GOG Introduces Community Voting for Game Preservation Alongside Dino Crisis PC Re-Releases

The DRM-free platform launches its Dreamlist feature, allowing fans to influence future game revivals as it releases enhanced versions of Dino Crisis 1 and 2 for modern PCs.

GOG has launched the Dreamlist, a community-driven wishlist where players can vote on classic games they'd like to see preserved and re-released on the platform.
The Dreamlist aims to demonstrate demand for specific titles to intellectual property owners, potentially influencing future re-releases.
GOG released enhanced DRM-free versions of Dino Crisis 1 and 2, featuring compatibility with modern Windows systems, 4K resolution, improved controls, and localization options.
The Dino Crisis releases are part of GOG's Preservation Program, which focuses on updating older games to ensure long-term accessibility on modern hardware.
Fans have already rallied for games like Freelancer, No One Lives Forever, and the original Final Fantasy VII, though rights issues may complicate some potential revivals.