VOTE to Get Games at GOG

I just realized that GOG has a wishlist area for games we'd like to see on their site!
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/

or go straight to the Community Wishlist:
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games

I discovered this as I was looking for a place where one can buy Grim Fandango.  You can vote for it to be at GOG here:
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/grim_fandango

Some more games you (as in people I know here) might be interested in seeing at GOG.  Gotta get 'dem votes!

• Broken Age (Waaaant -- coming out at Steam tomorrow!)
  
• Grim Fandango (mentioned in post #1, but can't hurt to have it on this list, too   )
  
• The Curse of Monkey Island
  
• Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge
  
• The Secret of Monkey Island
  
• Escape From Monkey Island
  
• Maniac Mansion: Day Of The Tentacle
  
• Silent Hill
  
• Silent Hill series
  
• Sid Meier's Civilization II (have it, of course, but one of my most-played games of all time!  Would be nice to NOT have to have the disk in when I play!)
  
• The Walking Dead (Episodes)
  
• Zoo Tycoon: Complete Collection (Have it, LOVE it, would be great to get more people involved AND to be able to play without the disk in!)
  

Here's another I'd love to see at GOG:

Ghost Pirates of Vooju Island

It's by the same people who did A Vampyre Story, and though it's available at GameHouse, I prefer to buy at GOG!

There's an interesting article at GOG today, and here's a piece of it

Why does GOG.com need to offer newer games at all?
We've been in business for 5 years now, and we've signed a big percentage of all of the classic content that can be legally untangled. There are still some big companies left we're trying to bring into the GOG.com fold, like LucasArts, Microsoft, Take2 and Bethesda, but what classic titles will we sign in the future once we have those partners on-board? We need to sign newer games or else just fire everyone and keep selling the same limited catalog. Either we bring you “not so old” releases from 2010+ or brand-new AAA titles, because these will become classic games tomorrow. It’s as simple as that.

The reason I mention this here in the Wishlist thread is that Grim Fandango by LucasArts is the most-requested game in GOG's history (as far as I can see!) and this explains why they haven't gotten it yet.  I'm also hoping for Broken Age to come to GOG at some point, so my fingers are crossed that they can work out that contract with LucasArts!

You can also find this link in the article:  our opinions about DRM

Here are some more games I'd like to see at GOG (please vote if'n you're of a mind to!)

Child of Light
Contrast
Haunt the House Terror Town
Heroine's Quest: The Herald of Ragnarok
The Last Tinker: City of Colors
Lili: Child of Geos
The Lost Crown: A Ghost-hunting Adventure
Lost Chronicles of Zerzura
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood
Monster Loves You!
Monsters ate my Birthday Cake
Stained
Wayward Manor
Whispering Willows
Windborne
The Yawhg!

I'd like to see Evil Pumpkin at GOG, too.

Another thing that is pretty widely discussed in the GOG forums - making sure Kickstarter games know that GOG will provide their backers with GOG keys.  So often the great Kickstarter games go to Steam; sometimes to Humble Bumble ...

Thanks for this list, Genki!  I've already voted on several; will vote on the rest today!

Whoops!  Here's Heroine's Quest: The Herald of Ragnarok for you, Pippi!


Y'all please feel free to add your links to games you'd like us to vote on!

genkicoll wrote:Whoops!  Here's Heroine's Quest: The Herald of Ragnarok for you, Pippi!


Y'all please feel free to add your links to games you'd like us to vote on!

HA HA according to my GOG comments, I voted on that one in February!

Great list Genki.  Voted on a few of them   

Some games I'd love to see on GOG.  Please vote for them, if they appeal to you, as well.    


Kingdom O Magic - Hilarious adventure game!  Play as the Scottish green lizard (my favourite), or the token female.  Lots of references to Lord Of The Rings, the mafia, Medusa, and more.  Here's the intro. 

Blade Runner - Based on the film of the same name, about the hunt for replicants, and 'retiring' them.  A wonderful sci-fe adventure game, where decisions you make will affect the game, and the ending.  Here's a trailer.

System Shock 1 - A fantastic game about the computerised system  SHODAN that controls a space station, goes insane, and wants to take over the world.  As the game starts, you find the space station is full of mutants controlled by the evil SHODAN, and it's up to you to find out what has gone wrong, and stop it.  The best thing about this game is, you can adjust the settings to suit yourself.  If you don't like hard ftp games, but love adventure and puzzle, that's fine - just set combat to 0, and adventure to maximum.  That's how I play it.  Or if you prefer the combat, you can crank that all the way up, so all the enemies are after you.  Here's a clip.

Toonstruck - Very funny adventure game, starring Drew Blank - a disallusioned artist who's hit a serious dry spot, and gets sucked into the cartoon world he created.  Here's a trailer

Grim Fandango being remastered for PS4 and PS Vita (whatever that is). Can a PC version be far behind???? (Well yes of course, sadly it can but still...)


Wait-- actually it's being remastered for PC, Mac and Linux too! (I'm SO behind the times, lol) This is GREAT NEWS!!!

I'm going to have to try Grim Fandango when it comes out for the PS4. 

I also read about the level aspects of System Shock.  I did not know that.  It is sitting in my stack of unplayed games, so I need to download it and see what it is like.

Edited:  Oh, I have System Shock 2, not 1.

Here's something that I'd really like to see implemented:  GOG Gift Cards!  Make your voice heard HERE.