A re-release of the classic PC strategy game Dune 2 is stuck in licensing hell, according to GOG's senior business development and partnerships manager Marcin Paczynski. The game is considered one of the first major real-time strategy games and has been a long-time goal for GOG to re-release. Paczynski calls it a 'holy grail' of re-releases, but the complexity of the licensing situation is a major obstacle. The game's rights are split among numerous parties, including Universal Pictures, Electronic Arts, the Herbert Foundation, and Legendary Pictures, making it difficult for GOG to obtain the necessary approvals. The situation is a good example of how complicated things can get when dealing with multi-billion-dollar companies and their complex licensing agreements. The game's potential sales are also a consideration, with Paczynski estimating that a re-release might sell around 50,000 to 100,000 units at a price of $5.99 or $9.99.