Vainamoinen

The xcom makers feed off the old ideas without hesitation, but take the insolence to slap unacceptable new copy protection mechanisms on the game. Time for GOG to step in. You can't appeal to the old crew without acknowledging the freedom games meant in the past.

Zombie10

Without the DRM i would definitely buy this,

PainElemental

I agree with Nicole28 here, I've been playing exclusively PC games long before companies worked to control how you buy and play them. It's this history that has me very critical of the various digital distribution clients, that act as third person exclusivity markets for their respective companies. Whereas with GOG, I still get the same feeling of buying a game like I did back when I used to go to the now mostly defunct retail stores. They respect their customers, and every occasional purchase I make reinforces that notion that I actually own the product I paid for. As for this game, I'm a fan of the original and Apocalypse especially but I'll wait until it (hopefully) arrives on GOG.

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Crusader_bin

This new game looks great thanks to Unreal Engine. It is hardly Good <OLD> Game, but I bought it on Steam (preordered actually) and I recommend it a lot. With addition of Second Wind that was planned by developers and unlocked by Nexus modding forums - it has some nice replayability value too. Multiplayer is just a nice addition, not needed for anything at all, and can be frustrating at times (assault with top shotgun and ghost armor most rounds or cyberdisc ownage?) But to wrap it up, I liked it more than Dishonored (had to choose since both had same release day and I preordered both. XCOM suprisingly (to me) won the fight easily.)

Mivas

I tried a game and it aside from upleasantly close camera, I greatly enjoyed it. If it appears here, I'm immediately buying. Of course, if it means year or two after release date, I don't expect it to have release price tag $50.

Nicole28

@jlocohustler I don't know? To respect the paying consumer for once? Currently, pirates get to simply install a game, and after some fixes, play it and own the game for life. Whilst us who pay, get all sorts of DRM, from Steam, Origin, Tages, Securom to GDWL shoved down our computers, and as a bonus, install limits, plus the companies can switch-kill the games from our accounts anytime. This is entirely stupid if you ask me.

jlocohustler

That's not possible lol. A new game DRM free? Why would publishers want to do something like that?

CaptainAppleMan

What about XCOM: Enemy Known? That was just simply an underrated gem if you ask me!

rcadiaa

I didn't hear about the game until it came out - thus missing the pre-order. I would love to buy it from GoG!

Schwarzbart

Without DRM I'm willing to pay the full price for XCOM: Enemy Unknown but with Steamworks I will wait till it will be on a steam deal that is much bether then what they curent offer in Preorder.

Mivas

* typo: willing to buy it here :)

Mivas

I'm interested in this game and willing to play it but I want to try a demo first.

Greybriar

This game is scheduled for release on 9 October 2012. I would love to be able to buy it from GOG. Official site: http://www.xcom.com/enemyunknown/index.php