They have not even released their least popular racing games on GOG; Grid AutoSport and the F1 games.
As a last resort you'd think they consider the DRM-free market. Especially back when they were in financial trouble.
Yet not even then did they release anything DRM-free. Granted, the tyrannical grip of certain license givers has undoubtedly limited them, i.e. Ecclestone & Co.
With Ecclestone gone and the Americans in charge there perhaps might be a slim chance of possibly getting some of the F1 games on GOG ... maybe, if for no other purposes than to market the sport and franchise further, which they have said is one of their major tasks.
However, how well do you think Dirt Rally would sell on GOG ? It's not your average Grid, Carmageddon or Flatout game. If I were Codemasters I would put Dirt 1-3 and the Grid games on GOG before putting on Dirt Rally or F1.
Dirt 4 would probably sell well enough on GOG to be worthwhile for them, but looking at Codemasters' previous patterns and actions it's highly unlikely to appear here. Codemasters seem to be one of those companies that utilize GOG for marketing purposes only, in an attempt to pull anti-DRM people into buying their other games on Steam. Something I'm sure they're not alone in doing.
If Steamspy, Steamcharts and VGChartz are anything to go buy, collectively speaking, Codemasters are primarily developing for the console market. That's where the bulk of their sales are, no matter what statistic or report you look at.
So I don't think GOG is particularily important to them, they sure seem to be pooling everything back to Steam.
Post edited March 13, 2017 by Ricky_Bobby