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Posted October 28, 2016
Welcome to Pirates Cove, Dungeoneers!


UPDATE: A new threat emerges: <span class="bold">Ice Cream Headaches</span>

A new bundle of adventure arrives, as it should, with tons and tons of NEW: new quests, monsters and bosses, new Dungeoneers for the guild, loads of new loot, more Bardic tunes, and a new way to play with the brand new Favour mechanic.

The <span class="bold">Ice Cream Headaches</span> adventure pack is available now!


<span class="bold">Guild of Dungeoneering - Pirates Cove</span>, a downloadable adventure pack for the dungeon crawler with a 180-twist, is available now, DRM-free on GOG.com

The expansion ships free of charge to everyone who pre-ordered the base game. You can also pick up Guild of Dungeoneering at 30% off until Tuesday, September 29.

In Guild of Dungeoneering, the adventure is you. Or rather, comes to you. It gets in line until you're good and ready for it. Are you ready? Quit being a helicopter-hero and let your Dungeoneers do their own thing, your job is to provide them with the ultimate playing field. Collect unique cards, enjoy some roguelike progression, and a bit of deck-building and craft the perfect adventure. Whether things go as planned, or hilarious wrong, get ready to send some interns to their deaths.

The Pirates Cove expansion features a whole new region of adventure and 21 new quests to swash and to buckle. 3 new Dungeoneer classes await rescue (including the Drunken Sailor and H20Mancer) and two handfuls of new monsters and equippable items are here for a breath a rum-laced air.

Yarr, welcome to the <span class="bold">Pirates Cove</span>, available now, DRM-free on GOG.com
Posted September 24, 2015
look forward to this. Its not a play all night game but great for 15-30 minute blast
Posted September 24, 2015
Zeffyr?
Posted September 24, 2015
GOG is on the roll this week... Damn so many releases.
O.K... How long now that we will see some new triple A games releases here on GOG? hmmm.... One can hope...
Posted September 24, 2015
I bought the base game shortly after release because I wait for reviews.

Since this continues to punish those that wait for reviews by offering it free to those that don't, I will wait for a deep discount to continue the adventures of my guild.
Post edited September 24, 2015 by budejovice
Posted September 24, 2015
Nice. Pirates are always a good thing. (In games anyways.)
Posted September 24, 2015
I pre-ordered Guild of Dungeoneering and found it worth the asking price; it's a nice short spurt tile board game with roguelike feel. While the pre-order exclusive free-ness of this DLC is a bummer and somewhat arbitrary I do appreciate that it's here and I can play it immediately without purchase.

Incidentally the current promo price on Guild of Dungeoneering makes it equivalent to the launch deal (at launch it was $14.99 including DLC, now it's $15.48 including DLC) so that nullifies any pre-order benefit.
Post edited September 24, 2015 by undeadcow
Posted September 24, 2015
Nice DLC, but if you had already completed the base game, you must start a new game, since nothing new will appear in the saved game.
Posted September 24, 2015
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Lone_Scout: Nice DLC, but if you had already completed the base game, you must start a new game, since nothing new will appear in the saved game.
Can anyone confirm this? I know you need to get to the Jungle to find the map, as per the game's website.

Also, is anyone else unable to play this due to the updated base game's file coming up as "corrupted" after it's downloaded? I've downloaded it twice, so it shouldn't have been an issue with the downloading itself...

EDIT: Seems direct download fixed the issue (though it was much longer than time GOG Downloader usually takes. (And, no, I won't "try Galaxy-DRM", thanks. It's already reported to have messed up non-Galaxy installations of Renowned Explorers: International Society.)
Post edited September 24, 2015 by CelineSSauve
Posted September 25, 2015
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Lone_Scout: Nice DLC, but if you had already completed the base game, you must start a new game, since nothing new will appear in the saved game.
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CelineSSauve: Can anyone confirm this? I know you need to get to the Jungle to find the map, as per the game's website.
Confirmed by the devs on Steam, actually. If you start a new game, you have the option to play through again normally and unlock the Pirates Cove as you go, or to turn on a "shortcut," which gives you a guild with most Tier One options unlocked and all of the first area completed, which allows you to go straight to the Jungle, pick up the map on your first quest, and go to the Cove. I played the first couple of quests in the new area; it's a nice addition to the game, but definitely more of the same. Which, if you like the game, is not a condemnation. :)
Posted September 25, 2015
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CelineSSauve: Can anyone confirm this? I know you need to get to the Jungle to find the map, as per the game's website.
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penumbren: Confirmed by the devs on Steam, actually. If you start a new game, you have the option to play through again normally and unlock the Pirates Cove as you go, or to turn on a "shortcut," which gives you a guild with most Tier One options unlocked and all of the first area completed, which allows you to go straight to the Jungle, pick up the map on your first quest, and go to the Cove. I played the first couple of quests in the new area; it's a nice addition to the game, but definitely more of the same. Which, if you like the game, is not a condemnation. :)
Cool. I got confirmation from them on Twitter too. ;)

I'm glad I didn't hit the jungle in my Let's Play, so I won't have random buildings unlocked!
Posted September 25, 2015
Looks interesting.Missed initial launch. Wishlisted for now.. waiting to see what weekend promo holds first..
Posted September 25, 2015
Steam offers a Linux version of the base game - any chance you can offer it, too? Don't want to buy the game on Steam ... :/

Edit: Steam does not offer a Linux version - sorry for the confusion; must've seen it wrong.
Post edited September 25, 2015 by narr
Posted September 25, 2015
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narr: Steam offers a Linux version of the base game - any chance you can offer it, too? Don't want to buy the game on Steam ... :/
What Linux version? The only system requirements I see are Windows and Mac.
Posted September 25, 2015
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undeadcow: I pre-ordered Guild of Dungeoneering and found it worth the asking price; it's a nice short spurt tile board game with roguelike feel. While the pre-order exclusive free-ness of this DLC is a bummer and somewhat arbitrary I do appreciate that it's here and I can play it immediately without purchase.

Incidentally the current promo price on Guild of Dungeoneering makes it equivalent to the launch deal (at launch it was $14.99 including DLC, now it's $15.48 including DLC) so that nullifies any pre-order benefit.
true.... if this happens more then why would one pre-order ?
anyway i pre-ordered it back then cause it seemed okay, i also got a redeemcode for the soundtracks back then so i could get some off the price.
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