GOG are giving away another free game. This time it's Narita Boy during the GOG Black Friday sale that's live now.
The giveaway can be found on the GOG homepage, just be logged in and scroll down a bit. You can claim it free until November 25th at 2 PM UTC, after which they'll have another free game deal up.
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For this sale, GOG has a few curated deal lists to help you:
- Classics – cause GOG is the best place for games that last forever, e.g. Heroes of Might and Magic 3 Complete (-75%), The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim SE (-75%), Mortal Kombat Trilogy (-30%);
- RPG – a selection of the most notable gems in the genre, e.g. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt GOTY (-80%), Fallout 3 GOTY (-67%), Wasteland 3 Deluxe Edition (-67%);
- Indie – do not let them slip under your radar, e.g. Disco Elysium – The Final Cut (-75%), Scorn (-20%), Beholder 3 (-45%);
- GOG Strategy Bundle – 90% off discount for the whole bundle which includes 3 games: Hard West Collector's Edition, Krush Kill ‘N Destroy 2: Krossfire, and Cossacks Anthology;
- GOG RPG Bundle – 89% off discount for the 3 games bundle with Dead In Vinland, Knights of Pen and Paper +1 Edition, and Evoland Legendary Edition;
- Versus Evil Turn-based Games – a remarkable collection of games including The Hand of Merlin, Wintermoor Tactics Club, and Antihero with a -67% discount.
The Black Friday Sale is live now and will last till November 30th at 11 PM UTC.
For easy installing and updating on Linux regardless of Native Linux games or Windows games with Wine, try out the excellent Heroic Games Launcher.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Would even buy games from GOG but as long as there's no official Linux client, guess what GOG? All da monis go to Steam and Valve.
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Quoting: LinuxerWould even buy games from GOG but as long as there's no official Linux client, guess what GOG? All da monis go to Steam and Valve.
But honestly Lutris and/or other third party clients (Heroic Launcher, ProtonUp-Qt) are enough. The FOSS community is doing most of the work with WINE and third party clients, Valve is just aping the ability to combine it into a stable platform.
Really, third party clients are more in the spirit of GOG than an official client would be.
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Quoting: itscalledrealityReally, third party clients are more in the spirit of GOG than an official client would be.
I like this line of reasoning, and to GOG's credit they have what looks like decent documentation.
However, I think that GOG could put some money where their ideals are at and sponsor a couple third-party clients. It wouldn't take much - on the order of 1k/month spread across different clients.
This would signal to customers that GOG is committed to user-freedom and reinforce their stances on "Owning the things you buy" and "... freedom of choice and a hassle-free experience."
Linux support would just be a bonus.
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Heroic is very good. I just tried it the other day. I'm not personally a huge fan of the idea of 3rd party launchers, but I must say, between it and Lutris, they make Linux gaming very nice and easy.
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Quoting: LinuxerWould even buy games from GOG but as long as there's no official Linux client, guess what GOG? All da monis go to Steam and Valve.
TBH, given the quality of open clients, i wouldn't even call that a requirement anymore.
What i would expect at the very least is support and official endorsement for those clients though. Maybe through donations and/or API-adaptations that they might need.
Plus it needs to be easier for the Gamedevs to keep their repos in Sync - last i heard, it was WAY more effort to update a game on GoG than it is on steam - hence why many games that have a Linux-Version on Steam don't have it on GoG or lack timely updates for the linux build...
But as long as GoG basically scoffs at Linux and doesn't lift a finger, i'm out - as much as i would love to support DRM-Free. The fact that it took them several years to finally say 'not gonna happen' to the wish for a linux-galaxy speaks volumes...
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I don't think the update issue is a thing anymore, but communication is something that GOG does not do at all. The best you can except is a “we're sorry that you have misunderstood us” after one of their regular mishaps.
GOG is clearly going the way of Galaxy integration is mandatory (for the developers), even if the users are supposed to be able to run the games without it. Recently there has been a completely botched Two Point Hospital release (Windows only) that had critical bugs caused by third-party work on Galaxy bindings.
GOG is clearly going the way of Galaxy integration is mandatory (for the developers), even if the users are supposed to be able to run the games without it. Recently there has been a completely botched Two Point Hospital release (Windows only) that had critical bugs caused by third-party work on Galaxy bindings.
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dziadulewicz Nov 23, 2022
Quoting: Guestthey forcing me to use their crappy Linux client...
If that is really the case you should contact the police!
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Quoting: itscalledrealityReally, third party clients are more in the spirit of GOG than an official client would be.Would be? Well, they already have an official client, it's called Galaxy... not supporting Linux of course.
And while I'm ok with third party clients for GOG, I'm still missing the dedication and commitment for Linux that Valve shows with Steam OS and Proton. GOG doesn't even try. And to say that third party clients fit GOG better sounds like making a shabby excuse for them to do nothing. According to their community wishlist, there are a lot of people complaining about the lack of an official Linux client.
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Quoting: LinuxerWould even buy games from GOG but as long as there's no official Linux client, guess what GOG? All da monis go to Steam and Valve.
I disagree. I do buy more from Steam, but GOG is my #2 storefront. At the very least it does sell Linux ports which is more than most of the PC storefronts / clients.
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Quoting: FrawoQuoting: itscalledrealityReally, third party clients are more in the spirit of GOG than an official client would be.Would be? Well, they already have an official client, it's called Galaxy... not supporting Linux of course.
And while I'm ok with third party clients for GOG, I'm still missing the dedication and commitment for Linux that Valve shows with Steam OS and Proton. GOG doesn't even try. And to say that third party clients fit GOG better sounds like making a shabby excuse for them to do nothing. According to their community wishlist, there are a lot of people complaining about the lack of an official Linux client.
Yeah like I said there is no official Linux client. The third party clients however do have proton support built in so it really doesn’t matter if GoG puts forth effort because other people already are.
If you don’t like GoG inability to support Linux, then why do toy want them to support an official client?
People who are complaining that GOG in house branded client doesn’t exist for Linux are wasting their breath.
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