GOG adds The Wolf Among Us and nine other games to its preservation program
The digital storefront is doubling down on its commitment to gaming heritage with a significant update to its preservation efforts.
GOG has officially bolstered its Preservation Program by inducting ten iconic titles into the fold. Each addition has undergone meticulous technical refinement and optimization to ensure seamless compatibility with contemporary hardware.
The newly added classics include:
- The Wolf Among Us;
- The Last Express;
- The Last Express Gold Edition;
- Eric the Unready;
- Police Quest Collection;
- Lost Eden;
- Space Quest 1+2+3;
- The Dame Was Loaded;
- Kingdom: The Far Reaches;
- Litil Divil.
The Preservation Program is envisioned as a sustainable, long-term endeavor to safeguard the history of the medium. Moving beyond standard retail distribution, GOG pledges to provide ongoing maintenance for these titles, proactively addressing technical hurdles and guaranteeing they remain playable on future operating system iterations.
Following earlier announcements regarding the future inclusion of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, the company reaffirmed its dedication to steadily expanding the roster of protected digital masterpieces.
Source: iXBT.games
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