GOG Summer Sale 2023 is live with giveaways and game deals
GOG Summer Sale 2023 is live with giveaways and game deals
Another chance for you to score some goodies, and check out some good discounts with the GOG Summer Sale 2023 now live.
Could've just linked to GOG instead of this random website with their affiliate links.
I get what you mean, but honestly I'd click through their affiliate links on purpose anyway. No ads, no invasive trackers, just Linux news and discussion.
My adblock begs to differ.
I love GOG! They're giving away a free game and a free Cyberpunk digital goods pack currently for anyone curious!
Before anyone gets too excited, I just wanna point out that the Cyberpunk goodies are just wallpapers and concept art.
Don't forget to unsubscribe from their mailing list after claiming giveaways: https://www.gog.com/en/account/settings/subscriptions
This link doesn't work. Any chance you can link another?
It works for me. You have to be logged in on gog. The link opens blank page with {} when clicked and claims the game - you should get the email confirmation. Second click on the link should say *already claimed *
If you're already logged in to GOG that link claims the giveaway directly but doesn't show anything. If you visit it again it will say
Already claimed.And if you're not logged in it will say
Unauthorized.Just go to the main page and scroll down a bit. The giveaway's there.
Love GOG, definitely the best storefront for PC games by far due to their principles. They're not perfect, but I personally don't buy if it's not on GOG.
Looks like I can pick up Cold Steel 3/4 and Ys 8/9 for good prices this sale, so I know what I'm getting come pay day.
Would love to use it more, but no Linux support. I've tried using it through Lutris, but installing updates is more annoying than it needs to be.
Same. Minigalaxy bridges the gap a little, but it's missing critical features that only GOG could implement. GOG have had Linux gamers pestering them for Galaxy on Linux forever. Seems like a natural fit, but they've ignored it, teased that it's happening, ignored it again... I eventually gave up and went all-in on Steam. Valve have done everything they can to make Linux a class-A member of their ecosystem, so that's where my business goes.
I only game on Linux and I haven't really had any major issues. I use Lutris as well, but I'm also not really playing any games which get updates either.
While I'd love something like a Steam client for GOG, I doubt it's ever going to happen, and personally I don't really like Valve/Steam either so I just don't use Steam.
Disco Elysium for only 10€ is a absolute steal. One of the best RPG's I ever played.
The money doesn't go to the creators anymore though :(
I haven't had time to watch it but this guy did a video on this where he digs into it.
What do you guys think of buying Cyberpunk 2077? I've been waiting for it to improve before buying, and with the dlc around the corner, and generally good opinions it seems like a great time to buy.
Edit: Just bought it together with the DLC, thanks for the recommendations!
Great time to buy. Probably won't be cheaper between now and DLC launch. There's already been tons of changes to balance and the class system, performance has significantly improved. It's honestly just a really wonderful world and role playing experience. I also highly recommend the short anime if that's your sort of thing.
Half-priced it's a good deal imho. The world is nice if you enjoy the cyberpunk aesthetics and feel it portrays. I usually don't like open world games, and Cyberpunk didn't actively repulse me, but I haven't finished the game either.
I paid full price for it when it came out originally. It probably wasn't worth it then, but it definitely is now. If you can get it on sale, go for it!
The voice actor of a character in the DLC got to play the new version and she wrote down some of the bigger changes in a thread on twitter. Some of the changes address common complaints like stats being tied to clothing and the police being rather boring. Just as some additional information.
Thanks for sharing
If you’re interested in 4X games at all Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri is only $1.49. It absolutely holds up and to this day probably still has the best story of any 4X game.
It also works great on Steamdeck with a couple of easy tweaks. Unfortunately the instructions for those tweaks are currently in Reddit blackout shutdown limbo so I can’t copy them here, but when the blackout ends you can Find The Instructions Here.
Google Cache of that comment thread: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/v22jjn/&strip=1&vwsrc=0
It's out of blacklist limbo
Any recommendations for the steam deck?
I’ve played the GOG version of Witcher 3, Alpha Centauri, and Wasteland 2 on my Steamdeck. All worked great, though Alpha Centauri needs some easy tweaks you can find here when the Reddit blackout is over.
The trackpad mouse emulation just makes almost anything viable. I played a good 100h of Rimworld until I got too annoyed with the game itself.
So many good games for low price, I do really love GOG. Thank for the share OP