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GOG.com (Goold Old Games) Pick 5 Games, Pay $10 ($2 Per Game)

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GOG.com (Goold Old Games) Pick 5 Games, Pay $10 ($2 Per Game)
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scrimshaw on 21/11/2012 - 00:32 gog.com (308 clicks)

Courtesy of Reddit /gamedeals.

Game list:

Resonance
Botanicula
To The Moon
Gemini Rue
Alan Wake's American Nightmare
Blackwell Bundle
Torchlight
Uplink: Hacker Elite (otherwise known simply as "Uplink")
Geneforge 1-5
Machinarium: Collector's Edition
Spacechem
Defcon
Trine
Symphony
Darwinia
Mutant Mudds
Anomaly Warzone Earth
Multiwinia
Unmechanical
The Ball

All of these titles are DRM-free and do not chainball you to Steam/Origin etc.

My top pick recommendations:

Botanicula - _graphically good point/click adventure_
Alan Wake's American Nightmare _RRP $15 from Greenman_
To The Moon _RRP $10_
Trine RRP _$6.99 from Greenman_
Machinarium _$0.01 from past Humble deals, but great to have if you enjoy point and click games_
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  • izzeho on 21/11/2012 - 00:36

    "do not chainball you to Steam/Origin etc."

    …. but can they be?

    FYI some excellent games:
    Torchlight, Trine, Darwinia/Multiwinia, Alan Wake

    And if you ENJOY programming:
    Spacechem

    • scrimshaw on 21/11/2012 - 00:40

      It doesn't give you a steam key, I presume. Why bother though? DRM free means no restrictions to number of simultaneous users.

      Yeah, Alan Wake is definitely worth getting, so is Trine and Botanicula. I dunno about the others — puzzle games ain't my forte.

      • dmtdude on 21/11/2012 - 03:17

        I only buy games on steam as it gives me something to collect. Most of the time when we have bundles etc I just get them to add to my steam games count and never actually play them. I know it sounds wasteful/stupid, but i enjoy collecting them, plus if ever I need I know exactly where all my games are. Just my reason for always being curious if it's redeemable on steam.

        • Cap N on 21/11/2012 - 08:57

          I know what you mean, STEAM brings out the hoarder in me…

    • hyPROglo_ on 21/11/2012 - 02:16
      +1

      On Steam, you can make it appear to be. Once you install the game on your computer you can then make them appear in your Steam library by clicking "+Add a Game" on the bottom left of the Steam client then "Add a Non-Steam Game" then finding the game on the list and adding it.

      It's basically a just shortcut on your Steam client to the game but it's still good for keeping everything sorted and in one place. :)

    • cookie_lu on 21/11/2012 - 08:15

      You can't use it on Steam but GOG do offer extras like game manuals, sound tracks, hint books, no drm, etc. so generally I use steam for new games and GOG for good old games (like games released before 2000)

  • brent3000 on 21/11/2012 - 07:58

    To The Moon :D game is amazing, shame it dosnt come with the soundtracks :(

    Thanks OP

    • Cap N on 21/11/2012 - 08:58

      Am thinking of getting that game myself. Shame about the soundtrack. Have actually been purchasing / repurchasing games on recent bundles purely because they have accompanying soundtrack(s).

  • Untameable on 21/11/2012 - 12:13

    I cannot recommend To the Moon highly enough.

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