Warm tear to you RPG fans. Now is a time for great rejoicing! Starting right now our Ishar compilation is complete, featuring all four games of the series. And to make the news even better, the price remains the same - just $5.99! This also means that if you already purchased the Ishar 1+2 pack, now you can download all four games with no extra charge.

Both games are first-person perspective role-playing games, which let you create a party and live out a solid storyline in a 3D fantasy world. Crystals of Arborea is the first part of the Ishar series, featuring characters some of you may recall from Ishar 1 and 2. The main protagonist, Jarel, and his companions must find three crystals to rediscover the flooded world of Arborea. Ishar 3, on the other hand, sees the party traveling through time, with consqeuences immediately visible in the timeline's relative present and future. Their quest - to save the world from an evil dragon's dark ambitions, before the Great Conjunction.

You wanted old, so you've got it - the oldest game in GOG's catalog to date, and the precursor to the acclaimed Elvira series - Personal Nightmare.

Personal Nightmare is a first-person perspective adventure game by Horrorsoft, also known as Adventure Soft. In this game you're placed in the shoes of a young man who left his home village some time ago, and recently received a letter inviting him to visit. Concerned about the strange form in which the letter was written, he returns to the village, only to find out his father, the local pastor, is nowhere to be found and the whole place is nothing like he remembered, with everyone acting strange, sometimes even hostile. Soon he finds out there's evil at work there and he not only has to find his father, but also proof about what is really going on in the village.

This week we'd like to introduce to you one helluva PC gaming site: Rock, Paper, Shotgun. They're all about PC games, so don't count on any console stuff.

RPS is all about PC games and it’s written by four of Britain’s top games journalists, who earned their journalistic and gaming experience with UK's best magazines, newspapers and websites. It aims to cover everything related to PC gaming from big releases to "esoterica from the format’s obscurest peninsulas." The guys from RPS were among the first to conduct an interview with GOG.com staff and showed the service to the world. So if you're not familiar with RPS, click on the link and enjoy your stay there - we guarantee you won't regret it! You can also follow RPS on Twitter.

Take a look behind the scenes to see how some of the best PC games of all time were made. We've put together a convenient list of all GOG.com editorials/retrospectives that have been posted.

From the very beginning of GOG.com we wanted to be something more than just a digital distribution outlet with old games. Our goal was to create a community of people who share the same passion for classic PC games. You may not have realized that we've worked with some great video game journalists to publish a number of retrospective articles to show off the development process of some of the best games of all time. Hit the jump to find links to all editorials that have been released on GOG.com. read more...

Time to put on your well-tailored trench coat, brimmed hat and, of course, your favorite white sneakers. The hard-boiled detective is on another case and needs your help.

The Pandora Directive is the fourth installment of the awesome Tex Murphy series. As can be expected from a game with such an acclaimed pedigree, you'll find an involving story which is guaranteed to keep you glued to your chair, topped with some dark humor and well-designed puzzles. Like its predecessor, this game proves that games featuring FMV sequences can boast some good acting skills, which was extremely rare in other such games of the time. This time our favorite P.I. is hired by a Gordon Fitzpatrick to find his friend, Thomas Malloy. But, as always, there is more to this case than meets the eye...