Vestin: so I'd only vote for adding $7.99 (and, perhaps, $3.99 if there are people ready to sell games this low).

JacobNZ: I think GOG should consider one pricing option $5.99. This is because lately their has been a slew of old games that oblivously should be price at the lower stand point of $5.99. In my opinion I think some developers are taken advantage of some users of this site, as steam offers many new games (yes, mainly on special) albeit with some DRM for less than many games of the games on here. I know this is my option but when you consider the age, technical and gameplay elements to a new game they do not stack up, these games complete on nostagic values alone. The $10 price point used to be reserved for special games now it seems like every new release is at the $10 price point

anjohl: a lot of the regulars will say "you are cheap, the games are worth it, etc",

anjohl: (...) GOG has no excuse, asside from getting fucked in the negotiations with publishers, or greed.

Crassmaster: I think it's a bit odd to actually be complaining about a game costing a whopping $9.99.

Vestin: It never ceases to amuse me when people accuse corporations of greed. It's almost as if they expected to be dealing with a charity...
As much as the GOG team likes us - I'm sure they want their company to prosper and to get paid well. I doubt they will and don't think they should limit their profits to the absolute minimum that you'd consider not greedy.
Also - this:

Delixe: "Oh you are all cheap and should buy everything to support GOG regardless of the quality".

JacobNZ: Actually for the type of games sold on GOG $10 is alot.
Considering i got the sigma team games for $1 each.
CS:source for $5
Tourchlight for $5
Every Unreal game for $13
every ID game for $23
etc I could go on.
Also at $10 DD I can get most of them for new at retail for less.
As these games have already been released years prior, many sold prior at full price, meeting and exceeding initial R&D expenditure. Also as its digital in nature and the sale of information the contents do not erode with continuous sale reducing the cost of sale. This essentially means any game sold on GOG is pure profit for the developer, thus in my mind cannot justify their pricing.
Yes I know it is not alot of money, but it is in comparasion to the other games you can get for the same amount.

JacobNZ: Also for those of you stating that GOG know whats best ofr them via Profit analysis, for an profit analysis to be accurate it needs risks, i.e. if we do this, our customers will do this.

Crassmaster: First off, if you're going to try making price comparisons, at least compare apples to apples and compare regular prices, not try to compare GOG regular prices to Steam sale prices. So it's actually :
CS : Source $19.99
Torchlight $19.99
Unreal pack $39.99
ID pack $69.99
Secondly, I would love to know how many of these games you can actually find at retail, and how many of those retail versions would actually work on a modern OS.
And finally...again...nothing sends a bigger message than people not showing a willingness to pay the $9.99 price point of they don't think it's fair. So just don't pay it.

Navagon: There's nothing wrong with offering constructive criticism. But you've got to accept that you're probably going to get your suggestions criticised as well. One price point (if something that GOG had from the start) would only further limit what titles were available on an already niche site. Decreasing the price points now is simply impossible.
Personally, I think it would have been better if GOG had simply set a minimum and maximum and let publisher set their own prices between those figures. I'm willing to bet that if GOG did away with fixed prices altogether they'd have a lot more publishers and titles here than they do. But then we as customers don't really want what that would result in.

Crassmaster: Yes that may be the case but GOGs sale was sadly stale in comparasion to steams.
Many of them are easy to find via budget re-release if not in retail, then in the likes of amazon.
Yes I already do, I only buy when theirs a promo.
They had the entire catalog, with the exception of maybe 3 games, marked down. I'm honestly curious how that's stale.
Okay, but again, how many of those copies purchased via Amazon and the like will work on XP/Vista/7, and how many are still loaded up with the DRM that has been removed from the GOG versions?

JacobNZ: I know re-releases like those of the sold-out are designed to work on vista. Many do not have DRM, as DRM was not around as much then as now.

Delixe: Sold-Out/Mastertronic do not use DRM? News to my copies of Deus Ex, Medieval Total War, Tomb Raider: Legend, Deus Ex: IW, Spellforce, Hitman 2 and Mafia.