Patience is a virtue.

I expect we will see the first few here eventually. Since Empire the Total War games have used Steamworks so are less likely to make it to GOG.

On topic though, I imagine Sega will EVENTUALLY cave. Who knows when that would be though.

If not than GOG could always pressure Activision to release more of their games.

Call of Duty 1 + United Offensive (The United Offensive expansion is broken on Steam)
SWAT 4
Vampires The Masqurade Bloodlines (Broken to a degree on Steam)

What happened to the expansion pack? Also, wasn't Bloodlines always broken? I patched my copy up and it run smooth since.

United Offensive on Steam just refuses to work unless you go out of your way to fix the hell out of it.

GOG gets it they will give it the GOG touch and make it work :)

I don't recall having a problem with it haha. I'll go find out.

Works perfectly within seconds of install. :)

Possible. Bethesda came to GOG, why not the others? Although I still think it's not easy, but we can expect to see them and their games.

The Total War series will definitely come to GOG for sure. The oldest games first, then newer ones over time.

To ever think about Total War series on GOG, SEGA should first moderate their Steamboys TW Forums' Moderators. Who are very like Gearbox Forums' Moderators.

You know, the ones who close every thread about GOG, claiming it's piracy, and SEGA won't sell on other platforms, blabla. You know, the ones who would make a petition against releasing games on other stores than Steam.

Well. I don't think the games would come here.

bought the whole thing.... I am happy now.

Guess I'll just get the $1 tier and then wait patiently for medieval 2 to ever come here. Thanks for your thoughts guys.

Concerning latest appearances on GOG (Disney, WB, Bethesda) I'm saying that it is very likely. As far as market behaviors are concerned - corporations tend to look on each other very carefuly and if one of them comes up with an idea that increases profit/market share - sooner or later others will follow.

What is the Steamworks used for in those games?

E.g. Rome 2 Hannibal at the Gates (with all the DLCs) and Attila seem to be readily available on some "unofficial" sites (just checked it), and the crack team installation instructions don't mention anything about needing a Steam client.

Multiplayer is the thing that might me missing from the GOG version (unless it is moved to Galaxy), but then that is nothing new, there are lots of GOG games with the multiplayer component being non-functional.

Anyway, I would expect the older games appear first, if they came here. GOG could start by re-releasing the Eras collection.