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GoG: Rise of the Triad (PC, 2013 release) for $3.29 (80% off)

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GoG: Rise of the Triad (PC, 2013 release) for $3.29 (80% off)
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Thaal Sinestro on 13/09/2014 - 01:16 gog.com (152 clicks)
Last edited 13/09/2014 - 01:18

I am fairly sure RoTT has never been so cheap.

Another game on sale today that I would recommend is Blade of Darkness, for $1.89 AU.
http://www.gog.com/game/blade_of_darkness

RoTT description:
Apogee Software and Interceptor Entertainment proudly present the rebirth of the cult-classic first-person shooter, “Rise of the Triad”. Bigger, better, and more ludicrous than ever before. Powered by the industry-leading Unreal Engine 3 from Epic Games, “Rise of the Triad” includes a full single-player campaign, a fully featured multiplayer experience and so much more.

Five playable characters in the single player campaign and 15 playable characters in multiplayer.
All the maniacal modes and weapons return! Dog Mode, Shrooms mode, the drunk missile, the Excalibat, and more!
A fully moddable DRM free experience means this is YOUR game to do whatever you want with!
Dedicated multiplayer servers and LAN support means you can play ludicrous multiplayer with anyone, anywhere at anytime!
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  • krushgroove on 13/09/2014 - 08:30
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    Wow, abandonware already?

    • mycosys on 13/09/2014 - 10:38
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      I think you may be about 5 years behind on what GoG is - it is large enough now that MANY games are available on GoG DRM free from pre-release, including the Witcher series and Divinity series of late, as well as, of course, a large number of indy titles - all without DRM.

    • Gnostikos on 13/09/2014 - 14:30
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      What is it with people and calling GOG a repository for "abandonware"?

      Whether or not the games are old enough to be in a state of legal limbo, many of them are actually incredibly hard to find copies of (legal or illegal - yes even on TPB) and secondly, harder still to get properly running on Windows 7.

      GOG.com offer so much more than being some kind of retro-gaming circle jerk.

      They're so under-appreciated, but then again, the kind of folks who think a company like Valve is "amazing" for producing Steam, which can revoke your access to your games without warning or explanation at anytime they like and doesn't even allow you the option of refunds or trading anymore; probably like being treated like sniveling thieves.

      My GOG games are mine to own forever. The installers are on my PC, they never need to be activated and anything can happen to my GOG account and I'll still be able to play them as much as I like.

      I've refunded games more than once without issue and gotten store credit for them; I've never heard of a successful refund attempt on Steam in my life.

  • mycosys on 13/09/2014 - 11:10
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    Find it hard to believe that Starcraft for $1.59 (Awesome resource management strategy game based on a space station) Redshirt for $2.69 (2013 'social networking' game, apparently i like space stations) and the undeniable classic Leisure Suit Larry Series 1-6 + 1 Remake $3.29 all at 70+% off did not make the list.

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