It's time to grab another sweet free game courtesy of GOG.com during their big Autumn Sale that's ongoing until October 8th, 7 AM UTC.
For this giveaway GOG are letting you claim a free to keeps copy of Whispering Willows, an indie adventure-horror game that also has a Linux version. When you're logged in on GOG just scroll down a bit and you'll see the giveaway banner allowing you to quickly claim it.
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A reminder on some great discounts currently live in the sale:
- XCOM 2 - 95% off
- Lords of the Fallen Game of the Year Edition - 90% off
- Metro Franchise Bundle (Metro 2033 Redux, Metro: Last Light Redux and Metro Exodus) - 84% off
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance Royal Edition - 80% off
- Alien: Isolation - 75% off
- Hardspace: Shipbreaker - 65% off
- Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition - 60% off
- Inscryption - 60% off
- No Man's Sky - 60% off
- EVERSPACE 2 - 60% off
- Amnesia: The Bunker - 55% off
- Trepang2 - Banger Edition - 40% off
Check out the full sale for all the discounts.
Check out the Heroic Games Launcher if you need an easy app for managing GOG games on Linux / Steam Deck.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I really should play Trepang2 – I bought it when there was a discount coupon.
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no_information_here about 13 hours ago
I enjoyed Whispering Willows when I played it a number of years ago. Nothing groundbreaking but a decent little game.
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Quoting: no_information_hereI enjoyed Whispering Willows when I played it a number of years ago. Nothing groundbreaking but a decent little game.
Same, played through it on Steam and while it has some neat visual designs the game proper didn't resonate as much with me as Technobabylon did.
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Nabbed Jupiter He’ll from my wishlist.
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Quoting: tmtvlQuoting: no_information_hereI enjoyed Whispering Willows when I played it a number of years ago. Nothing groundbreaking but a decent little game.
Same, played through it on Steam and while it has some neat visual designs the game proper didn't resonate as much with me as Technobabylon did.
Just out of curiosity: Why would you compare it to Technobabylon? Gameplay is very different, graphical style is different, one is a horror story and the other one is sci-fi... As far as I can tell, there's very little overlap. It's like comparing Dirt Rally to SuperTuxKart.
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Quoting: tuubiJust out of curiosity: Why would you compare it to Technobabylon? Gameplay is very different, graphical style is different, one is a horror story and the other one is sci-fi... As far as I can tell, there's very little overlap. It's like comparing Dirt Rally to SuperTuxKart.
They're both side-scrolling adventure games, aren't they? It's like comparing it to I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream or Quest For Glory. (To be honest it's been a while since I played through Whispering Willows, so I may be misremembering. According to Steam I got the Sixth Sense on February 12th, 2020.)
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Quoting: tmtvlThey're both side-scrolling adventure games, aren't they? It's like comparing it to I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream or Quest For Glory. (To be honest it's been a while since I played through Whispering Willows, so I may be misremembering. According to Steam I got the Sixth Sense on February 12th, 2020.)
No. Technobabylon, IHNMaIMS and Quest For Glory are not side scrollers, even if some of the "locations" pan a bit. You control the characters with your mouse, with the gameplay revolving around inventory and dialogue based puzzles. Well, Quest For Glory (Hero's Quest) is a bit different with its RPG elements and the original's text parser and clunky keyboard controls. The early 90's remake has a more modern point-and-click interface and prettier VGA graphics.
Whispering Willows is closer to a puzzle platformer. Just check some gameplay video of all of these games and I'm sure you'll see the difference.
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