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GOG have announced that the incredibly popular open-world game Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is set for release on March 28th. So if you prefer to get your games from GOG, your patience will be rewarded.

Thankfully it's easy to get GOG games on Linux / Steam Deck thanks to the likes of the Heroic Games Launcher, which had a big upgrade recently too.


Pictured - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

GOG are also running a PLAION publisher sale (they own DeepSilver who publish KC:D II). So you can get some other games pretty cheap right now too including:

Kingdom Come: Deliverance - 75% off

Metro 2033 Redux - 85% off

Metro Exodus - 75% off

Nobody Wants To Die - 40% off

Saints Row IV: Re-Elected - 75% off

System Shock - 63% off

Road 96 - 75% off

Plus some new to GOG releases from Prime Matter (which PLAION also own):

Gungrave G.O.R.E - 84% off
+ various DLC is also up

Bears In Space - 50% off

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Xpander 2 days ago
Game of the Year contender for sure!
I bought it on steam and its been amazing. Runs great without any frametime stutters or anything. No stability issues either.
90 hours played so far. Its a blast
kaiman 2 days ago
Really looking forward to KC:D II. Backed the first one on Kickstarter, and it did not disappoint (aside from not delivering on the native Linux version).

From what I hear the 2nd installment is in a much better shape on release than the first (not that I ran into many problems back then), but is more of the same otherwise. Much more, actually :-). Yay!
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