Hmmm. A Fall sale that'll finish before Fall actually even starts? Good one. I'm surprised we even have an official one since GOG's 15th anniversary is just around the corner. Oh well.

Regarding the Dungeon of the Endless release, could anyone advise if remaining DLC's that are free on the "other" platform ("Death Gamble Update", "Australium Update", "Organic Matters Update" and artbook) are included in GoG's "Definitive Edition"?

I do not see those being mentioned in the description.

One image seems inspired by the Untamed tactics banner image (animal trio).

https://www.gog.com/en/news/release_untamed_tactics_with_humblewood_and_soundtrack

@gog, can we expect those images availible soon?

What ? Are you high af ?

Sea of Stars? Maybe?
The Messenger was on the "On Sale" highlight reel, so I thought maybe.

That question goes straight back to you.
It seems the meaning of my post went right over your head.

Some new additions:
• $0.29 • -90% • Curse: The Eye of Isis
• $0.79 • -80% • Star Wolves
• $0.79 • -80% • Star Wolves 2
• $0.97 • -86% • Daikatana
• $0.99 • -90% • Atlantis 3: The New World
• $0.99 • -90% • Atlantis Evolution
• $0.99 • -80% • Soldiers: Heroes of World War II
• $0.99 • -80% • Soulless: Ray of Hope
• $0.99 • -80% • Star Wolves 3: Civil War
• $1.04 • -85% • Meridian: New World
• $1.11 • -45% • Rusty Lake Hotel
• $1.19 • -90% • Cyberpunk SFX
• $1.19 • -90% • Plane Mechanic Simulator
• $1.39 • -80% • This War of Mine: Stories - Season Pass
• $1.49 • -75% • American Conquest + Fight Back
• $1.49 • -75% • Cossacks Anthology
• $1.49 • -90% • Dead Age
• $1.49 • -75% • Gangsters: Organized Crime
• $1.49 • -75% • Gex
• $1.49 • -70% • Oniken: Unstoppable Edition
• $1.49 • -50% • Paramnesia
• $1.49 • -75% • Project Eden
• $1.67 • -44% • Rusty Lake: Roots
• $1.74 • -75% • Splatter - Zombiecalypse Now
• $1.79 • -85% • Distrust
• $1.94 • -85% • The Stillness of the Wind
• $1.99 • -80% • Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
• $1.99 • -80% • Golf Club Nostalgia
• $1.99 • -90% • Rise Eterna
• $1.99 • -80% • The Silent Age
• $2.09 • -65% • Timelapse
• $2.23 • -44% • Rusty Lake Paradise
• $2.39 • -80% • The Shore
• $2.49 • -75% • AI War: Fleet Command
• $2.49 • -75% • Cossacks II Anthology
• $2.49 • -90% • Cybernetic Fault
• $2.49 • -90% • Panzer Dragoon: Remake
• $2.49 • -75% • S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky
• $2.49 • -90% • The Divine Invasion
• $2.49 • -75% • The Settlers 2: Gold Edition
• $2.49 • -75% • The Settlers 4: Gold Edition
• $2.69 • -85% • OUTBUDDIES DX
• $2.71 • -66% • Heroes of Annihilated Empires
• $2.79 • -44% • Cube Escape Collection
• $2.99 • -85% • Anima: Gate of Memories
• $2.99 • -50% • FireStarter
• $2.99 • -85% • Just Cause 2 - Complete Edition
• $2.99 • -50% • Knightin'+
• $2.99 • -50% • Master of Magic Classic
• $2.99 • -85% • Metro 2033 Redux
• $2.99 • -80% • Metro Exodus Expansion Pass
• $2.99 • -85% • Moonlighter
• $2.99 • -80% • Realpolitiks
• $2.99 • -85% • Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition
• $2.99 • -80% • Space Rangers HD: A War Apart
• $2.99 • -70% • The Penumbra Collection
• $2.99 • -70% • The Settlers 2: 10th Anniversary
• $2.99 • -80% • The Surge
• $2.99 • -80% • The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia
• $2.99 • -90% • Trberbrook
• $2.99 • -50% • Venom. Codename: Outbreak
• $2.99 • -80% • What Lies in the Multiverse
• $3.22 • -75% • Party Hard
• $3.24 • -35% • Search for the Titanic
• $3.29 • -67% • Caves of Lore
• $3.35 • -44% • The Past Within
• $3.49 • -50% • Kingdom's Life
• $3.49 • -50% • Sands of Fire
• $3.49 • -50% • Spellcasting 1+2+3
• $3.49 • -65% • The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition
• $3.59 • -40% • Battles of Destiny
• $3.59 • -40% • Combat Mission: Afrika Korps
• $3.59 • -40% • Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
• $3.59 • -40% • Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord
• $3.59 • -60% • Kingdom's Life Bundle
• $3.59 • -80% • What Lies in the Multiverse Deluxe Edition
• $3.74 • -75% • Phantom Trigger
• $3.74 • -75% • Shadowgate
• $3.84 • -45% • Machiavelli the Prince
• $3.99 • -80% • Company of Crime
• $3.99 • -80% • Help Will Come Tomorrow
• $3.99 • -60% • The Dark Prophecy
• $3.99 • -80% • The Sexy Brutale
• $3.99 • -90% • Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War
• $3.99 • -60% • shapez
(and more of them to be posted here)

"Autumn Sale lasts until September 11"

Autumn might not start until the 23rd Sept and the GOG sale finishes nearly 2 weeks before that but a free game is a free game. Ta

Most definitly :)

Btw, the Oktoberfest also starts mid September, but it lasts to October 3rd (so the name is not completely off).

Our local "end of summer" sales ended on August 11, started mid July.

Wow. What in the nine realms is this piece of crap passing for a BYOB sale page? Congratulations @Gog, you outdid yourselves this time.

You know @Gog, you guys have a history of downgrading every piece of good UI you guys have whenever there is an update.
The old website was sleek and had the news on top, where they are most useful, thus came your 10th anniversary change and we got a bloated memoryhog with autoplaying videos, unneeded "gog-statics" resource hosting and a news carousel at the bottom. The change of the "News" section also included the stupid decision to show no more than 11 cards, which means that sometimes news will cycle out of the front page in the same day they were posted!

GogMixes are useful and set you apart from your competitors? Why, we can't have that of course! So they get axed and never replaced with anything alike, despite promises that they would be.

Most people don't remember by now the old game card pages, but I still remember them as being fast, beautiful and pretty good at concentrating the useful info. Clicking a screenshot would have it appear in a bigger frame in a fraction of the time it takes in today's website. BTW, I still long for the old GOG logo in green and orange. But I guess grey and monochromatic is somehow better, despite boring? Whatever.

The old regular sale page also was faster, less memory intensive and would push owned games to the bottom when it was substituted by a new page that had exactly ZERO advantages over the old one. Let's be fair tho, after billions of complaints you guys slowly added filters and checkboxes that bring new functionality that the old page did not have, like showing only DLC for owned games. So in the end it did eventually become an upgrade, it just cost us a lot of white hairs and several gallons of tears.

I am not even gonna thoroughly detail the change from Galaxy 1.2 to 2.0, because I am not a Galaxy user, but from what I read lots of people consider it was a step forward three steps back.

This is why I shudder whenever people suggest that you guys need to replace the forum. Because I know that, whatever your designer comes up with will bring half the functionality we're used to to bring some half-baked solutions to the current problems that prompted said (certainly resource-hungry and ugly) new forum.

But the new BYOB sale page takes the cake. It doesn't make it easy to add the games to the cart like the old one made so easy with the checkboxes: now you have to hover over the game's card and click the "add to cart" button. It doesn't show exactly how much a game will cost before you go to Checkout, making it confusing to even see if there is an extra discount at all. It doesn't show how many games you already own from the bundle so you can know how many you need for the extra discount. Heck, it doesn't even pushes owned games to the end so we don't have to scroll through every game! What exactly is better in this new format compared to the previous BYOB page?

Bear in mind the majority of these flaws come from a crappy DESIGN rather than poor coding. So my advice is that you sack whoever designed this change and so many appalling stupid designs in the past, then sack whoever hired /promoted that person to be a designer in the first place. None of them are capable of doing their job. And hire the best you can for these positions, but even if you can't find much talent available really anyone will be an improvement.

But let it not be said I ignore the good parts to focus on stuff I can complain about. You guys are doing good in acquiring games like the Sega archive, you got rid of the chatbot, and the situation of disparity between Galaxy/offline installers DID improve. Also, freebies like the current one are nice (despite my already owning this one) except when it is a WhaleRock piece of junk. So thanks for the freebie. You guys rock. I mean, most of you do.

Thanks for the fish at the cost of a nasty marketing gimmick. To be clear, I'm interested in your promotions and hot deals, not your trusted partners. Fuck those, I unsubscribed immediately. Suspicious spam will decide your future.

Thanks for the sale GOG! I just restarted my game collection and I got some bangers for next to nothing.

Not happy that GOG brings games into the sale with a discount and then...

... changes the discount and ups the price!

Placed some games in my cart yesterday. Went to pay for them today... and... they aren't the same price!

Why does this happen so often with GOG!?!?

*clap clap* Well put. And yep, exactly why I say don't change the forum, however bad it is now. It's not a matter of ifs or buts, we see every single time what GOG's designers do when they get to change something.
*nods* Was wondering if I had been seeing things yesterday with the price of Caves of Lore.

I am surprised that no one mentioned this earlier. Sale prices have increased across the board for most games, compared to the last few sales we had before this one. What happened? Is this only temporary or are these "new" sale prices going to be the norm from now on?

Games like thief 1 and 2 used to be $0.99, same with deus ex 1 and the like. But literally everything has increased it's base sale point which was lower than it was a couple of sales before this one.

I thought this was going to be a nice and long awaited sale, but if things look that way for the 15th anniversary sale, things will look a bit dry for both GOG and its customers.

What do you guys think? Have you noticed how so many games received a sale price increase?