More and more games are becoming available only digitally, and rely on online servers to function, which raises concerns about keeping older games playable in the future. While some classic games still exist as physical copies, they can be difficult to play on today’s computers. GOG (Good Old Games) helps by offering classic PC games without restrictive DRM. Their Preservation Program goes even further, actively updating older games to work on modern systems. Recently, they’ve added 10 more games to this program, ensuring they remain accessible to PC gamers.
GOG launched its Preservation Program in 2025 to celebrate its 16th anniversary. This program builds on GOG’s commitment to keeping classic games playable by highlighting titles they’ve updated and thoroughly tested for modern computers. Recently, 10 more games joined the program, bringing the total to over 100 officially supported classics. Among the new additions is the popular 2013 adventure game The Wolf Among Us, as well as several other titles from the 1990s and later.
The Wolf Among Us Joins GOG Preservation Program, Alongside 9 Other Retro PC Games
It feels like a long wait for The Wolf Among Us 2, and you’re right – the first game came out in 2013! It’s now officially part of the GOG Preservation Program, which also includes a diverse selection of other classic PC games. Beyond this story-focused adventure, the program is adding titles spanning genres like murder mystery, dinosaur adventures, and sci-fi comedy.
Here’s a complete list of games that have been officially updated to work as smoothly as possible on today’s computers.
- The Wolf Among Us (2013) – $14.99 USD
- The Last Express (1997) – $5.99 USD
- The Last Express: Gold Edition (2013) -$6.99 USD
- Eric The Unready (1993) – $6.99 USD
- Police Quest Collection (1987) – $9.99 USD
- Lost Eden (1995) – $9.99 USD
- Space Quest 1, 2, and 3 (1989) – $9.99 USD each
- The Dame Was Loaded (1996) – $6.99 USD
- Kingdom: The Far Reaches (1995) – $9.99 USD
- Little Divil (1993) – $2.99 USD
Even though many of these games were already available on GOG, the GOG Preservation Program offers extra support. GOG will maintain and preserve these approved games, including fixing any bugs or problems players find. They also guarantee these are the best versions of the games available on PC. This program ensures we can keep enjoying these classic games on PC for a long time.
These PC games don’t require any online connection or activation codes to play – they’re completely DRM-free. You can enjoy them on Windows 10 and 11, and many also work on Linux and Mac operating systems.
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