Our Good Old Games week is up and about – but get ready to take a trip down memory lane with these classic releases from Fulqrum Publishing! Death Track: Resurrection, Desert Law, Freight Tycoon Inc. and XIII Century: Gold Edition are now available on GOG; with launch discounts as high as 85% off! Let’s take a look, shall we?

Death Track: Resurrection (-80%)
It’s a post-apocalyptic racing action game that will take you into a not-too-distant future, where traditional sports have been replaced by far more violent entertainment. You’ll get to know the main event – The Survival Race, which is a deadly combat racing tournament that draws the world's best drivers to compete in spectacular road battles with powerful, weapons-laden hot rods. You’ll drive, battle, and try to survive in races that take place in twisted futuristic versions of the well known cities: Bangkok, Vatican City, London, Moscow, New York, Paris, Prague, San Diego, Istanbul and Tokyo.

Desert Law (-80%)
It’s a spin on a traditional real-time strategy game that will take you into a post-apocalyptic world that made gasoline its new currency.You’ll take up the role of Brad – and join him on a quest for vengeance against those who ruined his very existence, plundering and destroying his home village. It will be up to you to bring justice to the memory of Brad’s slain village;uniting desolated outcasts, you’ll forge a fighting unit to strike out against bandit gangs. Use your tactical skills to survive in the harsh wasteland as you control a group of heroes with different statistics, drive various vehicles and fight your way through the enemy lines.

Freight Tycoon Inc. (-85%)
It’s a strategy simulation game that will surely challenge your management skills. Set in a fully 3D world with various landscapes and changing seasons, you’ll become an owner of a cargo transportation company; and your quest will be to evaluate the profitability of contracts, contact customers, and appoint drivers to deliver goods.Office development will also be an essential part of success in business. Employing and dismissing workers, buying new vehicles and keeping technical records competently; but you should also be on the lookout for rivals, interested in forcing your company out of the market.

XIII Century: Gold Edition (-80%)
It’s a set of immersive strategy games of the franchise: XIII Century: Death or Glory with the follow-up sequel, XIII Century: Blood of Europe. The first title will immerse you in the Middle Ages, with playable factions of the English, the French, the Mongols, the Germans and Kievan Rus'. It consists of 5 campaigns, which cover the most well known battles of that period, with thousands of soldiers located on a battlefield at the same time; it will test your skills as a military leader in medieval Europe. The sequel though, is set specifically in 1266 AD. While Alexander Nevsky, the famous defender of ancient Rus' western borders, is long gone, and the knights of the Teutonic Order are again marching to Pskov, a gem of the Northern Rus', you’ll have to prepare to join the armed force to defend the territory. You’ll get a chance to win fame worthy of the memory of the Grand Prince Alexander, as Dovmont leads his troops against German and Livonian knights.

All the offers end on May 9th, 1 PM UTC, so better hurry up and take a dive into the world of retro gaming!

Wow, I'm going to check them later – most of them look interesting. Like G.O.G.! :)

• $0.59 • -80% • Death Track: Resurrection
• $0.59 • -80% • Desert Law
• $0.74 • -85% • Freight Tycoon Inc.
• $0.99 • -80% • XIII Century: Gold Edition

How about Planet Alcatraz 1 and 2? I imagine those might be two of the most-voted Fulqrum games uncompleted.

bout time something was released with some substance...

@GOG please also get the original Deathtrack: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/deathtrack
I don't really care for the remake unless it were bundled with the original.

The GOG version of Freight Tycoon seems to work fine. I've heard that the steam version does not, at least not without some tinkering. I've completed the tutorial.

"Freight Tycoon" looks interesting.

I Recommend XIII Century Gold edition. It is basicaly the battle mode in the Total War games but without the strategic layer. But the complete pack offers a good amount of battles in a series of linear campaigns for each army. And it is not advised but the game offers skirmish mode in random maps and an editor.

Gameplay and graphics are a copy paste of Medieval Total War but with more variables, and not an AAA title indeed. But I suspect that the historical accuracy is much better in this game than in Total War

Other close relatives could be Warhammer Mark of Chaos, the Real Warfare games, Maybe King Arthur... etc

Bought everything, keep them coming. There's plenty of titles left in the Fulqrum Publishing repertoire to release here. +1 Imagine playing games simply for the fun of it, not to support one political thing over another. I know, a wild concept indeed, isn't it?

A game that never heard about was Desert Law. It is a game based in the Blitzkrieg Engine I never was aware of its existence. Something similar to what other guys did with the game Stalingrad but with a completelly different setting and more focused on story apparently.

For fans of the Blitzkrieg games style of gameplay It should be worth a try. Also I like a lot the art direction indeed. It appears to be polished and the comic book approach is very atractive.

Wait, you play your purchased games?

Especially if they're d3d8 titles (Desert Law is) :P. But I also have a huge backlog, like any other average GOGer, don't worry. The days of buying games I have little chance of playing or don't have any use for are far behind me, however.

I hope I'm entering that phase sooner rather than later. :D
I still buy too many games on impulse, I often times play them for a bit, but drop them after an hour or so. :/