And Paradox only gave us a base game . =(

I prefer to receive all my promotional content via RSS because it's much easier to keep it sorted. (In fact, I've already tried GOG's mails because I don't want to miss anything, but found them too irksome and went back to just RSS.)

I won't report GOG.com for breaking Canada's Anti-Spam Law (here, law forbids forcing someone to agree to promotional mailings to get something else), but I will be turning that back off as soon as the game is safely downloaded, and making a note to check back in a month to make sure nobody has vindictively pulled it back out of my library. (I still remember the days when that kind of behaviour wouldn't even cross my mind here.)

Now, now. Don't be greedy. *crosses fingers for Barbie Horse Adventures* ;)

Are you literally sending someone over to my house to piss in my cereal?

Thanks for the freebie, GOG and Stellar Jockeys.

And thanks to make it so that I don´t have to use Galaxy.

Next step, to go back to the old captcha system to redeem codes, and kick google away.

Bots are pretty smart these days, so the old CAPTCHA system is a non-starter, but maybe hCAPTCHA. They're specifically positioning themselves as "a more privacy-conscious alternative to reCAPTCHA that's designed to cost less than the equivalent offerings when you get into Google's non-free tiers".

(Instead of making big companies pay for the privilege of training their self-driving cars and letting Google spy on their users, they charge big companies for optional features and pay for everyone by selling a Mechanical Turk-esque service that provides the content for the CAPTCHAs.)

Surprise, you say?
interesting...


You've made a lot of my last years' wishes for this year come true already (All of Bethesda's Single-player titles: check; More Focus home stuff: check; A japanese publisher (f-ing KONAMI???) check;

Now, all I need is Blood Omen. Please make it finally happen.

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Any fresh news about Detective Gallo running under Linux/Wine? I've only found this one thread. No reports in WineDB and local "Judas" thread...

Thanks for Brigador, want to play it for long period of time!

I greatly enjoyed it, it's more than your typical RPGMaker game, though this one is built in Unity. You can save anywhere at anytime, outside of combat which is turn-based. There are multiple difficulty levels which will determine how much you'll need to grind to get past the battles. Each character has their own strengths and weaknesses, so on the more difficult settings you will definitely need to plan your moves more wisely. There's lots of secrets and items to find so it's worth thoroughly exploring the environment. Your character has additional move-set abilities like crawling, jumping, and swimming. The world is mostly free to explore from the get-go, though there are places gated off where you'll need special keys or abilities you acquire later. The characters are sympathetic and well-written, and the story is pretty good. Fully completing the game took me just short of 20 hours. Overall, this was one of my favorite games released this year, it's well worth the money.

Thanks GOG, again! :)

Couldn't help myself; i've become somewhat spoiled as of lately. :P

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