This game looks fun, it would be good if it came to GOG when it's finished.

http://unknownworlds.com/subnautica/

Fantastic game, even in in early access. Gorgeous, creative, atmospheric and scary as heck.

Never played a game before at such an early development state that is so much fun already (or should I say addictive?). I like it that they postpone multiplayer functions (or skip that at all, still undecided). The game also demonstrates how much manpower must usually flow into multiplayer functionality cause here all development goes 100% into gameplay. You'll feel the difference. It's brilliant how all game elements fit together already. I like it that it has 4 different modes from ultra hard core true ironman mode to the easy going tourist construction mode. My personal favorite is survival mode!

I like this game, even if it really needs a story (with an end goal) and even if those deep sea creatures scare me a lot.
(btw, the forced non-violence in a survival situation is a bit silly)

and FarSky may be.

Voted :)

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voted - looks interesting regarding the basic concept. Wouldn't really care for the in dev version i guess but a finished version would be neat.

It's out! Will it be coming to GOG?

I've emailed him several times. This is a reply from the developer

What.

I hope people leave it at that and don't start spamming the developer that they should reconsider and publish it in GOG anyway.

The worst thing that could happen was that they would yield and reluctantly release the game on GOG... only to abandon it right away (due to their lack of interest), not keeping the GOG version up to date.

Too bad the developer isn't enthusiastic of releasing the game on GOG, but not every game needs to be on GOG, no matter the costs. I rather see GOG releases where either the publisher is excited to release it on GOG, or the game is so stable and complete already that it doesn't really need much of further support from the publisher.

Who knows, maybe months or a year from now when the game is more stable and not under heavy development anymore, the publisher reconsiders and decides to release it also on GOG. Fine by me, I'll look into it then; at least it doesn't appear to be yet another 2D platformer with pixellated retro-graphics (right?).

Anyway, today I bought Way of the Samurai 3 from GOG (already had WotS4 here). Nice to see releases like this on GOG, I thanked the publisher with my 10€.

Fair enough, at least now I can buy it on Steam knowing it won't be coming here.