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The undead classic Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse is available in pre-order on GOG.COM!

It’s 1959 and the city of Punchbowl, PA, is a beacon of progress and ideal living. As Stubbs the Zombie, you’ll show the living that law and order are no match for a dead man on a mission.

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Oh thank you! This game rules!!
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vv221: Wait, an Aspyr game?
Aren't they supposed to hate DRM-free distribution?
You're probably thinking of Feral Interactive, Aspyr has been on GOG as publisher before (Layer of Fear 1 and the original Observer game)
Very cool! I remember seeing this in stores with the "Built with the Halo engine" snippet. I've played an "abandonware" copy (I'm guessing around 7-8 years ago?) and I believe I beat it but had to cheat at one point because at a crucial save point I had very low health and kept getting killed. (iirc)
Post edited February 19, 2021 by tfishell
Ooh my collection will be complete. This is the only game from past that I've been wanting to play and buy but never seen a copy (before it was pulled from Xb marketplace too). I don''t know what to buy after this
Looks like it will be the original release with higher resolution support and more control options.

https://twitter.com/AspyrMedia/status/1362447094729093125
https://twitter.com/AspyrMedia/status/1362706271581982724
Finally!!

Finally! Love this game when it first came out. First zombie game to actually show a "spread" after attacking an npc. Fantastic mechanic.
Post edited February 19, 2021 by TheCleaner517
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vv221: Wait, an Aspyr game?
Aren't they supposed to hate DRM-free distribution?
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ElTerprise: You're probably thinking of Feral Interactive,
Oops, you’re right of course, for some reason I got them mixed up.
Thanks for pointing out my mistake ;)
It's a damn classic! So glad it's back!
For $20 ? Not interested .
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DD & Ji Ji: For $20 ? Not interested .
Where did it say for 20$??
Cool, never got around to this one back in the day. Hoping for a complete version here.
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ElTerprise: You're probably thinking of Feral Interactive,
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vv221: Oops, you’re right of course, for some reason I got them mixed up.
Thanks for pointing out my mistake ;)
I don't think you're entirely wrong. I'm not aware of any "other OS" ports that they've done for any game which are included in versions sold here.
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wildapple2021: Is this the original or a remaster?
From what I can understand it's the original but the store page says 2021 and not 2006. One comment here talks about a remastered but I can't see that in the news.
Post edited February 19, 2021 by Dogmaus
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wildapple2021: Is this the original or a remaster?
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Dogmaus: From what I can understand it's the original but the store page says 2021 and not 2006. One comment here talks about a remastered but I can't see that in the news.
Thanks for you reply.
All I could find, was an information, that this "new" version includes widescreen support out of the box.
This COULD be a good sign regarding Embracer Group not going in an anti-GOG direction. Embracer Group's actions can have a big impact on the GOG catalog of games in the future. Best case Embracer goes all in on GOG and many more games will come here, worst case Embracer will abandon GOG and we will lose a bunch of games.

I suppose a middle ground of Embracer letting it be up to the individual studios and groups within the company is most realistic. That could go either way for GOG. For example to what extent have publisher agreements and things like that kept some Gearbox games from GOG or to what extent is it their own skepticism/hostility?

Now of course the acquisition won't magically make obligations go away, but Embracer can easily afford to buy Gearbox out of various obligations end encumbrances on their freedom. Also they are less dependent on entering into new publishing contracts that bind them down alot.

So who knows?