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PayPalIf you still haven't taken a look at HITMAN [Steam], now is certainly the time to do so. You can grab it from now until January 5th and get a permanent copy of the first episode set in Paris.
To be perfectly clear, Paris really is yours to keep! From the announcement:
Once you’ve downloaded it, Paris is yours to keep permanently.
Included in the free pack is: the first major story mission from the game, ‘Showstopper’, plus all of the Escalation Contracts released for Paris, the ‘Holiday Hoarders’ mission plus the Paris Challenge Packs and achievements.
If you like it, you can of course contribute to future HITMAN games and future ports from Feral Interactive by buying the rest of the episodes. I think it's well worth it, such a great game! Of course, progress made will carry over if you do decide to upgrade to the paid version.
See the announcement here.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
wvstolzing Dec 19, 2017
Quoting: 1xokIs the Christmas content avaiable on Linux too over Christmas? Sorry had no time to check. Busy. But I already own this game (and love it).Yes.
StackMasher Dec 19, 2017
edit: nvm, it works now
Last edited by StackMasher on 19 December 2017 at 5:05 pm UTC
armageddon51 Dec 19, 2017
Quoting: wvstolzingAlso, Oxenfree is free for two days on GOG.
I already have it (It's a really good game), but it's nice to get a GoG copy too.
Quoting: wleoncioThis game's sales model makes me quite confused. Hasn't the first chapter/episode/whatever always been free?Nope. Originally, you paid per-episode or for all of them.
Then, they made the sort-of tutorial area free.
Now you can get the entire first episode free (edit: for a limited time, but yours to keep).
I like where they're going with this :)
Last edited by Liam Dawe on 19 December 2017 at 5:58 pm UTC
lucifertdark Dec 19, 2017
When I first read the announcement I missed the bit where they said epside one was going to be yours forever, I thought it was a bit mean only letting people play it over Christmas.
Last edited by lucifertdark on 19 December 2017 at 6:13 pm UTC
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