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Posted May 08, 2012
More spooks, more chills, more thrills, more Alan Wake--DRM-free only on GOG.com!

Save up to 25% when you preorder Alan Wake's American Nightmare! Buy it alone for just $13.49--or pick it up with the original Alan Wake and save an additional 15%, which makes your preorder price just $11.24! Don’t worry, if you already bought Alan Wake on GOG.com, you’ll get the additional 15% discount added automatically. ;)

If you loved Alan Wake--the award-winning cinematic blend of horror and action that has wowed gamers on both the Xbox 360 and PC--you’ll love everything about the stand-alone sequel Alan Wake: American Nightmare. With a full-fledged story mode and a pulse-pounding survival mode, this game has what it takes to appeal to both horror junkies and action fans alike.

The story of Alan Wake's American Nightmare continues with mystery writer Alan Wake taking the fight against evil to a new level as he struggles to defeat his evil double and change the very nature of reality. With the same tight pacing and plot that has made Alan Wake one of the best action horror games ever made, American Nightmare delivers on cinematic horror on a whole new level.

Meanwhile, if action gaming is more your thing, the survival mode where you must stay alive, using the innovative Fight with Light mechanic, throughout the long and lonely night. Can you survive until sunrise? It’s a tough challenge, so sharpen up those reflexes, turn out the lights, and prepare yourself for a chillingly good time.

Alan Wake's American Nightmare will be released on the 22nd of May. Preorder before then and save 10%--or save 25% if you own Alan Wake or purchase it along with American Nightmare!
Posted May 09, 2012
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Its nice and all but what about some old games?
last two weeks were mostly steam games, and on April there was widely available ones.
new games should be in addition to old games not instead, meaning having only new games released in a day without any old ones as well does subtract from gog uniqueness.
before the new gog approach we had like 2 or 3 old and rare games a week, with a price of about 6-9$ , now its mostly new games and not that old of a games (like AC and RCT3) at 20$ price point.
thats my opinion on the matter.

Waiting for:
WC prophecy
System Shock
Age of empires ,all of them (its about time :P)
Posted May 09, 2012
Mhhh, nice deal. 8)
Posted May 09, 2012
Thanks Remedy for such promo on GOG.

Now I am a proud owner of a game which should have came out originally on PC, but that's another story.

Alan Wake for $14.99 and the sequel for $11.24? all DLCs? DRM-free? Instabuy. :)
Posted May 10, 2012
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GameDesigner: thats my opinion on the matter.
the matter, meaning the current topic, is the release of alan wake american nightmare, not your "where is my really old game" crying.
Posted May 10, 2012
A few months ago I played through a copy of Alan Wake on the 360, and almost considered getting it for the PC over Steam, but I remained stalwart and unmoving! Then I saw Alan Wake and American Nightmare appear on GOG and all resistance crumbled. Having these recent titles at great prices (particularly these two on the promotion), DLC-included (with some fantastic goodies), and most importantly DRM-free, is really comforting to come across; harkening back to the days before online DRM - days when one actually felt one owned a game... we won't go into the other forms of DRM back then: "what is the seventh word on the sixth line on page twenty-four of the manual" - let's keep this myopically heady ;D

Needless to say, I bought both Alan Wake and American Nightmare immediately here. Many thanks for keeping a fine tradition of gaming alive!
Posted May 10, 2012
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timppu: Preordered.

Very unusual for me, I don't like to buy a pig in a sack, as the (Finnish?) proverb goes. I've yet to enter any kickstarter either, and probably won't.
It's "cat in a sack" over here in Slovakia. Being a huge cat-lover I just did the inevitable. :)
[BTW, I'm very happy to see it in this particular store.]
Posted May 10, 2012
This will not be day one for me as I'd rather play Alan Wake first(only bought it already because of the 50% discount, won't be playing it for a few weeks). 10% off isn't enough incentive for me buy it like it was with the other when I probably won't play it for a few months.
Posted May 10, 2012
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Ric1987: This will not be day one for me as I'd rather play Alan Wake first(only bought it already because of the 50% discount, won't be playing it for a few weeks). 10% off isn't enough incentive for me buy it like it was with the other when I probably won't play it for a few months.
It's actually 25% off ($11.24) if you already own (or buy it with) Alan Wake :)
Posted May 10, 2012
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Ric1987: This will not be day one for me as I'd rather play Alan Wake first(only bought it already because of the 50% discount, won't be playing it for a few weeks). 10% off isn't enough incentive for me buy it like it was with the other when I probably won't play it for a few months.
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adamhm: It's actually 25% off ($11.24) if you already own (or buy it with) Alan Wake :)
Forgot about that, thanks for reminding. I probably still won't preorder it but I'll keep that in mind.
Posted May 10, 2012
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GameDesigner: Its nice and all but what about some old games?
last two weeks were mostly steam games, and on April there was widely available ones.
new games should be in addition to old games not instead, meaning having only new games released in a day without any old ones as well does subtract from gog uniqueness.
before the new gog approach we had like 2 or 3 old and rare games a week, with a price of about 6-9$ , now its mostly new games and not that old of a games (like AC and RCT3) at 20$ price point.
thats my opinion on the matter.
To point out just two of your errors. There were 2 old games per week. There are STILL 2 old games per week.
Posted May 11, 2012
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GameDesigner: Its nice and all but what about some old games?
last two weeks were mostly steam games, and on April there was widely available ones.
new games should be in addition to old games not instead, meaning having only new games released in a day without any old ones as well does subtract from gog uniqueness.
before the new gog approach we had like 2 or 3 old and rare games a week, with a price of about 6-9$ , now its mostly new games and not that old of a games (like AC and RCT3) at 20$ price point.
thats my opinion on the matter.
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Tsugirai: To point out just two of your errors. There were 2 old games per week. There are STILL 2 old games per week.
Moreover, there has been the bundled 5 Quest for Glory games, which GOG could have slowly released separately. That's a bunch of gems! It makes 6 old games released this week.
Posted May 11, 2012
This is strange, I purchased the Alan Wake game earlier on, but I'm only seeing Alan Wake's American Nightmare in my cart at $13.49. It isn't offering me the additional discount?

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Never mind, I removed it from my cart, re-added it, and it's offering me both discounts summed together now. I must not have been logged in when I first clicked on "add to cart" or something.
Post edited May 11, 2012 by silveri
Posted May 11, 2012
Imagine how irate we'll be when Remedy publish the Humble Alan Wake Bundle on 22 May!

...sorry. Couldn't resist.
Posted May 12, 2012
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Loonie: Imagine how irate we'll be when Remedy publish the Humble Alan Wake Bundle on 22 May!

...sorry. Couldn't resist.
ha ha ha :D :D :D
...well, I'd buy it there as well, obviously ;)
Posted May 12, 2012
Well with this added it twisted my arm... missus said I could grab both before the %50 promotion ends....

Downloader and NAS in overdrive ;)
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