Ouch. Listed for just short of six years and I'm still invited to be the first to rate it.

I hope both purchasers were happy with it.

https://www.gog.com/game/fractured_soul


nee bosh

Sorry to hear this. I wonder if more people wouldn't have bought it a week ago(???), when it was on sale, had they known the game was going away.

This game tried to get away from us before back when Recettear and all those other games left the service. Guess this one is going away for good.

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/announcement_regarding_few_games_being_removed_from_gog/page1

Hate to see a game disappear but in truth was one i cant remember looking at and seems like it didnt have much interest by others.

Does GOG try to cover losses, with this newfound "tactic" or something?

Putting something on sale, then proceed to announcing its removal within a very short deadline?

As of late, this be a pattern, yarr. And isn't it a bit too fishy, that so many games, in so short time, have their "licenses expired"? I mean, i 've never seen anything like that, on Steam, Origin, or otherwise. At least, of such caliber, magnitude and being repeated systematically/excessively. While it actually seems like a boon/blessing (forewarn), from other perspectives, it seems dubious as hell. And with the official abolishment of core or not policies of old, as well as the stealthy/silent double crossing of service's (former, well-established and easily recognizable that set it apart) values (uncensored games, wishlist votes matter etc) in the picture, thing seems a bit... Strange? Dunno.

You can let us know in advance, anytime you feel like, when this place becomes a generic, Modern, AAA and indie games exclusive store; this will be greatly appreciated, plus prevent misunderstandings.

it never got a single vote or review? wow

The game looks like someone crossed soul reaver with dualboxing.
Were there any other games like that? Brothers had some of those features.

I wish I'd known last week when it was on sale... -_-

I'm going out on a limb here, but could it be that you never saw anything like that from the services you mentioned, simply because these services don't give you a heads-up if games are removed from their stores?

To tell the truth I've bought this game a long, long time ago but I never got to play it. Strange that no-one bothered to write a review.

Anyone knows why it's being taken from the store?

Could be. But still... Something doesn't add up. The forest, not the tree.

I have never even heard about this game, not that i'm going to buy it though.

Looks like most people (including me) don't really care about platformers.