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Posted September 02, 2016
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The promo will last until September 6, 3:59 AM UTC.
Posted September 02, 2016
Forum Bump...

Some interesting titles on this promo....I'm certain I'll test GOG wallet this weekend.

EDIT: It seems GOG's wallet - or is it mine ? :-) - works flawlessly..Purchased Black Moon and Realms of the Hauting.
Post edited September 06, 2016 by tburger
Posted September 02, 2016
Nothing for me here.
Posted September 02, 2016
Is Syberia 3 coming to GOG?
Posted September 02, 2016
Time to buy the Agatha Christie adventure!
Posted September 02, 2016
Well Ashes of the Singularity dlc is now at an appropriate price content wise. Might get it now.
Posted September 02, 2016
Luckily, I have all the titles I want to form this promo :)

Can anybody say if Normality is any good?
I don´t consider myself a graphic whore, but those graphics are beyond my willingness to accept for an adventure game.

Heck, Realms of the Haunting has far more beautiful visuals.
Post edited September 02, 2016 by Tarhiel
Posted September 02, 2016
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Tarhiel: Can anybody say if Normality is any good?
I don´t consider myself a graphic whore, but those graphics are beyond my willingness to accept for an adventure game.
It actually is pretty damn good. Sure, the graphics are ugly, but the game's story and dialogue are really funny and it does a great job at transporting the classic point & click adventure style into 3D gameplay.

EDIT: For a bit more information, you can check out this Ancient Dos Games episode about the game. Note that the version shown there is the American release, where the main character was voiced by Corey Feldman, while the one you can get on GOG only features the original UK version with a different voice.
Post edited September 02, 2016 by InfraSuperman
Posted September 02, 2016
Dear fellow GOGer,

I noticed that you don't own some very good games such as:

* Syberia 1 + 2
* Still Life 1 (i see you already got SL2 for free sometime ago, which is nice)
* Dracula Trilogy
* Robin Hood: Legend of Sherwood
and......
* Realms of the Haunting (buy twice!)

Well, now that nobody's watching (Shhhhh!), go buy them...

Yours truly,
a fellow GOGer.
Posted September 02, 2016
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Just a short reminder - you don't want to miss such a gem

Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon

Sure, for us, gamers, it's pretty obvious that Dracula does exist in this series but the main character, a catholic priest, does not believe in vampires. He is sent to Vladoviste to investigate a life and death of a doctor because local church authorities claim she should be canonized.

As you can imagine he starts to experience a lot of anomalies, people tell him strange stories and he has mysterious dreams...

The best thing is that supernatural is not bluntly thrown at you in this game. Your main task is to analyze numerous documents, talk with different people, search for clues and solve elaborate puzzles. Most of the time our good priest will actually find proofs that vampirism is just a myth but at the same time he will get a feeling that there is something else going on... something elusive... something incredibly well concealed... concealed by a sentient being. And it's teasing him. Teasing to follow this path... the Path of the Dragon...

As much as Dracula 1 and 2 are typical adventure games about human vs vampire struggle the third one is one of the best games I've ever played. I was in awe how marvelous this story was and how well it was told. Puzzles are hard but it gives a lot of satisfaction to solve them. And in a sense - some of them are quite similar to "The Ninth Gate". For example you'll be shown a few copies of the same painting and only by analyzing the differences between them you'll be able to solve some puzzles (trust me, it was not a spoiler, one character will directly explain that you have to do so but she won't give you an actual answer and neither did I so don't worry - I didn't spoil anything)

I can't recommend it strong enough!

You can get this game as a part of Dracula Trilogy
Posted September 02, 2016
This Code should still work

Ashes of the Singularity Overlord DLC
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Edit: ... and its gone :)
Post edited September 02, 2016 by Ryusenshu
Posted September 02, 2016
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rodrolliv: Is Syberia 3 coming to GOG?
I would heavily bet on yes.

Also, since the two Guilty Gear games have been delisted from ssteam, you might want to buy them here on GOG:
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/guilty_gear_x2_reload_and_isuka_being_delisted_from_steam_what_about_gog
Posted September 02, 2016
Well the promo is alright; though I have left Stardock behind me: I wish I could give the games I have from them away to someone who likes those games, if I just would know how... (Threads about giveaways could be in Martian; completely incomprehensible - to me that is). :-\
Posted September 02, 2016
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Ghorpm: Just a short reminder - you don't want to miss such a gem

Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon

Sure, for us, gamers, it's pretty obvious that Dracula does exist in this series but the main character, a catholic priest, does not believe in vampires. He is sent to Vladoviste to investigate a life and death of a doctor because local church authorities claim she should be canonized.

As you can imagine he starts to experience a lot of anomalies, people tell him strange stories and he has mysterious dreams...

The best thing is that supernatural is not bluntly thrown at you in this game. Your main task is to analyze numerous documents, talk with different people, search for clues and solve elaborate puzzles. Most of the time our good priest will actually find proofs that vampirism is just a myth but at the same time he will get a feeling that there is something else going on... something elusive... something incredibly well concealed... concealed by a sentient being. And it's teasing him. Teasing to follow this path... the Path of the Dragon...

As much as Dracula 1 and 2 are typical adventure games about human vs vampire struggle the third one is one of the best games I've ever played. I was in awe how marvelous this story was and how well it was told. Puzzles are hard but it gives a lot of satisfaction to solve them. And in a sense - some of them are quite similar to "The Ninth Gate". For example you'll be shown a few copies of the same painting and only by analyzing the differences between them you'll be able to solve some puzzles (trust me, it was not a spoiler, one character will directly explain that you have to do so but she won't give you an actual answer and neither did I so don't worry - I didn't spoil anything)

I can't recommend it strong enough!

You can get this game as a part of Dracula Trilogy
Hear hear!
Love this game, even though i had to resort to a walkthrough a good number of times...
Posted September 02, 2016
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Tarhiel: Can anybody say if Normality is any good?
I don´t consider myself a graphic whore, but those graphics are beyond my willingness to accept for an adventure game.
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InfraSuperman: It actually is pretty damn good. Sure, the graphics are ugly, but the game's story and dialogue are really funny and it does a great job at transporting the classic point & click adventure style into 3D gameplay.

EDIT: For a bit more information, you can check out this Ancient Dos Games episode about the game. Note that the version shown there is the American release, where the main character was voiced by Corey Feldman, while the one you can get on GOG only features the original UK version with a different voice.
Okay, now that I saw it in motion, it doesn´t look that bad: I thought it would be static screens with occasional movement,something like Dracula 4+5, but with much worse graphics.

In movement the game looks much better.
Post edited September 02, 2016 by Tarhiel
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