way to preserve the IP rights of old games so this kind of stuff never happens again. We need to prevent corporations and insurance companies from hoarding IP and doing sod-all with it.

EDIT: Also, anything by Konami. They haven't even given us decent remasters of the Silent Hill games on newer consoles - and I doubt they care about DRM-free releases of the PC ports now that their world is pachinko and slot machines.

Scorched Earth (2D) - the ultimate bleeding hearts turn based tank battle, but with charms. A clash quite worthy of drunken friends, especially when students.

I miss Tummy of Steel ;-(

This be my most charming / lethal tank coincidentally named by my best friend during university years...

As to redeemed expectations - Bethesda. I did not truly assume Bethesda titles to end up here. But I find that here the pricing is wrong with Morrowind - sort of petulant. Yet I only know because I bluuady misplaced my main game CD for Morrowind... My suspicion is that my tomte (tonttu) does not quite approve gaming! ;-)

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

I found that game for Xbox360 in a bin at a local electronics stores for just 10 EUR a couple of years ago, and I liked the cover. I didn't expect it to be a good game, only halfway decent, but 10 EUR wasn't that much. And boy, was I wrong -- KoA:R is freaking brilliant! It looks, feels, and plays like a more mature version of the Fable series, and IMO is exactly what a successor/sequel to Fable 3 should have been instead of that piece of garbage that is Fable: The Journey. I've spent a couple of hundred hours on my first playthrough alone, and I still didn't have enough of that game (and it's two expansions) afterwards, so I started playing it again with a new character right after I had finished it.

Still, with this game being distributed by EA, my hopes of ever seeing it here on GOG are practically zero.

I was a bit shocked to read that for an undisturbed gaming experience one must buy advertisement-free version with Win10.

But Minesweeper is a great little game.

So why not sell it out fair n square to all platforms? Good idea, really!

The Batman Arkham games are never coming here I'm sure of it. Neither is the Civilization franchise (I don't mean the bastard Activision games, I mean the true Sid Meier ones). Civ 1 and 2 at least would have been up long ago if it were ever going to happen.

And EA Origin is, IMO, a courtesy, as Amalur is so CD friendly and commercially messy, all at once. And at least EA pricing is fairly attractive, vs Morrowind insult here, eh?