As some of you might have experienced, we had technical issues with processing credit card payments yesterday. Because of this some customers using credit card for purchases on GOG.com couldn't take advantage of the Apogee Pack promo. We managed to fix the problem and we decided to extend the promotion for one more day. So if you didn't manage to grab the Apogee Pack with a 50% discount, now it's your chance! The promo ends on Wednesday, September 1 at 5:59 a.m. EDT. 
After obliterating all the cannon fodder reckless enough to stand in your way in the prequel, you must be itching for some more fast-paced action. Here it comes!
Serious Sam: The Second Encounter is the second installment of the acclaimed and addictive Serious Sam series. Packed with new content and missions, it's another great chance to turn off your brain for a while, let your reflexes take over and indulge yourself in another episode of guns-blazing mayhem. The most notable change, compared to the original, is the addition of new weapons: a chainsaw, a flamethrower, a sniper rifle, and the Serious Bomb. Armed with this vastly improved arsenal, our hero must bulldoze his way through hordes of enemies once again, make his way through different time periods, board an ancient starship and kill the greatest threat to Humanity. Sound simple enough?
Serious Sam: The Second Encounter is the second installment of the acclaimed and addictive Serious Sam series. Packed with new content and missions, it's another great chance to turn off your brain for a while, let your reflexes take over and indulge yourself in another episode of guns-blazing mayhem. The most notable change, compared to the original, is the addition of new weapons: a chainsaw, a flamethrower, a sniper rifle, and the Serious Bomb. Armed with this vastly improved arsenal, our hero must bulldoze his way through hordes of enemies once again, make his way through different time periods, board an ancient starship and kill the greatest threat to Humanity. Sound simple enough? 
We've just ended the GamesCom promo and we have more great offers for you for this weekend as well, enjoy!
We're not slowing down with more great deals for every fan of classics. How about getting Duke Nukem 3D or Rise of the Triad for even less money? We're offering you a up to 50% discount on the whole Apogee catalogue including Duke 3D, Duke Nukem Manhattan Project, both Blake Stone games and Rise of the Triad, all for a whooping $14.95! If you already bought some of the games from Apogee's catalogue, you will receive a 50% discount if you complete the pack! But if you're only interested in some of the games from this offer, you can grab them with a 30% discount. Visit the promo page and "come get some"!
We're not slowing down with more great deals for every fan of classics. How about getting Duke Nukem 3D or Rise of the Triad for even less money? We're offering you a up to 50% discount on the whole Apogee catalogue including Duke 3D, Duke Nukem Manhattan Project, both Blake Stone games and Rise of the Triad, all for a whooping $14.95! If you already bought some of the games from Apogee's catalogue, you will receive a 50% discount if you complete the pack! But if you're only interested in some of the games from this offer, you can grab them with a 30% discount. Visit the promo page and "come get some"! 
You've probably already beat the original One Unit Whole Blood and Blood 2: The Chosen (if not, what are you waiting for???), so here's a couple mods you might like trying.
One Unit Whole Blood and Blood 2: The Chosen, creations of Monolith Productions are two games that keep you in front of your computer for hours. We have some blood... I mean Blood enthusiasts here at GOG, so we asked one of them to prepare a present for all you Caleb fans. do you want to hear “I love the smell of napalm in the morning” or “I'm not dead...yet” again, as you kill numerous armies of zombies? Sure you do, that's why we found some cool Blood mods prepared by the awesome Blood community, played them and now it's time we share them with you. read more...
One Unit Whole Blood and Blood 2: The Chosen, creations of Monolith Productions are two games that keep you in front of your computer for hours. We have some blood... I mean Blood enthusiasts here at GOG, so we asked one of them to prepare a present for all you Caleb fans. do you want to hear “I love the smell of napalm in the morning” or “I'm not dead...yet” again, as you kill numerous armies of zombies? Sure you do, that's why we found some cool Blood mods prepared by the awesome Blood community, played them and now it's time we share them with you. read more... 
Much like our Space Quest 1+2+3 pack, today's release gives you the opportunity to experience the evolution of the graphical adventure game genre.
King's Quest is a classic series of adventure games designed by the famous Roberta Williams, co-founder of Sierra. The first three parts of the series, included in today's release, were made using an ancient (by today's standards) engine called the Adventure Game Interpreter, or AGI. Now, the graphics may be dated and the controls may be clunky, but you can't rightly call yourself a true adventure game fan if you haven't played the really oldschool titles as well. Most importantly, though, playing a part in each title's story more than makes up for using arrows and text input, rather than casually clicking away and hunting for pixels. If you haven't already then be sure to check the first three parts of "From Monochrome to Monarchy" KQ history by David Craddock.
King's Quest is a classic series of adventure games designed by the famous Roberta Williams, co-founder of Sierra. The first three parts of the series, included in today's release, were made using an ancient (by today's standards) engine called the Adventure Game Interpreter, or AGI. Now, the graphics may be dated and the controls may be clunky, but you can't rightly call yourself a true adventure game fan if you haven't played the really oldschool titles as well. Most importantly, though, playing a part in each title's story more than makes up for using arrows and text input, rather than casually clicking away and hunting for pixels. If you haven't already then be sure to check the first three parts of "From Monochrome to Monarchy" KQ history by David Craddock. 
