The guys behind Bastion, Supergiant Games, made a beautiful game and I think it fits wonderfully into GOG. You, too?

Here the link to TB's recent review: http://t.co/7G2Aq5vGFb
And here the link to GOG's wishlist-thread for Transistor: http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/transistor

Good luck getting the Bastion people to agree to GOG. Voted anyway.

Bastion itself would be nice, too.

Please don't tell me why it won't happen, I'm happier when I'm ignorant.

Voted

Bastion!!! :(

Gotta be honest: at 1300+ wishlist votes I'd much rather prefer Bastion here first, but I appreciate your effort in at least trying to get Supergiant Games' attention

https://twitter.com/SupergiantGames

https://www.facebook.com/supergiantgames

http://supergiantgames.com/index.php/contact/

Bastion was DRM free on Steam at least. Is Transistor?

Nice game, but I think GOG needs more good OLD games these days. :(

This.

While I do appreciate the great classics of old, I'd also love to get some new games here. In fact, I'd pick the good new game Dark Souls over many a good old game.

I don't mind new games either, just less psuedo-retros or mobile-ish games. This is a game that would most definitely fit the new indie scene GOG ended up getting on though.

See, now that new game I would welcome and be excited about because it has over 900 wishlist votes!

I would welcome Mass Effect, Assassin's Creed 2, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Skyrim, etc - those with hundreds or thousands of wishlist votes. (I didn't always feel that way but frankly, I've become mostly interested in wishlist completion.)

Problem is, imo, most of the new games GOG has been getting lately have essentially been decent-but-uninteresting indie titles. It's almost like publishers - Activision, Ubisoft, Squeenix (aside from HM: Contracts), etc. - are taking GOG much less seriously than they used to, which is pretty strange considering how far they've come! Looks like it. http://supergiantgames.com/index.php/2014/05/transistor-preorder-soundtrack/ (ctrl+f "drm-free")

However, sad news for people that want installers:

Will there be a stand-alone DRM-free version of Transistor for PC?
"We have no plans for a stand-alone installer for Transistor at this time. The Steam version of the game includes various features that require Steam, such as cloud saves, achievements, and trading cards, and for launch we did not want to create a separate version lacking these features. Note we have put no DRM in Transistor unless you count Steam as a form of DRM. Once you’ve downloaded the game from Steam, you don’t need Steam to be running in order to play."

Here's where I disagree. I think Transistor would be a great fit for GOG and I consider it to be neither pseudo-retro nor mobile-ish. And from what I've seen, it looks like it actually has fairly complex combat mechanics that take it above being a simple ARPG.

I also want this on gog.

Why not both new and old games? :)