According to gogdb, the game is currently up to date - it was updated the day after your post and has been relatively current since.

I can confirm that the GOG version has the option for hungarian (magyar) as well.

German
English
Spanish
French
Hungarian
Italian
Korean (I guess)
Polish
Russian
Turkish
Japanese
Chinese

Perfect, thanks the lot! Then the only issue of the game is the lack of a discount bundle

Residual was already removed from the list.

Alien Shooter 2: Reloaded has now the Russian language available.

Both Earthworm Jim 1 & 2 have received their Mac and Linux builds on GOG

On the spreadsheet, change the name of " M.A.X. " to " M.A.X. + M.A.X. 2 " and then specify that only the first game as that issue. They're no longer available for individual purchase.

As for the Realms of Arkania trilogy for DOS, why is the absence of a Dosbox Linux version indicated as "unconfirmed"? The store pages on GOG very clearly don't indicate that there's a Linux Dosbox available for download, how is confirmation needed?

Elderborn It is not possible to buy the artbook or the OST individually, but the bundle to get both of them is the "Metal AF edition" and is currently available on GOG, identical to the one on Steam. The current wording of the entry is unclear and sounds like the entire content of the "Metal AF Edition" is just not available at all on GOG, which is not the case.

Symphony from Empty Clip Studio and Toren from Swordtales were delisted from GOG.

I know that the owner of the spreadsheet is keeping track of this thread, but still, I decided to gather all recent updates on pastebin. Could be useful for other users who have lost track of recent updates.

Slender Threads: Prologue was updated to v1.1 on Steam, but the version on GOG is still 1.0.

*sign*
Spacebourne
GoG: 5.2.4
Steam: 5.2.9
The differences grow and grow.

Spacebourne 2 has been brought up frequently in here, but all in all it appears that the GOG version is still being updated regularly, if less frequently than Steam. In my opinion it doesn't make sense to add and remove a game multiple times each month. Keep in mind that it's in early access, if they stopped updating their game on GOG completely it would be dishonest for customers who are paying with the promise to get the finished game when it will be ready.

Going by GOGdb and Steamdb, it appears that the offline installers on GOG were updated this year, while v1.1 came out on Steam in 2021. This sounds to me an issue of GOG and Steam using different naming conventions rather than having two different versions. I think it would be better either to compare the two versions, or to contact the developers.

Hmm okay. But how long should the gog user wait? In this moment we wait months and the difference are very very important and we have payed equally to steam. Laziness and Incompetence (wrote down in the steam post) are very important informations. The game could be years in development and we don't receive updates. Gog user are definitivly second class gamers and this informations i think must be stand in the table. "Has delayed Updates for weeks/months". Is important why every Spacebourne2 Update is important and we have payed the same as an steam gamer.

few days Okay
few weeks Teeth Kneeling Okay
but few months not okay

I think we have gog games have the right to became updates in a few days. Other Pubs/Devs do this in minutes.

My bet SpaceBourne2 will be a lot of months not updated.

Them and Us on steam is version 1,1,2 as of 3/21/2025, It also has a new character DLC "Soo Yun"

Priest Simulator: Vampire Show - https://www.gog.com/en/game/priest_simulator_vampire_show

Current GOG version is from Oct 10, 2024, Steam released on Dec 5, 2024 with at least one final patch + the "Her Ghost" DLC as an optional purchase. The GOG entry recently removed its "in-dev" status, but to date no final build has been uploaded and the DLC is still "coming soon".

Devs who Forgot GOG : (Left GOG build - right Steam build)

Edge Of Eternity : Community Update #3 vs New Beginning Update (with a small team i'm not sure if the game will be updated on GOG one day : i really regret my purchase here ...)

Tangledeep : 1.53a vs 1.53k

Late Shift : build 20200107 vs build from 14/09/2021

Vampire: The Masquerade : 1.0.1.1147 vs 1.2

We Are Not Alone : 1.9.3.2 vs 1.9.5

Leisure Suit Larry - Wet Dreams Dry Twice : update 26/11/2020 vs update 05/11/2021 (3.5 year and half yikes !) -> for this one it's really a shame :-(

I could understand some delays but some devs need to be busted from this store : if some devs couldn't handle multiples stores then they should not to try to . Some small teams manage to support different stores and some not.

I believe the new costume is tied to the new patch (in a way it's a paid patch :-/)

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/915600?updates=true&emclan=103582791463002753&emgid=500568489646358675

As you see the patch was updated a few days ago. Let the devs update the game there - actually it's quite correct about the delay i hope it will be there soon too.

Both Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines and Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice are up to date.

For the former it is a typo when i made my post :

The title is incomplete- it's a different game (sorry about that)

Vampire: The Masquerade - Reckoning of New York

For the later

Umm : the build in the library (off-line) isn't agree with you
GOG : build 1.1.0.61 with the changelog from 26 November 2020
Steam : build unknown but changelog is from 5 November 2021
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1373430?updates=true&emclan=103582791467965266&emgid=3082145182491442526

Date (Steam) doesn't matches with the build if you check the changelog on GOG.

Now you may be right since for Leisure Suit Larry - Wet Dreams Don't Dry
A) GOG never put a main installer with the latest build only a patch exists (savegame hotfix)
Main installer is build 1.2.0.49 and patch is 1.2.0.49b (i know it's a minor patch but usually GOG put the latest build as offline installer)

B) In the changelog : they used the release date of the patch for the 1.2.0.49 build (what does the hotfix is missing from the changelog). i just read what i see.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/765870?updates=true

For both games the changelogs seems a bit messed up. regardless the latest build. But since i got them both from a newsletter discount i can't say if what is written in the library is accurate (i didn't got the time to played both recently).
I guess it's a new question from the support (once more, if they answer...)

Taken from GOGDB, Wet Dreams Dry Twice has been updated since November 2021. Never trust the changelog that appears on library, since most developers never add them.

And I had to search around to confirm that 1.1.0.61 is the same build as Steam.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1373430/discussions/0/3182362324983504610/

Ahh, good find on steam and i forgot to search on GOGDB.

a) support doesn't really "like" GOGDB : because it's a third party site : and sadly GOG is unable to properly maintains the web library (i'm getting really tired...)
b) For LSL: Wet Dreams Don't Dry GOGDB mentions the hotfix though pushed 2 days after the main installer .... but since they could have build a new main installer ... sigh

Oh, i know about the changelog status : between this and no changelog for a game :X (it's just for both games the build & changelogs vs Steam gave me nuts). GOG alienates their old customers.
Anyway that saves me a report for this title. Thanks

Seems it is "hitting me hard" here, because i got those games. Do you think it is realistic just to make a community patch using the Steam data added for some of those games? It depends on how a patch is made because if it goes very deep on the engine then it is nearly impossible without knowing the source code. "Unless the game is reverse engineered"°°, which is a huge work... not realistic on almost any mod, and of course the legality is another issue.

For, almost, certain: The devs seems to have either low interest or low capability sufficiently supporting the GOG build, which is in many terms almost equal to the Steam build.

°°Would be 1000 times lesser work just to "break apart" the DRM of Steam and then it is basically a non legal "alternate GOG version", as it is how we would like the game to be served.

Anyway, yes, the devs/publishers are acting very different toward GOG. Some of them are updating their GOG games like crazy and apparently got no issues doing it and others are simply not moving a small finger for whatever reason.

Oh, besides, i am not sure it is true with the "lack of update" of Vampire The Masquerade Bloodline because the issue is that the newest patch is NOT having a OWN version number. It kinda has been added to GOG with the same version number, although it is a different build, making it hard to pin down on what you actually have.

Not the only game with this difficult patch policy... i got comparable issues on Baldurs Gate 3 for example with 3 different builds which all got the same version number, so without checking the filesize it is impossible to tell the difference.

How i had to solve the issue can be seen on the picture. So basically "comparable builds" are Version related Legacy files with the same "surface" ID such as the current build.

If it is the version of the "actual build" is is tagged as "V1" and so on... instead of "1" and further. If there is a new version at some point it will simply be named "1 V.1"... the first number pointing at the same build with a "variation". An actual build does not have a number, but can have a version.

Another issue: BG3 V.2 is according to SHA 256 (this is a very high grade redundancy, impossible to have the same hash on different files) the exact same file, so i dunno why GOG was marking it as "updated"; it is just a mess for certain game files.