GOG is back with their Autumn Sale, so here's your chance to get a whole bunch of DRM-free games on the cheap and also free games. So let's take a look.
First up you want to know about free games right? Yeah, I know you do. This time you can grab Hero of the Kingdom II free until Thursday, August 31st at 2 PM UTC. That's only the first, another 3 are planned during the sale so keep checking back for more free goodies.
Some of the big deals going include:
- Yakuza Complete Series (-50%)
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition (-70%)
- Yakuza: Like a Dragon Hero Edition (-50%)
- Cyberpunk (-50%)
- Horizon Zero Dawn™ Complete Edition (-67%)
- Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition (-55%)
- S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl (-75%)
- A Plague Tale: Requiem (-50%)
- Europa Universalis IV (-65%)
- Metro Franchise Bundle (-84%)
GOG are also trying something a little different this time, as they're trying to entice you to buy quite a few games. They have various BYOBs (build your own bundles) deals across different genres.
A few games just recently released on GOG too:
- Dungeon of the ENDLESS - Definitive Edition
- Master of Magic: Rise of the Soultrapped
- Murderous Muses
- Steel Division 2 - Men of Steel
See their full Autumn Sale Page for more.
Need help managing GOG games on Linux or Steam Deck? You can try my favourite third-part launcher Heroic.
Their sale ends September 11th, 2023, 10 PM UTC.
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They are a bit early for an Autumn sale, but I'm not gonna say no to some juicy deals 
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. for $5 is a no brainer, some great mods too.
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I recently finished Yakuza 0 and had a blast, far more fun than expected. Oh, this is tempting...
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But my post! I posted bare URLs that differ from the actual link! This is simply deceiving!
It's mentioned at the top of the page “We do often include affiliate links to earn us some pennies. See more here.”
What GOL does is it replaces the www with af.gog.com which then redirects though the tracker.
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I've removed some comments, because they really weren't very nice. Yes we use partner links, we have done for years and there is a statement and link above every article. We will continue using them and that's not up for debate. Any comments arguing on it will be removed without warning. As you were, happy gaming :)
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Just to re-post everything I posted before, excluding the debate on affiliate URLs.
GOG silently added a new method of tracking that is automatically applied if you redeem a freebie. It is hidden behind very slightly different wording and lets them share a unique identifier with advertisers, Google and Facebook, even if you don't have an account with them.
On GOG, under "Subscriptions and communications" (/en/account/settings/subscriptions), there is a new option, "Marketing communications through Trusted Partners’ services". There is a support article regarding this change. Make sure that you untick this if you don't want your data to be treated this way.
Yeah I saw that and was thinking to speak about it too... It's really horrible coming from GOG though.
And to read "Trusted Partners" about "Google ads" and "Meta ads" is a joke seriously... *facepalm*
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I'm always wondering about the selection of the recommendations by GOL when it comes to sales.
For example here, the "big deal" of Europa Universalis IV at a 65% off. This is the discount that is given on steam felt every month. If you only look at the last 6 months, it's not even the best discount on GOG (which was a 80% off May 12th to 17th).
https://isthereanydeal.com/game/europauniversalisiv/history/?shop%5B%5D=epic&shop%5B%5D=gog&shop%5B%5D=humblestore&shop%5B%5D=steam&generate=Select+Stores
I appreciate your work very much, but that makes such articles about sales useless for me, if I always have to question whether this is really a good deal now.
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For example here, the "big deal" of Europa Universalis IV at a 65% off. This is the discount that is given on steam felt every month. If you only look at the last 6 months, it's not even the best discount on GOG (which was a 80% off May 12th to 17th).
https://isthereanydeal.com/game/europauniversalisiv/history/?shop%5B%5D=epic&shop%5B%5D=gog&shop%5B%5D=humblestore&shop%5B%5D=steam&generate=Select+Stores
I appreciate your work very much, but that makes such articles about sales useless for me, if I always have to question whether this is really a good deal now.
Last edited by Deleted_User on 29 Aug 2023 at 9:50 am UTC
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I'm always wondering about the selection of the recommendations by GOL when it comes to sales.
For example here, the "big deal" of Europa Universalis IV at a 65% off. This is the discount that is given on steam felt every month. If you only look at the last 6 months, it's not even the best discount on GOG (which was a 80% off May 12th to 17th).
https://isthereanydeal.com/game/europauniversalisiv/history/?shop%5B%5D=epic&shop%5B%5D=gog&shop%5B%5D=humblestore&shop%5B%5D=steam&generate=Select+Stores
I appreciate your work very much, but that makes such articles about sales useless for me, if I always have to question whether this is really a good deal now.
I think whether you spend is your decision, but having these displayed on GoG saves a lot of us time of combing through these sites every day. I can certainly say that i never ever open steam and gog stores unless i see something here.
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I'm always wondering about the selection of the recommendations by GOL when it comes to sales.It's simply about the current deal on GOG. I really don't have time to individually go over every deal, to check against other stores and GOG sale history itself every time there is a sale. It's simply to show people what the discount is right now, and it's up to people to decide if that's good enough for them to buy now or not.
For example here, the "big deal" of Europa Universalis IV at a 65% off. This is the discount that is given on steam felt every month. If you only look at the last 6 months, it's not even the best discount on GOG (which was a 80% off May 12th to 17th).
https://isthereanydeal.com/game/europauniversalisiv/history/?shop%5B%5D=epic&shop%5B%5D=gog&shop%5B%5D=humblestore&shop%5B%5D=steam&generate=Select+Stores
I appreciate your work very much, but that makes such articles about sales useless for me, if I always have to question whether this is really a good deal now.
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