Damm! If only all pixel graphics games were this good-looking.

Which games do you have on GOG? And what is your favorite game? You have a list?

Never thought I'd see the day! Thank you GOG to keep going after these awesome classics, I'm soooo happy you finally were able to convince Activision to release another classic Sierra title on GOG! Now keep going, like so many here have already mentioned, we are still missing so many classic Sierra titles here. I want more! :-) Definitely instabuying Freddie right now!

I guess it's unlikely to happen because it's based on Arthur C. Clarke's work, but Rama is another Sierra title.

Nice, but where is Conquest of Longbow/Camelot, Laura Bow 1-2 etc?! What took them so long?

I never heard of this one, and I thought I remembered all of the sierra games.

Is this a pixel hunter type of adventure?

Sierra:
https://www.gog.com/games?devpub=sierra&sort=bestselling&page=1
Activision:
https://www.gog.com/games?devpub=activision&sort=bestselling&page=1

EA:
https://www.gog.com/games?devpub=electronic_arts&sort=bestselling&page=1

See a pattern? ;)

More or less, but not entirely. Activision for sure, but e.g. some of the Larry games are available for Mac and even for Linux, and many EA games are available for Mac.

And if it's really down to the publisher, I don't really understand it. It's not even a matter of opportunity cost, at least when it comes to DOS games: it'd only be a matter of GOG pre-configuring DosBox or ScummVM, the right owners wouldn't have to do anything and they would be able to sell the games to more people.

The Larry games don't belong to Activision, though.

I remember getting this on floppy disk back when it was brand new. It had a brown almost imitation leather embossed (paper) slip box. It might have been the first PC game I ever bought. It was interesting (to say the least) playing a game about pharmacy when I was 10 years old. I believe this is what lead me to Leisure Suit Larry 6 (which I bought about a year later).

If I remember correctly, we later got the CD edition packed as a bonus in one of those Walmart 10 CD Jewel Case packs back in '94 or '95.

It was a cool adventure game that I look back upon fondly. It will be interesting to play through this again sometime, because I'm certain a lot of the humor went right over my head as a kid. I never expected it to show up on GOG but I'm glad you guys go it, now if you guys can just get Willy Beamish...

YES

Now please bring the rest of the Sierra/Dynamix catalogs!

Last I checked the talkie had a lot of jokes cut due to time and budget issues with the VA cast.

Exactly. My point was that Activision is the only dev/publisher mentioned by Klumpen0815 that really seems to ignore macOS and Linux. The Codemasters-owned Sierra games (the Larry ones) are available here for other OSs than Windows, and many of the EA ones are available for macOS.

Oh, OK. Activision isn't the only big publisher that doesn't offer macOS/Linux builds for their DOSBox games, though. There are also 2K Games, Bethesda and Ubisoft.

The obvious patterns I hoped people to discover in those links:

Activision is Windoze only and EA hates Linux.