Tag Archives: GOG.com

Classic PC game fans rejoice, the Lucasarts catalog is available on GOG.com.

Ready for mutation? Since it means massive discounts on some pretty awesome PC games, I’m going to assume the answer is ‘yes’.

Unrestrictive online gaming retailer GOG.com has made the move into offering movies. And guess what? They’re DRM-free.

Games from France highlight the latest sale from DRM-free retailer GOG.com.

Not only will you get some nifty papercraft Witcher dolls from GOG.com if you pre-order the game from them digitally, but you’ll have the chance to win some nifty Geralt swag too.

The end of the Summer Sale will be a whirlwind of big deals as special package deals go back on sale and the flash sales continue.

The first free game of GOG.com’s Sumer Sale hits along with a bevy of bundle deals and Flash Sales.

Internet gaming retailer GOG.com has unleashed their Summer Sale and your wallet will never be the same.

The Deluxe edition of the city-building classic is now available on the DRM-free download service.

GOG.com’s famous ‘Insomnia’ Sale is back and ready to keep you up with great sales on tons of games, and maybe a few freebies too.

Vote for your favorites and get a massive discount on the winning trio… and the losing too actually. Kind of a win-win.

DRM-free retailer GOG.com has some nifty prizes for you to celebrate the impending launch of Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure, and all you have to do is make a video with Tex Murphy to win.

The publisher of such gems as the Metro series, Saint’s Row, Dead Island, and more has come to that haven of all things non-digital rights managed, GOG.com. Their first offering- the action/RPG Risen, and shockingly enough, it’s got a price that you just might find irresistible.

Tower of Guns has bullets, a lot of bullets, and they’re all being fired at your general direction in the trailer for the new randomly generated FPS that’s up on GOG.com this week.

One of the best shooters of the 1990’s and one of the weirdest indies hits of today are now on GOG.

The popular DRM-free internet retailer turns back the clock; all the way to the 1980’s and the birth of computer gaming.