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@carvalho20ptc I brought Breath of Fire IV yesterday, I was surprised it came on GOG, as I really don’t follow the news there, also the release price was pretty decent, to be honest I hardly buy games from GOG, I might have only brought maybe around 10 games which most have not been release on Steam, as I do most of my gaming on Steam. I’ve been holding on trying not to buy Metal Gear Solid on GOG cause I’m waiting for a deal on the Master Collection 1 on Steam which has all 3 games, the Master Collection 1 for MGS1 is a emulator it is the PSX version that resembles the original look, MGS1 on GOG is the PC port even though it is pretty good, but removes and does not resemble the original PSX look, other games on GOG I’m been holding out for is Silent Hill 4, strange this game and Resident Evil classic bundle 1, 2, 3 is not on Steam? But yeah, I’m happy Breath of Fire IV came out on GOG, this is the 2002 PC port version of the game which is ok. It’s been decades since I played finish it on playstation console, I still have my ps1 memory card save data for it, I was able to extract the save data and check the info on a emulator, last time played was in 2001 
and in game hours around 80, also I don’t even remember but last save location was in a cottage forest in game haha.
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yep, 2 problems though:
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it’s not worth $70 i feel like and sadly no regional pricing
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kart games on steam tend to immediately die so that’s not great either (i believe mario kart probably would survive though)
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I see.
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Unfortunately $70 is the new norm for AAA games, and it won’t back down anytime soon. At least with this game you won’t feel ripped off like MK World. But yeah, still expensive as heck just for the base game.
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There’s this game called Oh Baby Kart which’s free to play and has been going for an year now. However the player count is very low.
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