Need some more games that won't destroy your bank balance and will work across a lot of lower-end PCs too? GOG have what you need with the Classic Winter Sale now on.
Your chance to build up a nice DRM free collection of classics. After looking over the list I've picked out some interesting titles you might want to grab:
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Mirror's Edge - 90% off.
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Deadlock 2: Shrine Wars - 86% off.
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BattleZone 98 Redux - 81% off.
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Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered - 80% off.
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ARMA: Gold Edition - 80% off.
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Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition - 80% off.
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Dungeon Keeper Gold - 75% off.
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Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition - 75% off.
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Empire Earth Gold Edition - 66% off.
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Prehistorik 1+2 - 30% off.
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Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration - 20% off.
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Re-Volt - 15% off.
The Classic Winter Sale lasts until January 15th, 11 PM UTC.
You can easily install games from GOG with the Heroic Games Launcher and Lutris. They can help with Wine too for the games that don't have Native Linux versions, which is often the case with classics.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
...And of course, TES Morrorwind is an all time classic, esp. when played via OpenMW.
Last edited by ronnoc on 6 January 2024 at 7:31 pm UTC
My preferred method of installing would be to use the innoextract utility to extract the data files to a temporary directory, run the keeperfx launcher a first time to get those files converted and moved to keeperfx's directory, copy over the .ogg files (in the temporary folder) to keeperfx's music directory.
Alternatively, one can install in heroic, run the keeperfx launcher once (via dk's settings in heroic) to get them data files, copy the .ogg music files, and change the default .exe for dk in heroic to keeperfx's executable.
Either way: note that some settings, like language and resolution, are only accessible through the launcher executable.
Last edited by emphy on 7 January 2024 at 2:43 am UTC
So much for the whole "physical is ownership" thing, huh... Cool that it's on GOG, though.
Funny how 'Mirror's Edge' is "DRM-free", yet I have it on disc (for PC from the original release) and could not activate its code due to servers being down. I had to resort to digitizing my copy through Origin (which actually did recognize the years-old code) some time ago.Same experiences with many games on my side with Diablo I & II, Unreal, AVP, Dungeon keeper II, etc.
So much for the whole "physical is ownership" thing, huh... Cool that it's on GOG, though.
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