GOG.com Offers Up Almost 30 Games For Free As Part Of Its Spring Sale
It's spring sale time on GOG.com, and they do have some pretty deep discounts going on. But, since we're all doing that social-distancing thing, they've decided to include a pretty fair amount of games for free as well. Note that at least one of these games is free-to-play already -- *cough* Gwent *cough* -- but many of them generally aren't. They are, however, mostly indie offerings or classic ones.
The free offerings include strategy games, RPGs, shooters, horror games, and more. Titles include Eschalon: Book 1, Legends of Keepers: Prologue, POSTAL, and a few older Ultima titles. To take advantage of the offer, you will need a GOG account. Just log in an do what you'd normally do if you were ordering a game.
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Its all a good thing at such a time.
Gaming has always worked at keeping us together from a distance.
Happy n sad:
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Even if WE can't clearly breath through snotty masks, the environment can slightly rejoice somewhat. So, does this mean mother nature has worked a way to wake us up about the seriousness of the environmental damage we have caused over just a 100 years instead of multi million year time frame and is now showing us what can achieve if we all try stop this flow together!
Happy gaming.