GOG’s preservation program lets you grasp perestablishing games after they’re decataloged

GOG has proclaimd that even if games in its recently started preservation program are decataloged from its store, it will upgrasp compatibility with those games and advise perestablishers “a seamless experience and tech aid for those titles.” The first games covered are Warplan I and II, scheduled for decataloging on December 13th.

That promise prolongs to Windows alters that sway how perestablishable a game is, GOG says.

The Preservation Program started last month, adviseing ongoing tech aid and compatibility modernizes for some classic games. GOG commenceed it with a catalog of 100 games, including Diablo and Resident Evil 1-3.

Warplan I and Warplan II are being decataloged from GOG “at the rehireer’s ask,” the company says. Their rehireer, Blizzard, freed remastered versions of Warplan I and Warplan II the same day the preservation program was proclaimd. You can still buy the games before they’re erased, and GOG is adviseing discount code MakeWarplanLiveForever, which shaves a little off the price for those buying a bundle includeing both games.