There are probably many other folks on those websites who would like a card/board game hybrid in a fairy tale setting with beautiful presentation, yet are bashful of Steam (re)introducing a DRM-free version of Armello could help you reach out to a presently-untapped market.
I for one would eagerly like to buy it again if it means I can save it on disc to play any time, anywhere, some seventy years from now. LoG representatives, if you're reading this, please consider reaching out to a DRM-free website- be it GoG.com to make amends, or a new website such as Humble Bundle or itch.io- and arranging the release of a DRM-free, up-to-date version of Armello. That being said, it does seem to me that an opportunity already in hand has been left away - but it doesn't need to be permanent. I'm especially not going to do it on this game I've enjoyed so much, nor without both sides of the story. League of Geeks released the first major DLC package for the animalistic strategy-RPG game Armello last week, but only on Steam. It seems Armello and GoG.com have a bit of a history. I've nosed around in the GoG.com ''Wishlist" forums.
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