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Posted June 10, 2016
I was scrolling through GOG this morning and I came across this "Reclaim Your Game" feature, with is both awesome and sad.

When the initiative first rolled, I was able to reclaim a game or two, which is awesome, but I notice that it was last updated in April 2015, with the promise of "more to come."

I think it's safe to say that it's dead now, or are there plans to revive it?

Fast forward to the Steam/GOG linked libraries. A fantastic scheme which really does make me love CDPR even more than I already do, (which is pretty nigh impossible).

Then I notice it says the dreaded words......"more to come."

I hope it doesn't go the same way as Reclaim Your Game......
Posted June 10, 2016
No news on that, who knows...

Probably change of priorities.
Posted June 10, 2016
Note that it specifically mentions Steam, so I don't think it will be the case. GOG connect has more than a simple giveaway. It allows GOG to gain more users from Steam's loyal fanbase, whose headcount is massive.
Posted June 10, 2016
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zeroxxx: Note that it specifically mentions Steam, so I don't think it will be the case. GOG connect has more than a simple giveaway. It allows GOG to gain more users from Steam's loyal fanbase, whose headcount is massive.
Yeah, but you still have to make an agreement with game's publisher/developer so game can be introduced to GOG Connect - the same goes with GOG Reclaim.
Posted June 10, 2016
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Nemesis44UK: I was scrolling through GOG this morning and I came across this "Reclaim Your Game" feature, with is both awesome and sad.

When the initiative first rolled, I was able to reclaim a game or two, which is awesome, but I notice that it was last updated in April 2015, with the promise of "more to come."

I think it's safe to say that it's dead now, or are there plans to revive it?

Fast forward to the Steam/GOG linked libraries. A fantastic scheme which really does make me love CDPR even more than I already do, (which is pretty nigh impossible).

Then I notice it says the dreaded words......"more to come."

I hope it doesn't go the same way as Reclaim Your Game......
There is another post here about this, but I can't find it at the moment. Recently GOG offered those of us with hard copies of MOO3 a free digital copy if we showed the box. So they are still doing it, but it very hard to get various different publishers to give things away free.
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