Looking through the sale games I notice that Realms of the Haunting and Outcast or on for half price at £2.99, so I guess the permanent lower price point experiment for these 2 (and some less interesting games I can't remember) has been called off them - when did that happen?
I assume it didn't lead to a hoped increase in sales then... shame, good games, everyone should have them (anyone who can live without mouselook and with voxels, respectively, anyway)

Hm, I forgot about that whole thing. It's a shame, there are a lot of games that would benefit from having a lower price point.

That was the thingy where there were prices lower than usual, right?

I believe they said it was just a temporary thing.

The lower prices (and the "series bundle discounts") went away a while ago. However, as I recall the official word at the time was that GOG is "analyzing the data" and may bring the discounts back depending on what they find.

This is gog on this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6o881n35GU
;-P

lowering the price for outcast and rct brought many sales, from what I observed.

Bundles, not so much.

Yea, either that or bundled with other games (Personal Nightmare would fit nicely with Waxwork, both being by the same company and both being a bit on the expensive side right now)

This.
They also said it would take a while to analyze the data because their web team has many other things to do as well.

Yeah, I'd forgotten about the perma-bundles but IIRC the discount was pretty small - like 10, 15% so I wasn't too excited about them

I actually bought Outcast on 50 % from its experimentally lower price - came out at £1.60 or something!

All right, we get it, you're British. But, to make it shocking and interesting for you, you got it for LESS than that.