Sure, but at a bare minimum, I’d appreciate a “coming soon to GOG” like they do for Switch 2. Or hell, they can leave the GOG logo off of the trailers and just put up a store page on GOG to let me know rather than shadow dropping it down the line. It’s not just Remedy and AAAs doing this either, as this same thing happens with Sea of Stars, Mouse: P.I. for Hire, and Kena: Bridge of Spirits. Right now, I can reasonably expect every new Silent Hill game to come to GOG within its release year, but they don’t signpost that. Square Enix games of many sizes and shapes are coming to GOG in batches, and not even batches that make any sense to me. Surely the pixel remasters would be easy to do, right? But now I know that if I want to play Final Fantasy VI for the first time, I’d be crazy to buy it on Steam if I can reasonably expect a GOG release now.
Sure, but at a bare minimum, I’d appreciate a “coming soon to GOG” like they do for Switch 2. Or hell, they can leave the GOG logo off of the trailers and just put up a store page on GOG to let me know rather than shadow dropping it down the line. It’s not just Remedy and AAAs doing this either, as this same thing happens with Sea of Stars, Mouse: P.I. for Hire, and Kena: Bridge of Spirits. Right now, I can reasonably expect every new Silent Hill game to come to GOG within its release year, but they don’t signpost that. Square Enix games of many sizes and shapes are coming to GOG in batches, and not even batches that make any sense to me. Surely the pixel remasters would be easy to do, right? But now I know that if I want to play Final Fantasy VI for the first time, I’d be crazy to buy it on Steam if I can reasonably expect a GOG release now.