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Posted February 03, 2017
What can change the nature of role-playing?

<span class="bold">Torment: Tides of Numenera</span>, the wildly anticipated spiritual successor to RPG legend Planescape: Torment, is now available for pre-order, DRM-free on GOG.com! Get it now with a GOG-exclusive pre-order bonus: a FREE copy of <span class="bold">Lords of Xulima</span>!

Welcome to the Ninth World. Built upon eight previous instances of civilization, it is littered with remnants of powerful technology, whispers of ancient knowledge, and echoes of amazing feats of magic. These Numenera shape the lives of the current generation, giving birth to epic stories, deep, interconnected narratives, and fierce turn-based battles. Cast right in the middle of this overwhelming chaos, you're faced with the ultimate question: what does one life matter?

Delve deeper into the world of Numenera with the extra goodies offered in the <span class="bold">Legacy Edition</span> or the <span class="bold">Immortal Edition</span>.

Torment: Tides of Numenera is scheduled for release on February 28th.


GOG-EXCLUSIVE PRE-ORDER BONUS

Need some old-school RPG goodness to keep you busy until the game's release? Pre-order Torment: Tides of Numenera on GOG.com and get a FREE copy of <span class="bold">Lords of Xulima</span>, available to play right away!

For a limited time, you can also upgrade to <span class="bold">Deluxe Edition</span> at 60% off.

Combining isometric exploration with first-person turn-based combat, Lords of Xulima is a rare gem, whose old-school sensibilities are bound to strike a chord with all fans of party-based role-playing. Called a "beautiful homage to the oldest of PC RPGs" by GOG.com users and a game that's "great for serious RPGers", it's the perfect way to make the anticipation for Tides of Numenera all the more bearable.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/os4yCITeKqk
Post edited February 27, 2017 by maladr0Id
Posted February 03, 2017
While even WinXP and 4Gb RAM is enough to play T:ToN, most of idiotic tiny shmups or quasi-retro-indie-platformers coming nowadays to GOG require Win7 at least, along with tremendous gigabytes of memory and expensive videocard...

What's wrong with this world?
Post edited February 03, 2017 by Alfrodull
Posted February 03, 2017
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I'd be happy to pre-order the game if there was a way to upgrade between the various editions...
Posted February 03, 2017
looks interesting, will follow development, this could either be really good or a hot mess
Posted February 03, 2017
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IFW: I'd be happy to pre-order the game if there was a way to upgrade between the various editions...
I'm hoping that inXile doesn't follow Paradox's lead in this regard
Posted February 03, 2017
Well, pre-ordering is still an idea straight from Satan's anus, but at least in this case you get a pretty good game and not an exclusive silly hat and a color swapped armor or some shit.

Still, my interest in Torment is pretty much nonexistant, and seeing the price it might actually explore negative space.
Posted February 03, 2017
Looks interesting but way too expensive for me, have to wait for a 75% discount if the game is any good.
Posted February 03, 2017
they cut the italian localization that was a promise during the kickstarter, and they said it only 1 month before release with a private email (and only after a week with a kickstarter official update).
I was interested before that fact, but now I will just use my money on Pillars of Eternity 2, at least I know (from PoE 1 kickstarter) that they don't cut important things like localizations, and they don't make promise if they cannot make something (also there is a streatch goal for the italian localization and I'm sure they will reach it).
At the end of the day I love PoE, but I don't really know if Torment is good... they are both isometric RPGs, but I will be able to play PoE 2 in italian.
Finally Torment is also more expansive... 44€ (torment) vs 29 dollars for PoE 2
Post edited February 03, 2017 by LiefLayer
Posted February 03, 2017
2 questions for any GOG / Inxile insiders here:

- For people who backed the game on Kickstarter (in my case, the "True Believer" tier), which version will we receive a key for on GOG?

- I assume that backing the project and asking for a GOG key will not be considered as a pre-order and grant a free copy of Lords of Xulima but it's always worth asking ;)

Anyway, I can't wait to put my fingers on the game.
Posted February 03, 2017
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IFW: I'd be happy to pre-order the game if there was a way to upgrade between the various editions...
No way will I purchase for $90 what GOG used to provide with their games for free. I'll wait for it to hit the Humble Monthly in a year or so, and live without the "Bonus Content." The idea of three different releases based on digital extras is overreaching.

More power to them if it turns out to be a successful model, but that's my opinion.
Posted February 03, 2017
I'm disappointed that Kickstarter backers didn't get Lords of Xulima as an option. I wasn't too keen to get either Stasis or Underrail as a "bonus" game but would've been happy to get this title...sigh.
Posted February 03, 2017
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Alfrodull: While even WinXP and 4Gb RAM is enough to play T:ToN, most of idiotic tiny shmups or quasi-retro-indie-platformers coming nowadays to GOG require Win7 at least, along with tremendous gigabytes of memory and expensive videocard...

What's wrong with this world?
Some people know how to program, some don't... :-P
Posted February 03, 2017
90€ for the Immortal Edition. How comes this?
Posted February 03, 2017
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cal74: 2 questions for any GOG / Inxile insiders here:

- For people who backed the game on Kickstarter (in my case, the "True Believer" tier), which version will we receive a key for on GOG?

- I assume that backing the project and asking for a GOG key will not be considered as a pre-order and grant a free copy of Lords of Xulima but it's always worth asking ;)

Anyway, I can't wait to put my fingers on the game.
I have a similar question but reversed assumption: Since I backed under the gog.com get the game too ides and also to suppport this game on gog I assume we DO get the lords of Xulima copy? ;)
Posted February 03, 2017
I think I'll be waiting until Legacy or Immortal edition go on sale for the base game price. I really mostly want the soundtrack and world map. I might have been willing to pay $10 for those.

Edit: As a side note, Lords of Xulima is a nice preorder bonus, if you don't already own it. The Deluxe edition upgrade is worth the discounted $3.99; the soundtrack's quite nice and the Guide can save you a lot of headaches.
Post edited February 03, 2017 by Luned
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