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Broken Sword 3: The Sleeping Dragon - only for $5.99
Broken Sword 3: The Sleeping Dragon - only for $5.99
Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror - only for $5.99
Editorial: The second installment of GOG.com's Oddworld retrospective
Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus - only for $9.99
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Robinson's Requiem CollectionThe Feeble FilesCatalogue from Revolution SoftwarePatrician 3Arx Fatalis
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Jan 06, 2009
Prepare your bandages, antiseptics, painkillers, knife, sleeping bag and everything else you might think will be useful, as Silmarils' Robinson's Requiem Collection tests your survival skills for just $5.99.

The pack consists of two games: Robinson's Requiem and its "unofficial" sequel - Deus. In the former you play as a Robinson - to the public an explorer of uncharted space, in reality someone dangerous to society, blundering through space in a sabotaged ship. You crash-land on a dangerous planet with little more than your wits and bare hands to help you escape. In Deus you're a bounty hunter, sent to find the HQ of a terrorist organization on a similarly hostile world. Both are highly survival-oriented first person perspective games. "What I cannot see cannot hurt me" doesn't apply here.
Jan 06, 2009
Revolution Software makes its second appearance in our steadily expanding games catalogue. Once more you can help George and Nico unravel a terrifying conspiracy, for only $5.99.

The third game of the series, Broken Sword 3: The Sleeping Dragon offers more of what you can expect after playing the previous part but adds a modern twist. The graphics are 3D, but lose none of the class and style from The Smoking Mirror. The controls stray away from the good old point-and-click scheme, instead adding TPP-style movement. The plot, however, remains just as involving and suspense-building as you may remember, as our heroes once again join forces in a globetrotting adventure.
Jan 05, 2009
Some of you have already noticed that GOG.com is one of this year's sponsors of the 2008 Mod of the Year Awards.

Organized by ModDB, the seventh annual event that celebrates the best creations in the modding and indie gaming scene started on January 2nd and will run until February 28th. During this time, gamers from all over the world can voice their opinions and make their top picks for the year. This year, in addition to grabbing a spot in ModDB's hall of fame, mods and indie games will be competing for over $8000 in prizes, including games from the GOG.com catalogue. Vote for your favourite mods now!
Jan 03, 2009
Welcome to the year 2009! It's Saturday, roughly 6 a.m. EDT and that means two of our users, who found some time to write up a review (despite the Holiday spirit telling them otherwise;)) are going to find a free game code in their mailbox. Today's lucky winners are billabongbronco and Shuffla. Keep in mind that in a week's time we'll draw two more winners from among the guys and gals who wrote up a review for The Feeble Files and Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror. You can find information about the rules in the comments section here.
Dec 31, 2008
We're proud to announce the upcoming release of another title from the acclaimed Broken Sword series.

Broken Sword 3: The Sleeping Dragon is the third installment of the series. This time the cartoonish animations and hand-drawn backgrounds are replaced by stylishly crafted 3D graphics. Also, the point-and-click gameplay is replaced by a more direct form of controlling characters, plus a bunch of quick time events in some of the more dynamic cutscenes. As can be expected, the story is no less thrilling than in the prequel, as you once again join our heroes, George and Nicole, in thrilling adventures across the globe.
A fantastic Adventure that needs to be played -- Broken Sword 2 is the most thrilling and most catching of all the series. As George Stobbart you are again immediately plunged into a life-changing escapade.... full review
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Fun in singleplayer or multiplayer -- Fun by yourself or online with friends. I played UT2004 offline for two years due to being on dialup and satellite and I never got bored. With good bots, so many modes built in to the game, so many added by the ECE, and so many MORE available online, the game can last you forever and even after you get tired of it it's great to come back to just for how relaxing it is to frag mindlessly.
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first time player -- Having never played a game like this I wasn't sure what to think. I wanted a good game that would make me think and be a addicting time sink and boy did I pick the right game. First I must say that I really like the presentation of the game. Between the user interface used in the city where all your trading and etc. is done and the constant clicking between world map and city... full review
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