Maybe is bigger sale is schedule for Thursday?

- Usually the newsletter discount is sent on Thursdays, but the Bioshock one was sent yesterday
- Whenever a big sale starts, on the same day we usually receive an email with bigger discounts for some titles
- GOG didn't want to overlap both discount emails, and that's why the Bioshock one was sent on a Monday

Possible. I'd say it's too early for a traditional September sale (End of Summer, Back to School or sth like that), but GOG sales tend to last longer recently. If they're planning 2- or 3-week-long sale, it may start this Thursday as well.

...and no midweek sale today...

Probably means something big is gonna happen? Anyway we can take a rest today at least ^

GOG Games Festival 2021 sale from August 19 to September 2, 2021.

https://www.gog.com/news/gog_games_festival_is_here_to_help_you_choose_the_next_big_game_to_play

Updated, thanks :)

DC-related titles, like the Arkham series, might get discounted on or around the 16th of October(?).

I like how after one of the best sales ever they make one of the worst sales that I have ever seen, this is the weakest selection of games imaginable.

Which one are you referring to? "RPG month" seems to be a new type of promo, and I think it's meant to replace the discount codes they used to send through emails.

Getting rid of the annoying newsletter discount codes would be too good to be true. But to me that "RPG month" only looks like a big fat Pathfinder hype train.

It's a good theme, just think they didn't really do much with it...let alone calling stuff like Styx an RPG? err ok

If someone feels like having some good old wild speculation, the currency exchange matrix was updated today: https://www.gog.com/forum/general/local_prices_update

Probably for a Halloween sale.

And prices are more expensive than yesterday, for example Outcast 1.1 from 1.69 € to 1.79 €, there is only 0,10 but is a bit annoying, if the discounts grew to compensate would help, stupid inflation...