Quoting: HamishThat does not read to me as being the same as saying that they don't want to do it, just that they ran into some unforeseen issues. Unless there are some other comments from the developers you can point me to?

That's a feeling. It just takes so long IMO.
But as someone said [External Link] one year ago:

they mentioned on their podcast last week that Paradise Lost would be coming to GoG soon, it's just been on the backburner for a while cus Steam is where most of their playerbase is. so uh yeah, sooner or later i'm sure they'll do it.

I don't see explanations from them, that's why I ask it. The Linux/OS X versions works in Steam, but they have "bizarre problems" for a GOG release...
I hope I'm wrong.

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I like this dev model, I bought it on Itch.io. ;)

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Quoting: HamishSo just got an update for Postal 2 on GOG.com; it is still Windows only though. Paradise Lost was also just added to GOG.com today, but again, still Windows only for the moment. The changelog for Postal 2 mentions that the "Mac version will be updated as soon as possible" with no mention of Linux, although seeing as how Linux would be an entirely new platform for the game on GOG.com that is not in of itself surprising.

Progress finally seems to have been made, is what I am saying.

A bit late I know but... I don't think we can trust these devs, can we?
Tonight I read many posts on Steam and GOG about it, and it seems they don't really want to release Postal Redux and/or Postal 2 Linux version on GOG.
After many years, I understand that some people don't want to buy it anymore. :(

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It's been a really long time coming, with the 2D action RPG CrossCode being in development for almost 7 years! It now has an official release date of September 20th.

:O
I will buy it for sure, It's on my wishlist for a long time.

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The GOG/Linux build is up! :)

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Quoting: liamdaweAaaaand they're funded.

A lot of people do want this game apparently! ^_^

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The game is out on GOG too, but for the moment only the Windows build.
Great surprise! ^_^

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Hi there! And thanks a lot :) We're planning on making a Linux version, so unless something incredibly undexpected happens, there will be one. :)

Hmm, Unity issues? :whistle:
Yeah sorry, but the game looks very nice, fingers crossed! ^_^

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We are still working on Linux but it's proving to be more difficult than we expected.

God... Again and again. (We need a Facepalm smiley Liam!)
And soon: "The Linux release is cancelled because of too many difficulties... Sorry guys but thanks for your money!"

All of their previous games are released on Linux except their last one "Necropolis" and it's made with Unity too...
I mean their 5 games are all on Unity, they should know these problems now.
If BATTLETECH won't have a Linux version, I think they won't be Linux friendly anymore.
But I hope Necropolis was an exception...

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Quoting: Alm888It has left not only "Early Access" but the GOG store as well [External Link]. :(

Just a quick reminder: never pre-order, never pay for Early Access. ;)

Fuck! And no DRM-Free build on Humble Bundle... :|
This time it's not just bad for Linux users, but for all platforms.

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