Any good? Has big discount 2.99€
extremely good!
Any good? Has big discount 2.99€
It's great, a Half-Life 2 style FPS adventure with its own twists. It's not a classic like the games it apes (but probably more fun, if more limited, than Bioshock), you can call it derivative, generic, cheesy, but it's still damn good, especially since such FPS campaigns are barely done nowadays (and Raven is a COD DLC factory).![]()
Singularity™
FIGHT THE PAST TO SAVE THE FUTURE. STOP THE SINGULARITY. Learn the truth behind a massivwww.gog.com
Any good? Has big discount 2.99€
Raven may never make the best shooters of a generation, but theyre always fun and well designed shooters that fall just short of true greatness. Singularity is very much like that.![]()
Singularity™
FIGHT THE PAST TO SAVE THE FUTURE. STOP THE SINGULARITY. Learn the truth behind a massivwww.gog.com
Any good? Has big discount 2.99€
So in uh... sad or sneaky? news:
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GOG.com
Download the best classic and new games on Windows, Mac & Linux. A vast selection of titles, DRM-free, with free goodies and 30-day money-back guarantee.www.gog.com
GOG Connect, doesn't exist anymore I guess lol
It used to be my main link to going to GOG now it immediately goes to their home page instead of the GOG connect page
Great news as far as I'm concerned. Hopefully the see continued successGOG 2023 update #2: facts and numbers of 2022
GOG 2023 update #2: facts and numbers of 2022www.gog.com
GOG is having some decent growth and is actually profitable. Happy to see it, especially since they had some rough years pre-COVID.
But how does it work and what about the DRM-free aspect?
Now that’s the best part. On Luna you’ll be able to play every game that you already own on GOG (and that is also available on Luna). There’s absolutely no requirement to purchase anything twice – you bought it once on our platform so it’s always yours, as always.
Moreover, it works both ways. You’ll be able to buy games that are available on GOG via Luna’s client and they will go straight into your GOG library.
In other words, buying games on GOG (directly on our service or via Luna) will give you the best of both worlds – enjoying them on Luna’s cloud gaming service, as well as via offline installers or GOG GALAXY. All your DRM-free benefits of owning games on GOG will still be there, you’ll just have more ways to play your favorite titles.
And of course features of GOG GALAXY such as cloud saves and achievements will still work when playing on Luna – don’t worry about splitting your progress.
They differ by Extras and Mac versions according to if it was Interplay or Bethesda that sold them.
Wonder if one of the wikis has a definitive answer? hmmm.
GOG have announced that they're getting into game funding, with the first partnership being a boost for developers from Robust Games and publisher Chucklefish for their upcoming title Loco Motive.
An interesting move, and not exactly unusual really when you think about it. GOG run a games store, if they think funding specific games that will release on GOG will increase sales — why not do it? Loco Motive is a game I actually wrote about back in early 2021 due to the impressively styled free Game Jam version, which has a Native Linux version, although it looks like the full release will not so you'll need Proton. The developers say they've tested the game on the Steam Deck and "it works well!".
From the press release:
"We believe in game preservation – in every form. Where there is passion and love for gaming, we want to go there! Be it bringing back classic titles, making them playable, reviving unlisted gems… Or supporting the creation of new indie games, such as Robust Games’ Loco Motive" - Bartosz Kwietniewski, Head of Business Development at GOG
"As a small independent studio, we were thrilled to forge this partnership with GOG. We deeply value and appreciate the trust GOG place in us as their first investment into indies, and I'm confident that with their collaboration and support we will reach new heights of success." - Adam Riches, Co-Founder of Robust Games
I did shoot off an email to GOG PR about this, asking more questions about how this partnership actually works for GOG but they have not replied as of time of publishing. See GOG's announcement for more.
Loco Motive is available for wishlists on:
GOG
Steam
Saw this last night:
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GOG begin funding indie devs with Loco Motive releasing this Summer
GOG have announced that they're getting into game funding, with the first partnership being a boost for developers from Robust Games and publisher Chucklefish for their upcoming title Loco Motive.www.gamingonlinux.com
TL;DR
It looks like GOG is doing some indie game Publishing/funding
The GOG Preservation Program ensures classic games remain playable on modern systems, even after their developers stopped supporting them. By maintaining these iconic titles, GOG helps you protect and relive the memories that shaped you, DRM-free and with dedicated tech support.
Glad I found this thread!GOG Website
GOG is a curated storefront similar to Steam but it sells DRM copies of games, it used to only specialize in older games (GOG stands for Good Old Games) but they've moved towards accepting modern games as well although it's a fairly strict curation storefront in that regard compared to Steams wildwest sort of situation.
I fixed that, lolGlad I found this thread!
That first sentence should be reworded? Gog sells non DRM copies
Just started Songs of Conquest, a new heroes of m&m like, got a lot of criticism but I'm having fun so far.
Once again, GOG cant stop being awesome![]()
GOG Preservation Program
GOG Preservation Program ensures classic PC games remain playable on modern systems. We make games live forever since 2008, DRM free.www.gog.com
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Wario64 (@wario64.bsky.social)
GOG Dreamlist also announced: a community-based tool people can use to vote for games they want to see revived/added to GOG. Votes will help GOG demonstrate community interest to IP owners and bring the games to the platform gog.com/dreamlist/ [contains quote post or other embedded content]bsky.app
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GOG Dreamlist | GOG.COM
Explore our Dreamlist, vote for games you hope to see on GOG and contribute to game preservation!www.gog.com
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GOG Classics Vault
10% off on your first order on GOG.COM with code: GOGFTW10 Official GOG channel! This is a place for all classic game lovers! Join our community to discover how we revive classic games and revive nostalgia! GOG is a digital PC gaming platform – timeless classics, no DRM, great deals, and making...www.youtube.com
they made a new youtube channel as well
The "Preserved by GOG" stamp isn't a finish line. It's a promise.
When a game joins the GOG Preservation Program, we commit to maintaining it – not just fixing what's broken and moving on, but keeping it in the best possible shape for as long as we're around. That means revisiting games, making new improvements, and treating preservation as an ongoing responsibility rather than a one-time task.
Today, four Warhammer classics already in the Program are getting exactly that treatment: Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate, Final Liberation: Warhammer Epic 40,000, Warhammer 40,000: Rites of War, and Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat.
The GOG versions of these titles continue to be the best versions available anywhere. As an example, Chaos Gate, Rites of War, and Final Liberation now have achievements support. Full changelogs for all four are on their store pages.
The best way to see what's changed is to jump in and play. Hope you enjoy – and thank you for your continued support of our mission
Yours truly,
The GOG Team
GOG explicitly stated that out of respect for the local sensibility this was not send to German community.The developer for it explained it out as well in a reddit post before GOG actually put out a response too:
TL; DR: AI probably with 0 proof reading
That they didn't think this would touch a nerve outside of Germany is baffling.GOG explicitly stated that out of respect for the local sensibility this was not send to German community.
So there was at least someone who did look over this.
And they still did send it
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Some people are very stupid.I can see why they thought that maybe people wouldnt care, because well seeing how damn widespread actual nazis are.
I think it's a good step forward from being brain dead and hopefully it's in the right directionMichał Kiciński just posted the following apology on the GOG forums:
I want to say this very clearly: I’m sorry.
Those symbols should not have been used in a GOG email. Whatever the intention was, and whatever the internal explanation is, the final result was wrong. I completely understand why people were shocked, angry, or hurt by it, especially people who have very real, personal reasons to be afraid of fascism and Nazism.
And I also want to say something very honestly, as one of the people behind GOG.
The idea that GOG would support Nazism, fascism, antisemitism, transphobia, or any kind of hate is so far from who we are that I think this may actually be part of why the first response was so bad. Maybe people here thought it was so obvious that it did not need to be said out loud.
But it did need to be said.
So let me say it clearly: no, GOG does not support Nazism. No, we are not fine with fascism. We are not fine with antisemitism, racism, transphobia, homophobia, xenophobia, authoritarianism, totalitarianism, fanaticism, or any other destructive “ism” that turns people against each other and treats some human beings as less worthy than others. And we are also not fans of hate on the internet, no matter which side it comes from.
This is not the kind of environment we want to foster. Not in our company, not in our community, and not around games.
We are a Polish company. Nazi and Soviet crimes are not distant, abstract history for us. They are part of the history of our country, and in many cases part of our own family histories. Almost everyone in Poland has some family story connected to that trauma, if not from the Nazis, then from the Soviets, and often from both. So seeing people conclude that GOG is somehow okay with Nazism is honestly painful, because it is not true. But, and this is important, that does not excuse the mistake.
We messed up. We should have caught it. We should have apologized more clearly and faster. And our first explanation should have been more human, more direct, and more responsible. I’m sorry for that too.
At the same time, I want to ask for a little care in how we judge situations like this. Calling out a serious mistake is fair. Being angry about it is fair. But jumping from “GOG made a hurtful and stupid mistake” to “the people at GOG support fascism” is something else. That can hurt real people too, especially when the full context is missing.
Accusing us of supporting Nazism, after we have apologized for a mistake, is a very heavy label to put on real people. And if we take a step back, this kind of dynamic can start to resemble the mechanisms we see in many destructive forms of fanaticism and other “isms”: creating divisions between people, turning a mistake into an identity, and building walls instead of trying, in good faith, to build bridges.
That does not mean people should not criticize us. They should. We deserve criticism when we mess up. But please, let’s leave some room for good faith. A serious mistake is still a mistake. It does not automatically mean bad intentions, or that the people behind it support the worst possible interpretation.
We will review how this happened, improve our checks, and try to do better, both in what we publish and in how we respond when we get something wrong.
Big hugs to everyone, and a shamanic Aho!
Let’s play games, enjoy life, and be a little slower in judging each other. Let’s build bridges, not walls.
Michal
GOG Founder
PS. I may not be able to be here part of active discussion. I will do my best, but I am super busy in many projects I am involved in - sorry for that.