Fixed now?

Never heard of this site. Are the games DRM-free? Have you bought games from there?

I haven't bought anything from them yet(planning to on this sale), but from everything I've read it seems legitimate to me. I am unsure on DRM for this site.

No idea if they're DRM-free, though I think they are, like D2D and Gamersgate, unless specified on the games' pages. They're reliable though - owned by Eurogamer.

I bought a game from GetGamesGo before and it worked fine. They do have a downloader you must use but after the game is downloaded you don't have to log-in again to play your game (unlike beamdog or steam.) I don't remember their activation policy.

By the way Kings Bounty:The Legend is a steal at just $2. If you don't own this game buy it. These type of games are not normally my style but this game is quite funny in a sarcastic/witty way.

edit: oh, for some strange reason on my credit bill the Seller field for GteGamesGo states "The Producers...". (scratches head)

Next up, The Residents

Wouldn't mind having digital versions of Bad Day on the Midway.

Hi for a limited time Desura is offering the game Bounce for free


http://www.desura.com/games/bounce

New Humble Bundle.
http://www.humblebundle.com/

It is just Frozen Synapse plus soundtrack, which is TOTALLY worth it. Absolutely worth it.

But if you pay more than average you also get the Humble Frozenbyte Bundle, Trine, Shadowgrounds, Splot and Jack Claw. EXTREMELY totally worth it.

FROZEN SYNAPSE :o

It's not a bundle though but great deal with Frozen Bundle promo anyway.

Damn... I already have all of them, DRM free. And a giftable FS wingman-copy on GG.

D2D UK has Section 8: Prejudice for 2.50GBP
[url=http://www.direct2drive.co.uk/10720/product/Buy-Section-8:-Prejudice-Download]http://www.direct2drive.co.uk/10720/product/Buy-Section-8:-Prejudice-Download[/url]

Now why the hell is it available in Russia, but not in my country...

I only had trine, so is a sure buy.
Anyways is more than possible that they ugrade the offer before it ends like the last bundle, perhaps they'll add a few games you like then.

Unfortunately, it's not on sale any more, but I've been playing Creeper World. Underneath the modest presentation is a surprisingly interesting game. It's easily worth the $2 I spent. There are plenty of maps included with the game, as well as a map editor, but you can enjoy millions (over 3.6 million, apparently...) of maps through the random generator.

The random maps, generated with the help of Perlin noise, are surprisingly engaging. Best of all, the random generator uses a date. You can choose the current date and play a new map every day, or you can choose significant dates. My birthday map happens to be rather difficult, I've been trying to beat it for the good part of the day! >_<


I feel bad for anybody who passed on it yesterday. I almost passed on it myself. It's worth noting that the game uses Adobe Air and a key. I'm afraid I didn't bother to check if you needed to be online to verify the key, but it didn't notice any attempt to connect to anything when I put in the key. The game works in Linux well enough, either through Wine or native. In Wine, the game crashed when I tried to play in full-screen, but otherwise worked. In Linux, it added an annoying menu option for itself that I couldn't figure out how to remove while I had it installed, but it was easy enough to install and remove everything.

It should go without saying, but my netbook was more than able to handle it, so no worries there. Be sure to keep an eye out for the next time it goes on sale. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

In the mean time, you can play the browser-based Training Simulator. It looks and plays exactly like the full game, but with a small sampling of exclusive levels.



There is, of course, no reason not to get Frozen Synapse right now. It's a Humble Bundle, why wouldn't you? As for Bounce!, I just couldn't figure it out. I was trying to bounce a ball off a diagonal wall through a hoop or something, and skipped a few areas, but wasn't able to accomplish anything.

nm, realised I could.