EvaUnit02 on 6/6/2017 at 22:03

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Summer Sale season is here and GOG is first to the party.

(https://www.gog.com/)
$30 USD for Witcher 3: GOTY, that's a mint price for dozens of hours of content! Only downside is that you'll have to put up with a poor man's Steam client, GOG Galaxy.

Rebel Galaxy, from the makers of Torchlight, is free with your first purchase from GOG sale.

Zerker on 6/6/2017 at 22:45

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Or better yet, you can still go client free and just install the game and be done with it :)

Tony_Tarantula on 6/6/2017 at 23:13

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I already got the Witcher 3 expansion pass from them during the last sale. Haven't gotten round to playing yet but I expect great things from the 10 minutes I tried earlier.

Have to hand it to CDPR. They're one of the few developers who know how to write characters that have more depth than a Tom Brady cardboard cutout.

Malf on 7/6/2017 at 14:11

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Yoink!
Hard West is $5.78!
Been umm-ing and ahh-ing about that for a while, and that price is enough for me to take the plunge.

Harvester on 8/6/2017 at 07:22

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I bought Quake 1 (with the expansions included) on GOG. I played it years ago, but that was when I still pirated games and it didn't have the music included.

This will be the first time I'm playing it with the NiN music, or should I say ambient soundscape. I'm also going to apply certain bells & whistles (graphics mods) to make it look better, but I'm still deciding which particular bells & whistles to apply. I've found a version called Quake Epsilon, which is the Darkplaces engine with a lot of graphics mods applied. It looks great, but regrettably it plays the music wrong, the right tracks don't play at the right time and the tracks don't loop but play in sequence. Can't figure out how to fix that, I've Googled for it to no avail.