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UPDATE: The Monstrous Fall Sale Finale has begun!
That means you have until Sunday 10:59 PM UTC to earn more XP and unlock the three freebies! Having a hard time deciding what to get? Can't blame you - there are tons of great deals to discover, plus some whole new ones which just got added to the pile. Yup, this is going to be a rather monstrous finale indeed!


GOG Connect is back!
It's the third edition of GOG Connect – back with 20 new games to grow your DRM-free library for free. These include favorites like Metro 2033 Redux, HuniePop, Broken Sword Director's Cut & Broken Sword 2 Remastered, Starbound, The Witcher 2 and way more.


Head to connect.gog.com, connect your Steam account, and get started!


Score Deals Up To 90% Off | Earn XP, Get Free Games

The Monstrous Fall Sale – one of the grandest sales of this year – has begun! Join us for 10 days of new deals up to 90% off, free games to unlock, and surprises yet to come!


Start by grabbing Little Big Adventure 2 totally free to kick off your own monstrous adventure – just redeem through the banner on the front page. The giveaway will last for the first 48 hours, so be fast - that's a true classic that you really shouldn't miss.

But this is only the beginning - you can score even more free games during the Monstrous Fall Sale: participate in the fun, collect badges, and keep shopping to earn XP and unlock:
—Expeditions: Conquistador,
—DEX
—Victor Vran



Every dollar spent gives you more XP (use your Wallet funds for an extra 10% boost) and you'll find great combos throughout the sale — like Divinity: Original Sin 2 or Tyranny, which unlock all 3 free games right off the bat.




Twitch Plays is coming back and the GOG.com community will once again channel its inner farmer in two special Stardew Valley events that will grant everyone additional XP, if completed successfully on twitch.tv/GOGcom




You can learn more about the Sale's mechanics and track your progress here.




The Monstrous Fall Sale starts off with a thunderous roar and hot deals – but check back every day for new offers, bundles, and announcements. The Sale will last until November 13, 10:59 PM UTC.
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IronArcturus: 'Still wishing for a Singularity sale... :P
Me too.
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wanderer_27: Did they just add (early) the Journeyman Project games?

I didn't seem them on sale before a little while ago, but so them recommended while checking my XP.

Are they Bundled somewhere for a better discount?
They were added to the sale today.

A little weak on the discount; they were 60% off in the Summer Sale this year, but 60% has been the best discount historically except the first one only was once 70% off in the Fall Sale of 2014.
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BananaJane: The games that are normally 6$ when there isn't a sale
Like IGI 2 Covert Strike is now 13.49$ when previous sales had a 50% off, it was at around 3$
to get the full discount (75% off) for IGI 2 Covert Strike you need to buy the full selection (past purchases count)

so yeah if you are short in money; that's not very attractive vs others sales.

the discount (UP TO) could be very misleading : that depends the games you pick in the selection, alas in the codemasters bundle you should select or complete the bundle if you want the max discount...

for example the Kalypso's one is much more interesting...

if you have such base price there's something wrong i guess....
Post edited November 06, 2016 by DyNaer
Odd question. Are the best discounts usually during this sale or better during the Xmas one? (considering Xmas one usually seems to be kinda bundle heavy tho..)
Post edited November 06, 2016 by Niggles
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Niggles: Odd question. Are the best discounts usually during this sale or better during the Xmas one? (considering Xmas one usually seems to be kinda bundle heavy tho..)
It seemed to me, last year, they were about the same. Some games were well discounted in the Fall sale and some only in the Winter (recall people complaining about it expecting the discounts to repeat again in the Winter sale).
Am I only too blind to see them or are there more games on sale than are listed on the front page?
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eiii: Am I only too blind to see them or are there more games on sale than are listed on the front page?
I suggest checking the "Games" tab and under "Price" picking "Discounted" to get a better picture.

This will give you a nice list of the games on sale (single game price though). You'll have to check the bundles for the better group discounts, but I find this far easier than navigating the boxes all over the front page.
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RWarehall: I suggest checking the "Games" tab and under "Price" picking "Discounted" to get a better picture.
That's what I was doing when I realized that there are even more games on sale.

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RWarehall: This will give you a nice list of the games on sale (single game price though).
Not really. I have to go through 9 pages of games and GOGs filter possibilities are not really helpful. Is there any way to get all games which are on sale listed on one single page?

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RWarehall: You'll have to check the bundles for the better group discounts, but I find this far easier than navigating the boxes all over the front page.
Yes, the front page is a pain to look through. But at least it's one page so that you can grab the games from it with a script and have a nice (text) list to look through. Unfortunately I had to discover now that this list is incomplete. :(
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eiii: snip
There is MaGoG. Far more functional with many more options...

The big issue is over 1/4 of the catalog may end up on sale by the end of this. Not sure how one might display that in a more usable manner.
Post edited November 06, 2016 by RWarehall
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RWarehall: There is MaGoG. Far more functional with many more options...
I'm afraid I have to fall back to that and have to parse the MaGog data. 101 discounted games are displayed on GOGs front page, 301 games are listed in the JSON data on the front page, but 443 games are listed as discounted in the game search, on 9 pages. And I have no clue how to read these 9 pages ...

Edit: Actually it may not be that hard to collect the information from these 9 pages as the page number is part of the URL.

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RWarehall: The big issue is over 1/4 of the catalog may end up on sale by the end of this.
We have more than 1/4th of the games discounted already now. :)
Post edited November 06, 2016 by eiii
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RWarehall: There is MaGoG. Far more functional with many more options...
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eiii: I'm afraid I have to fall back to that and have to parse the MaGog data. 101 discounted games are displayed on GOGs front page, 301 games are listed in the JSON data on the front page, but 443 games are listed as discounted in the game search, on 9 pages. And I have no clue how to read these 9 pages ...

Edit: Actually it may not be that hard to collect the information from these 9 pages as the page number is part of the URL.

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RWarehall: The big issue is over 1/4 of the catalog may end up on sale by the end of this.
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eiii: We have more than 1/4th of the games discounted already now. :)
It's hidden in the notes for MaGoG, but there is a link to the database it uses, if that helps...
http://an-ovel.com/downloads/magog.txt
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RWarehall: It's hidden in the notes for MaGoG, but there is a link to the database it uses, if that helps...
http://an-ovel.com/downloads/magog.txt
I know. I already download that database export regularly. Thanks!
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barleyguy: Owlboy or Ori and the Blind Forest?
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mobutu: If I were you I would definitely get Ori and the Blind Forest. Enjoy ;)
Thanks. That's two votes for Ori and one vote for Owlboy. If Ori goes on sale it will be cheaper. So that will probably be my pick. :-) I will probably buy Owlboy someday as well.

They are both platformers that would probably work well with an arcade stick, which is something I'm often on the look for.

I got laid off, and though I'm not at all broke, I have no idea what the future holds. So I have to be frugal.

I did pick up Rebel Galaxy. I've had that on my wishlist for a long time, and I think this is the cheapest it's ever been.
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IronArcturus: 'Still wishing for a Singularity sale... :P
That is a great game. Very underrated.
Advice : Avoid Metrocide .