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Hell, we are counting SO MANY visitors that we thought you’d all be interested in knowing the highlights of the second week of our Spring Edition of the Games Festival.

Remember, this is not the end! The Festival runs until April 4th, at 1PM UTC.
 

March’s New Releases
Here are some highlights we particularly enjoyed this month and that many of you decided to pick-up during the Festival. You can check the full list of all best new releases right here.
What the Golf? (-60%) - 83/100 on Metacritic.
Nightmare Reaper (-15%) - on its way to 80/100+ on Metacritic.
Hero’s Hour – on its way to 80/100+ on Metacritic.
– 83/100 on Metacritic. You can download and [url=https://www.gog.com/en/game/norco_act_one]play its First Act for free, right here.
TUNIC – The "masterpiece Zelda-like" got 85/100 on Metacritic.
ELEX II – 64/100, with Ragequit.gr calling it a magnificent “Eurojank” and blessing it with a 84/100 score.
Distant Worlds 2 – 78/100 on Metacritic.
Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness – 70/100 on Metacritic.
Syberia – The World Before – 79/100 on OpenCritic.

 
The Best-Sellers So Far During Week 2, by Units Sold
Should we call ourselves “The RPG Store” from now on?
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Game of the Year Edition (-80%).
Heroes of Might and Magic 3: Complete (-75%).
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut (-60%).
Cyberpunk 2077 (-50%).
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition (-85%).
World in Conflict: Complete Edition (-75%).
[url=]Deus Ex: GOTY Edition (-85%)[/url].
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind GOTY Edition (-70%).
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – Game of the Year Edition Deluxe (-70%).


And finally, the best-selling game in units so far this week: Gamedec! You can get this isometric Cyberpunk RPG now at -25%. For the subscribers to our newsletters, the game was available with an exclusive discount at -40%. If you’d like to benefit from these exclusive offers in the future, go into your settings page and check the ‘Promos and hot deals’ checkbox.



We might as well call this event The Wishlisting Fest
The amount of demos downloaded and upcoming games wishlisted is through the roof! You can check a whole lot of them on the dedicated free demos page. Here are just a few of our favorite ones:
Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy
Card Shark
Stardeus
Terra Nil
Moonshine Inc.
Potion Tycoon
Hell Pie
Shardpunk: Verminfall

If you already know what you want to wishlist, you can head straight to our selection of Upcoming titles.




Pfiouuu… 4! More! Days! That’s the only time left for you to explore GOG and find all its gems. Good luck!

 
Thanks!
And now let's hope for some good-old-games-focused event and sale :)
Even a reverse image search on this deals title image doesn't bring up any results about what game it's from. A single result is all you get, which happens to point to this deal on GoG, and I'm starting to get dizzy because of this...

Can anyone shed some light on the game depicted in said image, please ?.
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Why not specify the number of units sold? We GOG customers would be very interested in seeing those numbers.
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Trooper1270: Even a reverse image search on this deals title image doesn't bring up any results about what game it's from. A single result is all you get, which happens to point to this deal on GoG, and I'm starting to get dizzy because of this...

Can anyone shed some light on the game depicted in said image, please ?.
It's not a screenshot of any game, just regular promo graphics GOG prepares for periodic sales - this time they are computer components in spring colors.
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Ancient-Red-Dragon: Why not specify the number of units sold? We GOG customers would be very interested in seeing those numbers.
Could you guess why nobody ever specified the "numbers of units sold" in any random sale event on any platform?
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zeffyr: It's not a screenshot of any game, just regular promo graphics GOG prepares for periodic sales - this time they are computer components in spring colors.
Great!, thanks for the reply and enlightening me that the imaginary game I thought looked very appealing, actually doesn't actually exist. :)
Too bad that i'm not interested in any game demos .
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Now counting things added to wish lists and demos as wins! Well done! Just to note though, my wish list is mostly games I would have brought, but will not now…
not a fan of this "on Metacritic" repetition, I wouldn't like it to become standard
Deus Ex: GOTY Edition link is broken
NORCO's line is completely messed up
Post edited April 01, 2022 by Dogmaus
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Dogmaus: not a fan of this "on Metacritic" repetition, I wouldn't like it to become standard
Deus Ex: GOTY Edition link is broken
NORCO's line is completely messed up
Why? Unless it's some reason that doesn't have to do with the game (political or something) Metacritic is a pretty trusted source. I'd also check user scores and read those to see what regular people thought of these games. I don't care what IGN and other mags have to say, they don't count for the majority of gamers playing a game. On Metacritic, you get a wide variety of opinions to sort through.
Post edited April 01, 2022 by TheGrimLord
Again, Metacritic proves to be absolutely untrustworthy.

ELEX 2 should be way above 64., especially compared with other higher scores.
Finally, fulfilled some old wishlist items: Anodyne2, (A 2/3D genre defining action/adventure game) Ocean's heart, (The other Zelda-like) Foregone, (A great-looking metrovania, let's hope it plays like one!) and Filament a nice sci-fi puzzler, so for a little over $30, and I'd say it was a pretty good haul!

Too bad Elex2 isn't on sale, but a great sale as always!
Post edited April 01, 2022 by TZODnmr2k5
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TheGrimLord: Why? Unless it's some reason that doesn't have to do with the game (political or something) Metacritic is a pretty trusted source. I'd also check user scores and read those to see what regular people thought of these games. I don't care what IGN and other mags have to say, they don't count for the majority of gamers playing a game. On Metacritic, you get a wide variety of opinions to sort through.
I don't like the format. A bunch of games I know nothing of but the title and the metacritic listed in a cold way line by line? It would make more sense to implement it in the store page, but that would also include negative metacritics. If this was default for good mc values, the lack of its display would mean a bad score. Oh well, or the lack of a mc score.
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Enebias: Again, Metacritic proves to be absolutely untrustworthy.

ELEX 2 should be way above 64., especially compared with other higher scores.
I had a good laugh at that :D 64, but akschually...it's 84 for being eurojunk!
Post edited April 01, 2022 by Dogmaus
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Dogmaus: not a fan of this "on Metacritic" repetition, I wouldn't like it to become standard
Deus Ex: GOTY Edition link is broken
NORCO's line is completely messed up
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TheGrimLord: Why? Unless it's some reason that doesn't have to do with the game (political or something) Metacritic is a pretty trusted source. I'd also check user scores and read those to see what regular people thought of these games. I don't care what IGN and other mags have to say, they don't count for the majority of gamers playing a game. On Metacritic, you get a wide variety of opinions to sort through.
Metacritic s a trusted source? On metacritic there was 100/100 best game ever made reviews of cyberpunk at release. It’s so corrupt it’s untrue. In terms of user reviews, it’s either best ever/worst ever, but is far better than industry brought and paid for reviews. Just to note, there is an open critic:
https://opencritic.com/
Couldn’t telly you how corrupt that site is, but the cyberpunk scores seem a bit more reasonable, if still pretty high.