GOG is fully owned by CDPR, and the company is fully responsible for Witcher Series and upcoming Most Anticipated Cyberpunk 2077. They ( GOG ) support non-drm games & completely against drm's. Which means you bought the game it's yours, no need of extra mess like game activation, login platforms like other Steam / Uplay / Origin / sh&*ty Epic Store. Money is yours and so the game is too, you don't need permission to play your own games. ...

quality dev, quality games.

https://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/343503/Opinion_How_Draugen_lets_down_its_characters.php The fact that game developers still feel the need to reduce mental illness to a plot twist is troublesome at best and outright negligent at worst. Dissociative identity disorder and schizophrenia are still highly stigmatized (and misunderstood) by the general public, and this can't change if mediums like films, games and books continue to treat these diseases as nothing more than the next surprise at the end of th...

Any plans for VR support? I really want to play this game, but I just can't go back to playing first person games on a flat screen anymore, nor can most people who have VR sets. This looks like it would be amazing in VR!

Just finished the game. A bit disappointed, like many. Didn't hate it, but it ended up feeling like a run-of-the-mill pretentious psychological horror walking simulator. I have a lot of questions, but I also expect most of the answers to these questions will just be "we don't know, you decide". But here goes! Would love to get some answers. 1. Who was Lissie/Alice? Just a random figment of Edward's imagination, not based on any real person? Same goes for the angel statue. Why an angel statue? 2. Why were...