Posted July 20, 2013
Once again I´m doing a "really cheap GA": I´m only giving away a Torchlight-Key, which I´ve got in the time it had been given away by GOG.com. As I saw some folks asking for Torchlight Keys, I think it´s time for it ;)
Rules are still the same:There are no requirements to enter the giveaway exept a REP higher then five ;)
I want you to vote for the games I´m presenting, but you are not forced to do so!
So where should I actually start?
Maybe with the nearest release:
Something round ~Month after the console-versions there will be an Enhanced Edition of Deus Ex III called Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut.
In germany a PC-Version will be availible for 19.99€, so the international pricing could also be 19.99$.
This price-class would perfectly fit into GOGs pricing sheme and, due to the fact that it already includes the DLCs there won´t be a huge difference towards the older Deus Ex-Titels on GOG.com.
This is also my first argument why it should be on GOG.com:
The predecessors/ the predecessor (some folks don´t count part II) already ARE/ IS on GOG.com and thats why Human Revolution also has to be on GOG ;)
The next thing is that it´s perfectly fitting in the cyberpunk-catalog of GOG, as it´s unique enough to be not too similar to the others already here.
Now a step towards the content:
Every Deus Ex had a lack in graphics and A.I., espacially in A.I.. The first game had this "I always know where you are, but only if you´re loud I´ll seek you"-shit and the third one had this "Why should I follow you at all?"-problem.
But the directors cut wants to improve the A.I. to something between those big extremes and this would be very nice.
And even the bossfights and the balancing proberbly will be redone, as well as the inclusion of the DLCs.
All those improvements seems to be very nice and if it´s made the right way it´ll proberbly not only be a good game anymore.
Oh, and it would fit in the "We are listening to our customers"-politics of square Enix to release a DRM-free-version!
Vote for the directors cut:
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/deus_ex_human_revolution_directors_cut
Old "Human Revolution"-wishlist entry: http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/deus_ex_human_revolution
Endless Space---a game made out of community surveys!
In my opinion this would perfectly fit here: Based on the Unity Engine it trys to render such an experience as MoO II gave us and is overall doing a great job, although fighting is very cheap...
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/endless_space
As there is completly no chance to get Portal on GOG.com, I´d like it if GOG would continue the adding of Portal-likes.
Examples considered to be Portal-likes are Q.U.B.E. (focused on blocks), Antichamber (focused on confusion) and The Swapper (2D, focused on cloning, dark athmosphere and teleporting).
Oh, and thanks again for adding Magrunner, great game!
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/qube
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/antichamber
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/the_swapper
Last game-promotion:
Alpha Protocol---quite similar to Deus Ex it put tons more efford on characters, relations to the player and their feeling, decisions in dialogs and storyline and less on gameplay decisions and shooting mechanics. The dialog system is a god-like improved version of Fahrenheit´s system (http://www.gog.com/gamecard/fahrenheit_indigo_prophecy), general gameplay is quite Mass Effect+ Stealth and storyline is about spys.
In my opinion it´s the masterpiece of Obsidian, also due to the point that it got tons of different endings and, surprise, nearly no bugs!
Already got a DRM-free retail-version, but having this on GOG too would of couse be even more awesome ;)
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/alpha_protocol
Hope you liked crawling though those wishing-recommandations!
Winner will be chosen at the 3th August!
Edit: Oh, and take a look on my general-wishlist if you want to support me:
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/the_gog_community_gifting_thread/post10586
Rules are still the same:There are no requirements to enter the giveaway exept a REP higher then five ;)
I want you to vote for the games I´m presenting, but you are not forced to do so!
So where should I actually start?
Maybe with the nearest release:
Something round ~Month after the console-versions there will be an Enhanced Edition of Deus Ex III called Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut.
In germany a PC-Version will be availible for 19.99€, so the international pricing could also be 19.99$.
This price-class would perfectly fit into GOGs pricing sheme and, due to the fact that it already includes the DLCs there won´t be a huge difference towards the older Deus Ex-Titels on GOG.com.
This is also my first argument why it should be on GOG.com:
The predecessors/ the predecessor (some folks don´t count part II) already ARE/ IS on GOG.com and thats why Human Revolution also has to be on GOG ;)
The next thing is that it´s perfectly fitting in the cyberpunk-catalog of GOG, as it´s unique enough to be not too similar to the others already here.
Now a step towards the content:
Every Deus Ex had a lack in graphics and A.I., espacially in A.I.. The first game had this "I always know where you are, but only if you´re loud I´ll seek you"-shit and the third one had this "Why should I follow you at all?"-problem.
But the directors cut wants to improve the A.I. to something between those big extremes and this would be very nice.
And even the bossfights and the balancing proberbly will be redone, as well as the inclusion of the DLCs.
All those improvements seems to be very nice and if it´s made the right way it´ll proberbly not only be a good game anymore.
Oh, and it would fit in the "We are listening to our customers"-politics of square Enix to release a DRM-free-version!
Vote for the directors cut:
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/deus_ex_human_revolution_directors_cut
Old "Human Revolution"-wishlist entry: http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/deus_ex_human_revolution
Endless Space---a game made out of community surveys!
In my opinion this would perfectly fit here: Based on the Unity Engine it trys to render such an experience as MoO II gave us and is overall doing a great job, although fighting is very cheap...
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/endless_space
As there is completly no chance to get Portal on GOG.com, I´d like it if GOG would continue the adding of Portal-likes.
Examples considered to be Portal-likes are Q.U.B.E. (focused on blocks), Antichamber (focused on confusion) and The Swapper (2D, focused on cloning, dark athmosphere and teleporting).
Oh, and thanks again for adding Magrunner, great game!
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/qube
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/antichamber
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/the_swapper
Last game-promotion:
Alpha Protocol---quite similar to Deus Ex it put tons more efford on characters, relations to the player and their feeling, decisions in dialogs and storyline and less on gameplay decisions and shooting mechanics. The dialog system is a god-like improved version of Fahrenheit´s system (http://www.gog.com/gamecard/fahrenheit_indigo_prophecy), general gameplay is quite Mass Effect+ Stealth and storyline is about spys.
In my opinion it´s the masterpiece of Obsidian, also due to the point that it got tons of different endings and, surprise, nearly no bugs!
Already got a DRM-free retail-version, but having this on GOG too would of couse be even more awesome ;)
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/alpha_protocol
Hope you liked crawling though those wishing-recommandations!
Winner will be chosen at the 3th August!
Edit: Oh, and take a look on my general-wishlist if you want to support me:
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/the_gog_community_gifting_thread/post10586
Post edited July 20, 2013 by RadonGOG
