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General discussionCelebrate GOG.COM’s 12th anniversary with us and get fantastic deals!(133 posts)(133 posts)
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Posted October 02, 2020
They say time flies when you’re having fun and it wouldn’t be even half as fun without you, gamers from all around the world, sharing the same love for games as we do. That’s why we celebrate GOG.COM’s 12th anniversary with new DRM-free releases and awesome game deals for you to choose from.

Hot releases
First of all, 3 outstanding games join GOG.COM’s ranks. Silent Hill 4: The Room is back on PC to seduce you once more with its grim and surreal storytelling. Next, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord (-20%) will take all strategy fans on a journey to a war-torn world where you’ll have the chance to raise your own army and conquer a vast continent. Buy the game before our 12th Anniversary Sale ends and receive the original Mount & Blade for free! The Talos Principle: Gold Edition (-90%), on the other hand, will challenge your mind with a collection of puzzles set in an intriguing sci-fi world.



Ultimate RED Collection is back!
This year’s GOG.COM’s 12th anniversary also brings you the last chance to buy the Ultimate RED Collection. This hefty pack combines all the games from The Witcher franchise at their highest discounts yet with a pre-order for Cyberpunk 2077!

Explosive anniversary deals
That’s not all, as we have over 200 game deals up to 90% in our 12th Anniversary Sale! Among them, there are phenomenal action titles such as Darksiders Genesis (-50%) and Hollow Knight (-50%). If you love immersing storytelling, you should check out games like Life is Strange Strange: Complete Season (-80%) and The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky (-50%). This 12th Anniversary Sale comes also with titles perfect for those who love exercising their brains – you can test your commanding and managerial skills with games like Desperados III (-25%) or SpellForce 3 (-75%).



Finally, we invite you to discover our team's recommendations of 12 amazing games to play. Select from all-time classics like Blade Runner (-33%), Jagged Alliance 2 (-75%), and Diablo + Hellfire (-15%). Grab big RPG hits like Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition (-75%), and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Game of the Year Edition (-70%). Finally, immerse yourself in fascinating indie games like Crying Suns (-30%), Darkest Dungeon (-75%), Frostpunk (-60%), and many more.

Do you have your own list of 12 all-time classic games? Share it with us and with the rest of the GOG.COM community, as we all celebrate 12 years of playing games together!

The 12th Anniversary Sale on GOG.COM runs until October 9th, 2020, at 1 PM UTC.

If you want to see some cool gameplay featuring new releases on GOG.COM, visit our Twitch channel. Here are the dates from our Stream Team:

• Silent Hill 4 The Room played by DanVanDam - 2nd October, 5 PM UTC.
• TheTalos Principle played by Kilg0re_Tr0ut - 2nd October, 10 PM UTC.
• Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord played by DarkSaber2k - 4th October, 6 PM UTC.
Posted October 06, 2020
12 years , time just seems to flow by , we have seen some amazing releases recently specially from blizzard , konami excellent progress on bringing the classics back
Posted October 06, 2020
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Ancient-Red-Dragon: Wow, so it's been a full two years since GOG has failed to do anything to fix the bug introduced in the 10th Anniversary website 'redesign,' which causes the '&' symbol to be translated into strange characters in every user review, both current and retroactively on ones that were written before the 10th Anniversary.

I wonder how many more Th anniversaries will go by before GOG ever bothers to fix that. The 15th? The 20th?
Nah man ,you've very optimistic- how about 40th -50th anniversaries? :) oh wait -i'm optimistic too
Posted October 06, 2020
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DoomSooth: Happy Birthday, GOG. I don't agree with everything you do but I still love you.

Homeworld
Homeworld: Cataclysm AKA Emergence (Nice one, Blizzard. Like anyone was going to confuse a 3D RTS with an MMO.)
Baldur's Gate II
Electronic Popple (GOG needs to acquire this.)
Fallout II
Stratosphere: Conquest of the Skies (This, too.)
Terminator 2029 Deluxe CD Edition (And this.)
Freespace II
Bob's Dragon Hunt (It's too bad that Neurosport games will probably never show up here.)
Shadow Warrior (Original)
Star Trek Armada games (GOG needs these!)
Wizardry IV: The Return of Werdna (Don't forget this!)

There are more I could add but I tried to keep the number down. :)
Translating : i mean how can you "LOVE" someone ,when you don't agree with what he does?

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Swissy88: I have no familiarity with UTC, it means nothing to me, and I don't feel like looking it up every time you say the time for a stream. Yeah, boo hoo, I'm 'lazy' because I don't want to do extra work to know when you're streaming. I'm not even a casual, do you think casuals are going to go the extra length to look up UTC time conversions? If you're not trying to attract the casual audience, you're doing it wrong.
Finally -a good comment -had to go through 4 pages ,just to find a smart comment -with every day that goes by ,GoG gets more lame.And heck now , i won't say HPBD

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Post edited October 07, 2020 by SmollestLight
Posted October 06, 2020
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McAllen: Translating : "I don't acknowledge what you do,but i still eat your SHIT " i mean how can you "LOVE" someone ,when you don't agree with what he does? Jesus fkin man,this new type of bullshit
It means I don't like all of their decisions but it's the best place for DRM-free games.

[Modded by SmollestLight: Stay civil]
Post edited October 07, 2020 by SmollestLight
Posted October 06, 2020
No new games were added today ? =(
Posted October 07, 2020
So I have the first three Van Helsings. What is the difference between those and the Final Cut?
Posted October 07, 2020
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ShadowWulfe: So I have the first three Van Helsings. What is the difference between those and the Final Cut?
From Steam page:
"The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing: Final Cut is the definite collection of three stand-alone episodes told as one continuous story, with six playable classes and a new endgame mode with a huge variety of open missions!"
( https://store.steampowered.com/app/400170/ )

https://steamcommunity.com/app/400170/discussions/0/2785990383483053646/
https://steamcommunity.com/app/400170/discussions/0/2842291719978651157/

Also:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/400170/discussions/0/490125103628159104/
Posted October 08, 2020
Happy Belated 12th Anniversary, GOG!

If I may, here's a list of 12 random classic games from my collection of physical discs, games that I was nostalgically pleased to find here on GOG...

- Sacrifice
- MDK
- Outcast
- Giants: Citizen Kabuto
- Myst
- Grim Fandago
- Omikron: The Nomad Soul
- The Longest Journey
- Unreal Tournament GOTY
- Wolfenstein 3D
- Thief Gold
- Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers
Posted October 08, 2020
Happy Birthday, GOG.

It would have been really happy, though, before knowing what you did recently. Now i'm not happy at all.

Anyway, as others have said already, cheers to the GOG employees that are still there after all this years and can't talk in public. Happy birthday to you, and good luck for the future.
Posted October 08, 2020
Does Ori have an in-game leaderboard?
Posted October 08, 2020
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amok: criticism is fine and good, and it is needed.. However, using the release threads as your personal blog to let people know your feelings without actually having any criticism is.... not.... if all you have to say is nothing, then I question the need and energy spent to do so. and that is a bit of criticism from me. and in case you are still questioning this, point out the bit in the post that started this that is a point of criticism, and not a part of a persons blog post, that is nothing but self important hot air
I don't see the difference between that and the rest of the posts expressing peoples feelings that came before it.
Posted October 08, 2020
I'm not sure if this is a controversial opinion but I'm somewhat glad GOG dropped their principle or preference for not having deep discounts on games. I think it's okay to compete with Steam on this, and a great discount can encourage people to double-dip here on semi-old releases they may already own on Steam. (Perhaps ideally deep discounts wouldn't have started in the first place - indies especially deserve support - but it is where we are now.)
Posted October 08, 2020
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amok: criticism is fine and good, and it is needed.. However, using the release threads as your personal blog to let people know your feelings without actually having any criticism is.... not.... if all you have to say is nothing, then I question the need and energy spent to do so. and that is a bit of criticism from me. and in case you are still questioning this, point out the bit in the post that started this that is a point of criticism, and not a part of a persons blog post, that is nothing but self important hot air
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§pectre: I don't see the difference between that and the rest of the posts expressing peoples feelings that came before it.
that's completly your problem, though
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