Hi,
I was wondering if there was any plans to add this game to the Good old Game (GoG) platform. There is already a growing list in the GoG community voting for it: No rest for the wicked - GOG.com
Best Regards,
Singatias
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Why don’t just buy on steam? (It is really a question, I’m not kidding or something)
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Indeed, I could have explained the reasoning behind my request a little better. I am a firm believer in owning what I pay for. Steam hasn’t failed us yet, but given the direction our world is heading, it may be only a matter of time. When you purchase a game on Steam, you are essentially purchasing a license that can be revoked at any time. GOG stands by their DRM-free policy to ensure game preservation and the ownership of their customers’ purchases. I just want to see GOG succeed in their mission while navigating the flooded market of pay-to-rent businesses. I strongly feel that all single-player games should be DRM-free, allowing us to play them offline if we wish.
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Im fully agree. I’m a big fan of the drm free concept. Have this game in gog will be a reason to instant buy for me too.
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I would love to see this game on GoG DRM free!
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Seconding to bring this idea traction GOG is goated
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100% on board with this!
Would double down, when it gets there. 
And thanks for sharing the link! @Singatias 
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Most of my games are on GOG, i agree with you about the drm, but i dont like gog galaxy, steam is much better for online play. I tend to buy any game that has some online aspect, even if minor, on steam, rest is on GOG, since i prefer single player i have 5 times more games on GOG. Nrftw will have online coop and pvp.
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Are you my clone? You just described me right now.
I want to join the cause, would be nice to have Nrftw on GOG.
I agree. This game missing on GoG brings me so much discomfort. Literally it’s the only one game I have on Steam, because I wanted to support developers (while i’m playing on Mac via CrossOver and Steam is the worst place to have games for the setup). I 100% prefer having it on GoG instead.
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I agree. I think it’s very important for preservation, but unfortunately, many studios don’t care much about this. Publishing a game on GoG makes them afraid of revenue loss due to ease of pirating/sharing the games.
Reading that we will likely be needing a moon account for upcoming multiplayer gaming: This would also allow to be independent of steam. Therefore pushing this thread again.
Free your games 
@thomasmahler: It would be great if you would consider alternative platforms as well.
Here is the current GOG Dreamlist link again, in case you want to leave your vote somewhere: