Thanks. I'll update soon as I'm back from holidays.

Just noticed that Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2: Sisters Generation and Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V Generation have no manuals as extras.

Both manuals can be found in the developer's official website:

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2: Sisters Generation: https://www.ideafintl.com/rebirth2/pc_manual/rebirth2_m.pdf
Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V Generation: https://www.ideafintl.com/rebirth3/pc_manual/ReBirth3_M.pdf

Thanks. Noted.

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List is up to date now.

The link is dead. Did anybody download the manual before it went poof?

Not me. And the user is banned on Steam forums :(

Noted on the list and added to Appendix A.

Simon the Sorcerer only includes manual for the CD version. It has a few typos because of the OCR, but no biggie.

However I did find the version of the DOS manual.
http://www.game-nostalgia.com/simon/simon_the_sorcerer_manual_europe1.html

I'm really not sure on whether to include them. On one hand, they don't really add much that the GOG user would find useful and isn't already contained in the CD version. On the other, it does have some really funny stuff that's not in the CD manual.
For example:
Installation "instructions" (method 1 and 2):
http://www.game-nostalgia.com/simon/manual/simon_the_sorcerer_manual_eu4.html
Troubleshooting done in Agony Aunt style (first and last question on the right column are hilarious):
http://www.game-nostalgia.com/simon/manual/simon_the_sorcerer_manual_eu8.html
Funny "About the Authors" notes:
http://www.game-nostalgia.com/simon/manual/simon_the_sorcerer_manual_eu_11.html
Copy protection (compass on all pages).

All this might be an interesting read nonetheless.


In addition to that, there is another different CD manual I found:
http://www.mocagh.org/infocom/simon-manual.pdf

This one is quite different from the GOG one. For example, it has an expanded intro story. Not sure where it's from. Photos of the CD is here:
http://www.mocagh.org/loadpage.php?getgame=simon
It says it was published by Infocom. Is that the US version then? And incidentally, would GOG be selling the US or Europe version here? Are they any different?

I don't think I kept a copy either (I might have forgotten a copy of it on my other pc, but I don't think I did). I'm going to link to the Xbox manual instead for now (and after all afaik, that manual was probably made by him, as it was the xbox manual with the keyboard controls in place of the xbox ones). I'll see later if I can find a control sheet for the keyboard controls...

<span class="bold">Vikings: Wolves of Midgard</span> seems to be missing its manual. The English manual can be found below:
http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/404590/manuals/Vikings_Manual_PC_UK_ONLINE.pdf?t=1492586093

You may substitute the "UK" part of the link with "DE, ES, FR and IT" for the German, Spanish, French and Italian-language manuals, respectively.

Thanks. Added.

A 2017 game with a manual. I'm impressed. This should be encouraged.

Another day, another release without a manual as an extra. This time, our unlucky friend is <span class="bold">Empires: Dawn of the Modern World</span>.

Luckily, you can find the manual here: http://replacementdocs.com/download.php?view.1535

Alternatively, if you prefer a non-watermarked version, you can also download it from here:
http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/2690/manuals/manual_en.pdf?t=1380847914

Added link for the manuals of both Wolves of Midgard (thanks again Grargar!) and the newly released Empires: Dawn of the Modern World (at least that's something I did myself for once, as lately I've been unlucky enough so that Grargar finds the stuff before I even visit the site to find out what was released... :( ).

edit - I started writing this before Grargar did this thing one again. Do I have to be so damn unlucky???

I see.

Thanks. Added to Appendix B.

While you're here, Touwa, do you know if there is a reason the manual cannot be added to Extras in such cases?