JudasIscariot: It feels wintery enough around here (Poland) so close enough for government work :P
Gede: Yes, it is chilly today in Portugal, too.
What other sales does GOG usually do, other than the seasons? Chrismtas? New Year? Easter? Talk Like a Pirate Day (ooh, that would be so cool ;-)?
Generally? Whatever they feel like. -laughs- When we're lucky, we can get an Insomnia sale (extreme low prices, but you have to grab items quickly since there's a limit on each one's availability). The Mutator Sale (purchasing 3 games at deep discount, then being given the option to essentially gamble 2 dollars a pop to receive a random game that might be worth 6 dollars or 30) was also good.
CarrionCrow: A question for you, Judas (good afternoon as well, of course) - Of all the games on GOG, what would you say is one that is criminally underrated and needs to be purchased/played by more people?
JudasIscariot: Ether One.
Most people would probably dismiss it as walking sim but it's actually a decent puzzle/exploration game that doesn't try to talk down to people with some sort of 2deep4u storyline. On top of that, the puzzles actually make sense once you take the time to examine how they are designed.
Bionic Dues is another underrated game in my opinion. While there may be a faux anime art style in some places the game brings an interesting mechanic to the roguelike genre without diluting the term "roguelike" in a way that a lot of action-oriented games do by misusing the aforementioned term. It's not a perfect game but I think it's one of those hidden gems in Arcen's stable that really should get more attention as it has that unique Arcen Games touch all throughout :)
Interesting. Already have Bionic Dues thanks to my latent Mechwarrior craving, but I've been on the fence about Ether One. Will pick it up when it comes along again. Thank you. =)
