|OT| GOG - Old Games, New Games, Good Games!
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It's great, a Half-Life 2 style FPS adventure with its own twists. It's not a classic like the games it apes (but probably more fun, if more limited, than Bioshock), you can call it derivative, generic, cheesy, but it's still damn good, especially since such FPS campaigns are barely done nowadays (and Raven is a COD DLC factory).
Singularity™
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Any good? Has big discount 2.99€
Raven may never make the best shooters of a generation, but theyre always fun and well designed shooters that fall just short of true greatness. Singularity is very much like that.Singularity™
FIGHT THE PAST TO SAVE THE FUTURE. STOP THE SINGULARITY. Learn the truth behind a massiv
Any good? Has big discount 2.99€
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- #355
There's some free games available on GOG at the moment!
Also Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Collection is Free as well:
www.gog.com
Also Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Collection is Free as well:
Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Collection
JAZZ IS BACK! The nefarious turtle, Devan Shell, has built a time machine as part of a d
In another give away/gift: Destroy All Humans! Clone Carnage
Destroy All Humans! Clone Carnage
more drm free multiplayer goodness from GOG
Destroy All Humans! Clone Carnage
more drm free multiplayer goodness from GOG
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Just figured I would mention this to people if you own the GOTY edition on GOG.
You can download the most up to date version of the game as an Offline installer backup from your library off of GOG from the website its self which is pretty self explanatory but:
You can also download the backup from GOG Galaxy which I completely forgot how to do and it was basically like a convoluted maze:
So inside GOG Galaxy click on the GOG.COM tab under Games, click on a game you own, You should now see in the top center of the GOG Galaxy screenlike this
Click on the . . . button
Followed by clicking on the Extras button
Scroll all the way to the fucking bottom (Unless you have a giant monitor)
Ta Da
Then you can click the purple arrow to download the offline backup installer for your owned games
I know that you can just do it super easy off the website but it annoyed the shit out of me that I couldn't for the life of me remember offhand how to do it through GOG Galaxy and i knew you could but yeah I didnt remember it being that stupid, anyways
Since the Updated version of Witcher 3 will automagically update etc if you own it on GOG you can in theory have a old version still unlike on Steam unless they change their mind or whatever
Thought it might be helpful
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So in uh... sad or sneaky? news:
www.gog.com
GOG Connect, doesn't exist anymore I guess lol
It used to be my main link to going to GOG now it immediately goes to their home page instead of the GOG connect page
GOG.com
Download the best classic and new games on Windows, Mac & Linux. A vast selection of titles, DRM-free, with free goodies and 30-day money-back guarantee.
GOG Connect, doesn't exist anymore I guess lol
It used to be my main link to going to GOG now it immediately goes to their home page instead of the GOG connect page
So in uh... sad or sneaky? news:
GOG.com
Download the best classic and new games on Windows, Mac & Linux. A vast selection of titles, DRM-free, with free goodies and 30-day money-back guarantee.
GOG Connect, doesn't exist anymore I guess lol
It used to be my main link to going to GOG now it immediately goes to their home page instead of the GOG connect page
GOG 2023 update #2: facts and numbers of 2022
GOG 2023 update #2: facts and numbers of 2022
GOG is having some decent growth and is actually profitable. Happy to see it, especially since they had some rough years pre-COVID.
Great news as far as I'm concerned. Hopefully the see continued successGOG 2023 update #2: facts and numbers of 2022
GOG 2023 update #2: facts and numbers of 2022
GOG is having some decent growth and is actually profitable. Happy to see it, especially since they had some rough years pre-COVID.
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- #364
Pretty sure Lashman linked them all as they got announced on steam but they're all coming out on GOG as well. Pretty cool that SNEG/GOG is sort of ramping up releasing older titles like that when it felt like stuff like that was pretty "Stagnate" for a long time.
I mean I know you can always just go all over the internet and download stuff but actually having it in one place collected together and easily downloading it and a bunch of other reasons makes it so much easier
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- #365
Fairly certain this is a new thing so you'd want to most likely opt out (Don't know why you'd not) but this got turned on for some reason for a lot of people when grabbing giveaways since subscribing was a requirement but I never saw this pop up
It's under Orders and settings then Subscription settings
Also:
The Autumn sale started
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One I always kind of wondered what the hell the difference between the "new" versions of Fallout and Fallout Classic were and since I had amazon prime I was claiming them anyways I finally actually spent the time trying to figure it out and came to the conclusion that I have no idea!
My rudimentary looking into it basically came to the conclusion that:
Essentially the non classic versions which are the only ones you can still purchase or get for free from PRIME come with just a manual and are updated to the latest and greatest patch. While the old "CLASSIC" versions not available anymore were an older non patched version that came bundled with a bunch of extra cool stuff (I think it's cool at least, like the soundtrack, even a bonus mission!).
Unfortunately you can't buy them anymore so it's just the new ones now
On the second thing
www.gog.com
However their actual forum got them a ton of hate, the main article goes over stuff a lot more
My rudimentary looking into it basically came to the conclusion that:
Essentially the non classic versions which are the only ones you can still purchase or get for free from PRIME come with just a manual and are updated to the latest and greatest patch. While the old "CLASSIC" versions not available anymore were an older non patched version that came bundled with a bunch of extra cool stuff (I think it's cool at least, like the soundtrack, even a bonus mission!).
Unfortunately you can't buy them anymore so it's just the new ones now
Fallout Tactics is 1.7 Gigs
Fallout Tactics Classic is 1.7 gigs
Fallout is 687 MB and I believe version 1.2
Fallout Classic is only 502 MB
Fallout 2 is 721 MB and I believe version 1.02
Fallout 2 classic is 721 MB
Fallout Tactics Classic is 1.7 gigs
Fallout is 687 MB and I believe version 1.2
Fallout Classic is only 502 MB
Fallout 2 is 721 MB and I believe version 1.02
Fallout 2 classic is 721 MB
On the second thing
More ways to play your GOG games with Amazon Luna
We’re teaming up with Amazon Luna cloud gaming service to give you even more ways of enjoying your titles.
www.gog.com
I thought it was pretty cool when I saw the announcement of them teaming up for streaming for stuff
However their actual forum got them a ton of hate, the main article goes over stuff a lot more
I'd forgotten all about Luna, ha.
Found this thread from 2015 about Classic vs non-Classic
www.gog.com
They differ by Extras and Mac versions according to if it was Interplay or Bethesda that sold them.
Wonder if one of the wikis has a definitive answer? hmmm.
Found this thread from 2015 about Classic vs non-Classic
Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics vs Fallout classic, Fallout 2 classic, Fallout Tactics classic ? What is the difference, page 1 - Forum - GOG.com
Download the best games on Windows & Mac. A vast selection of titles, DRM-free, with free goodies, and lots of pure customer love.
They differ by Extras and Mac versions according to if it was Interplay or Bethesda that sold them.
Wonder if one of the wikis has a definitive answer? hmmm.
This is correct. For example, the old Interplay Fallout 2 version has Win and Mac clients and these extras
The newer Bethesda version only has a Windows client and these extras
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Oh that's cool to know, I wasn't trying to be lazy about looking into it
I just sort of began absentmindedly started thinking about it when amazon prime started shitting out GOG keys for them and I had the classic versions
I just sort of began absentmindedly started thinking about it when amazon prime started shitting out GOG keys for them and I had the classic versions
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Saw this last night:
www.gamingonlinux.com
af.gog.com
TL;DR
It looks like GOG is doing some indie game Publishing/funding
GOG begin funding indie devs with Loco Motive releasing this Summer
GOG have announced that they're getting into game funding, with the first partnership being a boost for developers from Robust Games and publisher Chucklefish for their upcoming title Loco Motive.
www.gamingonlinux.com
Coming soon: GOG, Chucklefish and Robust Games team up for the upcoming game!
Coming soon: GOG, Chucklefish and Robust Games team up for the upcoming game!
TL;DR
It looks like GOG is doing some indie game Publishing/funding
And not doing it using exclusivity.Saw this last night:
GOG begin funding indie devs with Loco Motive releasing this Summer
GOG have announced that they're getting into game funding, with the first partnership being a boost for developers from Robust Games and publisher Chucklefish for their upcoming title Loco Motive.
Coming soon: GOG, Chucklefish and Robust Games team up for the upcoming game!
Coming soon: GOG, Chucklefish and Robust Games team up for the upcoming game!
TL;DR
It looks like GOG is doing some indie game Publishing/funding
You love to see it.
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Time to dust off the old thread:
www.gog.com
There's specifics on what was improved for each game in the corresponding articles on their big named ones though!
Overall I think it's great and glad they're going for this
GOG Preservation Program | GOG.COM
GOG Preservation Program ensures classic PC games remain playable on modern systems. We make games live forever since 2008, DRM free.
www.gog.com
They're basically doing some "updates" to fairly popular games to make sure they play on say modern computers etc, but seemingly a lot of the updates are just sort of meaningless in the grand scheme of things if you actually look at all of the change logs. I mean it's great to be honest though that they're still actually paying attention to things in their entire catalogue as opposed to just the latest and greatest so I won't really complain too much
There's specifics on what was improved for each game in the corresponding articles on their big named ones though!
Overall I think it's great and glad they're going for this