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PayPalIf the Steam Autumn Sale and the itch.io sale aren't your thing, perhaps you might find something you want over on the DRM-free store GOG.com.
This sale has GOG doing some extra discounts in the form of time-limited Flash Deals. Each has a timer, with a fresh set being put up once the timer runs out. Some good deals going in those too like 85% off Pillars of Eternity: Definitive Edition until November 29.
Across the rest of the GOG store there's some great deals going on lots of different genres. Here's a quick-pick of good deals on fun games after having a look through:
- Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun - 85% off
- Halcyon 6: Lightspeed Edition - 80% off
- Slime Rancher - 70% off
- Graveyard Keeper - 66% off
- Hollow Knight - 66% off
- Bridge Constructor Portal - 60% off
- Children of Morta - 50% off
- Into the Breach - 50% off
- Opus Magnum - 50% off
- Streets of Rage 4 - 30% off
The main sale sale will end December 1 at 2PM UTC.
Want to see all the deals? Head over to GOG. If you want just the list of Linux games on sale find that here.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Oh yeah, am gonna start to purchase from GOG as if there was no tomorrow, WHEN Galaxy is available for Linux...
Meanwhile Valve and Steam gets 100%. They sure deserve all the money from Linux gamers they can get.
Meanwhile Valve and Steam gets 100%. They sure deserve all the money from Linux gamers they can get.
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I would like to add Mount and Blade: Warband to this list. It's 75% off and it's an awesome game. Plus, every sale of Warband increases the likelyhood of Bannerlord being ported to Linux.
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wvstolzing Nov 27, 2020
Quoting: ageresBatman Arkham games are on GOG now.
Nice. Though I have to say, the non-discounted prices are a little steep.
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They don't want Cyberpunk 2077 on Linux, so 0 cent from me to CD Project's ownen GOG.
I don't care about "Linux based Stadia" and some blah-blah-blah, Stadia is Stadia, Linux is desktop that I'm using everyday.
I don't care about "Linux based Stadia" and some blah-blah-blah, Stadia is Stadia, Linux is desktop that I'm using everyday.
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Arehandoro Nov 27, 2020
I like DRM-Free games, but I dislike GOG a little bit, and definitely dislike stupid SEO from CD Project Red... Between a rock and a hard place xD
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Just for reference, I already own the Royal Edition of Pillars of Eternity. Is there any difference between that and the Definitive Edition?
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I went through what I spent in the past year on vidya games. Roughly 70% Steam, 20% GOG, 10% Humble. I love that I can download drm-free, offline installers from GOG, which is something worthy of support in my opinion. Maybe Steam could offer drm-free, offline installers for those publishers that wanted to provide them. The best of both worlds!
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Comandante Ñoñardo Nov 27, 2020
That is how I like the new GOG releases: with a good discount.
Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition: 1.61U$D
Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition: 1.61U$D
Batman™: Arkham Origins: 1.61U$D
Batman™: Arkham Origins - Season Pass: 1.61U$D
Batman™: Arkham Knight Premium Edition: 4.36U$D
Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition: 1.61U$D
Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition: 1.61U$D
Batman™: Arkham Origins: 1.61U$D
Batman™: Arkham Origins - Season Pass: 1.61U$D
Batman™: Arkham Knight Premium Edition: 4.36U$D
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