Of course it's a 17 year old game that was never very good to begin with, but it's still a nice gesture.Bad Jim said:
Original Dungeon Keeper free at GOG
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Don't even start with me. Molyneux didn't just START failing to fulfill potential later in his career. It's dogged every game the man ever made post Populous.Yosharian said:
Dungeon Keeper is a perfect example of a brilliant concept plagued by underwhelming execution.
Why would we "argue" about it? Is this a personal issue? Peter...is that YOU? I want you to explain WTF happened with Spore, buddy.Yosharian said:
I know, right?, last year I was thinking about Shadow Man on a 90's nostalgia trip and the next few days, BAM!, Shadow Man for sale on GOG. Later, I was searching for something similar to a first person dungeon crawl after finishing Legend of Grimrock and I didn't want to play the Might & Magic games and BAM!, Wizardry 8.Sgt. Sykes said:
Same with the Humble Indie Bundles, want Brütal Legend?, BAM!, Alan Wake?, BAM!, Mark of the Ninja?, BAM!.
It's so uncanny... I have to think of more games I want more fequently
Don't you see? Don't you see the pattern? Molyneux spent the better part of two decades breaking my heart with his sloppy execution.Yosharian said:
"Oooh, build a dungeon! Lace it with traps and doors and twisting caverns and creature rooms! Pipe adventurers through it!"
"Look, a knight! Pick up every creature in the dungeon and drop it on his head! The end."
Unfortunately for you, there was a free giveaway for Fallout 1, 2 and Tactics during the winter sale, but it has long passed.TheMigrantSoldier said:
And due to Interplay's ownership of the Fallout rights expiring the series is now no longer available on GoG and will remain that way until they strike a deal with the new rights holders. That will probably happen sooner or later, but if you didn't have them in your GoG games library already, it might take some time before you get another shot.
I know right? It's like getting mugged with kisses. Wargame was on a sale on Steam, but I didn't care. Shows up on GOG and I'm at checkout before you can say "What happened to my retirement fund?"Sgt. Sykes said:
It's all as official as possible, and they have 7-days money back if you don't download the game, and 30 days if the game doesn't work. You can't be suspicious when a company has customer satisfaction that high on the list.Misterian said:
Yes, GoG is safe.Misterian said:
All you need is an account, which is also free and doesn't require you to install any clients or other software. Any game you buy from them is added to your library and from there you can download the game to your hdd where it is yours to do with as you please. There is no DRM. A lot of games also include bonus materials like manuals, artwork, soundtracks and such.