Sorry. I thought you meant "available" when you said "on sale". Nuances of the English language, I suppose. "<.<

Maybe...

Unless I'm getting my terms wrong, "for sale" should mean available, while "on sale" should mean discounted.

https://www.gog.com/game/adeptus_titanicus_dominus 66% off, 8.49€

Thankyou for highlighting this :-)

Again thanks for bringing this to our attention, picked it up.

Anyone has any idea how long will the discount last?

I'm interested in the game but my budget is a bit tight right now. If it last until the end of the month there's a good change I get to buy it before it vanishes into gaming Limbo.

My guess would be for the current sale up to the 31 when it gets delisted.

Thank you.

Can anyone say if it's worth getting even at $10 USD? I haven't read anything good about it and it's being delisted from every store, which makes me think it's not even worth that. It does look like something I'd be interested in

I bought it since I don't want to kick myself when the price for DRM-free keys (if there will be any at all)
explodes after delisting (check the price for Steam keys on gg.deals or isthereanydeal & 8,50€
suddenly isn't such a high hurdle anymore). The best thing you can do is to watch 20 or 30 min
of a walkthrough in order to know whether it's something for you.

I played only the 1st mission yet & the game gives the impression as if the small developer was
overwhelmed with his own aspirations:
- the gameplay is reduced to pure functionality
- the map of the 1st mission is well designed; I enjoyed the fights
- the units are well created, but the graphics of landscapes, buildings etc. are mediocre at best
- the cutscenes are somehow cartoon-y (what I don't understand)
- the briefing introduction is some banal talking of warhammer characters
- the user interface is not so intuitive

Friendly reminder that today is the final day.

Grab it while you can before it's gone for good.

Even if the game's mediocre I decided to grab it.
If it were a case of a dev abandoning GOG for the reason of few sales (as others have done in the past) I would tell them "good riddance". But since it's a case of a dev going broke I thought it better to let them have my cash as a final thank you for making their game DRM-free.

I wish the devs success for their future endeavors, in videogaming or other areas.

I got Fire Warrior too for the collection, so there is no excuse not to buy this one :P