Posted March 15, 2009
low rated
While most offers on GoG are somewhere between clear and incredible bargains, I must say I don't like the price tag Apogee has set here, with both titles going for $5.99. Certainly Blake Stone is a memorable old FPS for many, but just as certainly the game is inferior to Wolfenstein 3D, whose engine it uses, in both gameplay and content.
Additionally, the "second" installment is nothing more than an expansion and is also priced as $5.99. A more correct price for me would be $5.99 for both. I'm not really trying to be a cheapskate here - it's just a comment. Both Wolf3D and it's "expansion" Spear of Destiny are priced at $4.99 on Steam. Wolf3D has 6 episodes with 10 levels each, Spear has three episodes with about 15 levels each.
A total of $11.98 for two ~15 year old FPS games that are good but far from classics seems to steep a price. Go on, call me a penny-pinching mustard who fails to see the genius of GoG offering up the games in the first place. :)
Additionally, the "second" installment is nothing more than an expansion and is also priced as $5.99. A more correct price for me would be $5.99 for both. I'm not really trying to be a cheapskate here - it's just a comment. Both Wolf3D and it's "expansion" Spear of Destiny are priced at $4.99 on Steam. Wolf3D has 6 episodes with 10 levels each, Spear has three episodes with about 15 levels each.
A total of $11.98 for two ~15 year old FPS games that are good but far from classics seems to steep a price. Go on, call me a penny-pinching mustard who fails to see the genius of GoG offering up the games in the first place. :)