Of all of those, I only own LIMBO, which GOG let me claim, and I was lucky enough to get Grim Fandango Remaster for free, which I also own on Steam. The games currently on the "unavailable" list are LIMBO, Baldur's Gate I and II, Darkest Hour, For the Glory, Homeworld (+remaster), INSIDE, >observer_, Outlast, Perception, Punch Club, Rebel Galaxy, Rogue Wizards, Sengoku, Sunless Sea, Tahira, The Final Station and Zombie Night Terror.
The only thing I'm confused with is the list of games that are/were available. That's why games are available for claim for a limited time. Earn coins by transporting fully animated passengers to unlock new metro lines and useful train upgrades, get huge rewards by discovering new stations, change the look of any train to your liking, study the city map to get better knowledge of the whole metro system, enjoy driving in the opposite direction, beat your time records, or just enjoy realistic sounds you have never heard in any subway simulator.OK, so I fully understand that GOG isn't just going to transfer my full 150 game Steam Library to GOG for free, that's a bit too much to ask.Īs far as I can tell, Connect is a sort of "amnesty" program, where devs let GOG give a free copy to people who already own that game on Steam. There are a lot of things to do in the game. Learn a real subway signaling system, drive the train at an appropriate speed, stop carefully at the end of each station, pick up all passengers, and get to the final station as soon as possible. Experience what it takes to be a subway train operator and transport as many passengers as you can. Become a subway train operator and explore the whole metro system of the city (89 unique stations on 21 lines) which contains more than 100 kilometers of underground, overground, and underwater rails.
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