NO titles from GOG are on Steam.
(Get it? I read your topic question literally from a different point of view!)
(example of why explaining jokes isn't funny....)
Comment has been collapsed.
Tyrian 2000 was given away for free at one point in time and I'm 99% that it was offered by GOG. I still have the .exe on my pc
Comment has been collapsed.
Dungeon Keeper 2 is one of my Fav games of all time!
Comment has been collapsed.
Theme Hospital and the Dungeon Keeper-series. You won't be disappointed!
Comment has been collapsed.
I didn't like TAK as much as TA, but TA has to be one of the best strategies that I have ever played, and probably will ever play.
Comment has been collapsed.
System Shock 2 is on Steam since a bit before this Summer though :p
Comment has been collapsed.
I saw a few videos about 3, and it looks awful and nothing like the original game..so yeah, the original Cannon Fodder is way better :D
Comment has been collapsed.
The name of the game in Spain was Blade: The Edge of Darkness (game made in Spain) but out of Spain was Severance: Blade of Darkness in GOG only Blade of Darkness
Comment has been collapsed.
Here's what's on my wishlist over there:
Journeyman Project 2 -- never played 2 or 3, just the first one -- unfortunately GOG doesn't have the first one
Total Annihilation -- awesome RTS, one of my all-time favorite games
Sanitarium -- I've only ever played the demo and keep hearing good things about it :(
Zork: Grand Inquisitor -- I liked Zork: Nemesis a lot ( my first Zork, and yes, I know it's way different than the others), and Z:GI has Tim Curry (I've never played it)
Edit: Just saw your wishlist image. Haven't played much of any of the older D&D RPGs, but I mean to one of these days. They aren't on my wishlist since I do own them through another site. Also, I wouldn't be surprised to see them on Steam eventually -- I believe they have database entries already, but that doesn't mean they'll definitely arrive. Good call on RCT! :) I own that one on disc already. (TA is on my wishlist despite already owning it on disc because it's just that awesome.)
Comment has been collapsed.
Sanitarium is the shit! If you like horror-themed point and click adventure games, you owe it to yourself to play through this. It's one of the few classic games that have aged well for me. It's well worth the ten bucks they're asking for it.
I'll probably be buying a copy from them sometime soon, because my old disk version most likely isn't compatible with Win7. :/
Comment has been collapsed.
And I prefer GoG to Steam anyway. No DRM, tons of extras, simpler installation, better corporate culture**.
*While Baldur's Gate EE is on Steam, what I heard is that it's a buggy mess with weak extra content. It's still better to mod the original version.
*CDProjekt goes well out of their way to satisfy their customers, whether it be removing DRM from -all- versions of Witcher 2 just after release, replacing broken Collectors Edition items (I now have two* Geralt busts because of this), ensuring that old titles work on modern systems smoothly, providing in-depth modding articles, etc. Compare this to hats, trading cards, and the community market. See what I mean?
-Edit-
Outcast and Septerra Core may be worth checking out as well.
Comment has been collapsed.
CTRL+Fed for 'Anachronox', found your comment, and smiled. That's a great game. One of my all-time favorites, as a matter of fact! :)
As far as game stores go, I like GOG and Steam about equally. Of course I'll always prefer GOG when it comes to the classics!
Comment has been collapsed.
But then you can consider what trading cards are for: blinging out your profile and/or getting tiny rebate on your game purchases. Considering the healthy number of non-GoG STC games available, the incentives to pick a Steam version over GoG are rather lacking imo.
Comment has been collapsed.
Anachronox and Giants Citizen Kabuto are two games I didn't know before, which seem to be awesome!
Hm... thanks for the Baldur's Gate advice! I actually have it in my inventory, waiting to activate it when I intend to play it. Might think twice now.
And I agree with you about the better culture. I guess Steam just bought me with multiplayer servers, cloud saves achievements and such. This is kinda sad.
Comment has been collapsed.
16,470 Comments - Last post 51 minutes ago by shandyseggs
22 Comments - Last post 55 minutes ago by 86maylin
109 Comments - Last post 1 hour ago by cynnix
47,206 Comments - Last post 3 hours ago by fomi
21 Comments - Last post 5 hours ago by FluffyKittenChan
185 Comments - Last post 5 hours ago by vlbastos
194 Comments - Last post 5 hours ago by E4R0R
84 Comments - Last post 17 minutes ago by Masafor
16 Comments - Last post 42 minutes ago by Vampus
100 Comments - Last post 52 minutes ago by xurc
25 Comments - Last post 52 minutes ago by Microfish
126 Comments - Last post 1 hour ago by VinD3
103 Comments - Last post 1 hour ago by GeoSol
3,514 Comments - Last post 2 hours ago by actuallySIG
I'm not very used to GOG yet, so I'd like to know the community's opinions on the greatest games I can find there but not on Steam.
These are the ones I could come up with so far, besides the old Might and Magic titles.
What else would you people recommend? :)
Comment has been collapsed.