Delusibeta
Banned
Yes, they are piggybacking on the hashtag. NeoGAF: providing advertising slogans to companies.
It's all over, thanks for playing.
It's all over, thanks for playing.
GOG's #NoDRM Summer Sale [UP: Last day]
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DJSharpeCheddar
Banned
Salepocalypse! Now I have an excuse to try Torchlight.
chickdigger802
Banned
oooh i missed the humble alan wake...
hmmm...
someone sell me on alan wake. money isn't the issue, but free time is. I liked max payne 1-2.
hmmm...
someone sell me on alan wake. money isn't the issue, but free time is. I liked max payne 1-2.
Jawmuncher
Member
Grabbed the free Torchlight.
Ill be checking on the daily bundles and other deals as the week goes.
Ill be checking on the daily bundles and other deals as the week goes.
PandaPandaPanda
Member
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Beelzebubs
Member
ßthePenguin;64484986 said:
Just grabbed mine for free.
PandaPandaPanda
Member
you have to add it to the cart and it will say free
SneakyStephan
Banned
Alan wake is definitely worth 5 euros for those who haven't played it yet. Great atmosphere and nice graphics.
Ends July 5th. Rejoice!
Delusibeta
Banned
July 5th, according to the front page.
.Sure, it's self-promotion, but they're consistent with the core message, and making a point of promoting the concept in the news post about the sale:
Given the discount difference, it's quite possible it'd be cheaper to buy the bundle *with* those games than buying them individually.
Baller. PhD
Banned
Nice.
It most certainly is cheaper to buy it together, I'd just be able to better justify the purchase in my neurotic head if it didn't include those games.
It's one of my favorite games of the generation. As much as i subjectively like it though, there's definitely some problems with it. I think PandaPandaPanda's post sums it up well. I wouldn't say the core game play is particularly bad though, in fact i think it's quite good. It's just as many have stated before, there's little in the way of variety and their idea of escalation, is just throwing more numbers at you. I think it's a game that lends itself to playing in bursts, because of that. A chapter every so often.
The attention to detail, interesting story, tremendous atmosphere and incredible soundtrack are the games strong points though. The PC port is also pretty damn decent.
It's a steal, at what they're asking for it.
The best collection of RPGs ever? Yes.
Fine choice. The vanilla campaign is rightly shat on (though with a group of friends it is plenty fun), but the expansion campaigns and premium modules are more than worth your time. There are hundreds of free fan-made modules online, some of them even good, and the toolset is a great way to learn C programming and RPG design.
Also has a Dungeon Master mode if that is your thing. It's fiddly, but put in the work and you have a very successful digital recreation of D&D 3rd edition.
Great atmosphere.
Interesting story.
Amazing landscapes and lighting effects. (seriously, there were so many "WOW" moments in this game in that regard; especially when after an hour or so of running/hiking you turn back and see places where you started the chapter)
Fun, although after few hours monotonous fighting mechanics.
The game mainly suffers from lack of variety.
IIRC, you have to buy bundles in one go, you can't put them in the cart as part of a later larger purchase.
DigitalRicket
Member
Would definitely grab if I hadn't finished Torchlight two years ago. But still good on GOG!
+1
If we all buy it two or three times apiece, maybe Tom Hall will start a Kickstarter for a sequel and we can get some DAMN CLOSURE.
Not even then.
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Jotamide
Unconfirmed Member
If you don't own a console, please buy Guilty Gear X2 #Reload, it's the best fighting game on PC!