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Which games are keeping you company this weekend?



August is not known for its great influx of news, but that doesn't seem to apply in our case. There have been some pretty big things happening around these parts, and they were all pretty good! Well, except for the early Suicide Squad reviews. Those kind of sucked. Thankfully, when our second-favorite hobby fails us, our top pastime is always here to save the day and soften the blow.

So go on, share your Weekend Playlist with us. It can include single-player games, multiplayer games, console exclusives, anything - we are not judging. In fact, we are sharing too!

Curious to know what the other GOGlodytes were playing on GOG Galaxy last week? Here are the top five games:


1. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
2. Pillars of Eternity
3. Dragon Age™: Origins - Ultimate Edition
4. The Witcher 2: Assassins Of Kings - Enhanced Edition
5. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition


Looking for some additional inspiration? The GOG.com releases of the week might help:

- You can go bending the law or bending the outlaws shouting <span class="bold">This is the Police</span>! It's been called "a gritty and uncompromising narrative" and Gamespot praised the fact that the game "continually presents you with memorable and important choices that impact the story".
- You can go back to your scary family mansion and paint some additional <span class="bold">Layers of Fear: Inheritance</span>.
- You can bruise super-villains before or let your (alter)ego get bruised as <span class="bold">Batman: The Telltale Series</span>. Digital Spy were pleasantly surprised with Telltale, who they think "delivered another fresh take on a franchise you didn't think could be reinvented".
- You can build a home, plunder the wilderness for materials, turn beasts into obedient companions and conquer the <span class="bold">Crashlands</span>.
- You can plant your very own <span class="bold">Stardew Valley</span> in your Mac or Linux system and watch it grow!
- OR you can relive your fondest childhood memories with this beautiful trio of <span class="bold">Disney platformers</span>, exclusively on GOG.com!

And if your click finger is getting all twitchy, make sure to check out the <span class="bold">Runic Anniversary Sale</span>, featuring Torchlight and Torchlight 2 at -80%.


So, GOGlodytes, what are you playing this weekend?
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Osorkon: I am halfway through DEX: Enhanced Edition. Excellent RPG-lite with platforming elements - and the cyberpunk setting is a cherry on top. Great game!
Do you play the PC/Steam version or on a console?
I'm in the middle of moving to another city*, so not much gaming for me. I played some Tomba (a wonderful and under-rated PS1 game, playing on the PS3) this morning, and now that my wireless is up, I'll probably play some Demon's Souls this evening. I don't invade, and I can't usually be invaded because I can never stay alive that long, but I hadn't realize how essential I found the "passive" multiplayer (messages, blood stains, etc) until I tried to play without it.

* More properly, I already moved, and am in the middle of making sure I can find food, get to my job without getting lost, etc
1. Heroes of Might and Magic III + Horn of the Abyss
2. Underrail
3. Factorio
Alternating SOMA and The Witcher 2. Finished the former last night, loved it.
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xdaroczi: 1. Heroes of Might and Magic III + Horn of the Abyss
How did it go? ;)