Max Payne, I'd assume. Although Death Rally's a very real possibility (hopefully as one of the free games you get with an account)
Especially as the original Death Rally is free on the official site.
Max Payne, I'd assume. Although Death Rally's a very real possibility (hopefully as one of the free games you get with an account)
My bank generally hates GoG forcing me to use paypal, which really sucks.
I would buy more GoG things if this wasn't true.
I've asked them. They are like janky euro digital download charge? No.
How good is the DLC for Wake? I played the game on Xbox and it was fun enough, not sure 15 is worth it for DLC only.
How good is the DLC for Wake? I played the game on Xbox and it was fun enough, not sure 15 is worth it for DLC only.
i thought alan wake was usually sold for around 5-10 bucks on pc
Does the GoG version of Alan Wake have achievements?
Certainly not in any way that would be exposed outside the game, but I imagine it's possible that the game itself could track them internally; some games do.
So Alan Wake is $15 on Steam as well. I think this is the pivotal moment in my life that determines my loyalty to GOG. A year ago I wouldn't even have thought about it: I'd get the game on Steam. But no sir, this time the GOG version it is.
The type of DRM is not a big deal though, I buy lot's from gog but I would buy Alan Wake on Steam before I buy it on gog.Honestly, wise choice - I mean, you can put it in your Steam list, and...there you go. I understand wanting to have everything in one place, but at the expense of DRM?
Honestly, wise choice - I mean, you can put it in your Steam list, and...there you go. I understand wanting to have everything in one place, but at the expense of DRM?
I find the soundtrack bonus more appealing and in my experience Steam's DRM has caused about as many issues as GOG's lack of DRM for me, which is none.
says they'll add more download extras. hopefully the soundtrack is coming
Well, just wait for the day when EA (or any other major publisher) decides to kill all Steam licenses of their games or the day Valve is no more. Nobody guarantees that Valve have the right to or will deliver a patch which frees the games on Steam from the DRM. It's maybe a worst case scenario, but I personally prefer DRM-free downloads.I find the soundtrack bonus more appealing and in my experience Steam's DRM has caused about as many issues as GOG's lack of DRM for me, which is none.
Alan Wake's American Nightmare will be available for pre-orders tomorrow!
The game will be available 10% off for $17.99, but if you purchased Alan Wake on GOG.com, the second part is 25% off--that's $14.99 for a game you are not allowed to miss.
I wonder if Valve will have it too ...
This is a thing? Is $6/$10 really a lot of money for some people?All it does is generate a lot of negative publicity for the site and perpetuate the "GOG - old games at stupidly high prices" myth
it's a thing now. he just started the myth. heheThis is a thing? Is $6/$10 really a lot of money for some people?
it's a thing now. he just started the myth. hehe
I don't think that's really a stupid price at all, though you might be stupid to buy again above $10 if you didn't care about it THAT much, and possibly even if you did care that much but had it on Steam already. Unlike Rollercoaster Tycoon Alan Wake isn't exactly old, even when factoring out the age of the port.Go to gog.com and check out the rollercoaster tycoon announce thread....
I'd triple dip on the title, having already owned it on physical media and steam, just to support GOG if it was priced sanely. $9.99? Deal. But any higher is just stoopid.
I would imagine the majority of people are in the same boat. They already own it, or can find it a lot cheaper.
Oh snap. Steam has lowered their Alan Wake price for the week to compete with GOG. This is getting exciting. GOG could become a real competitor.
Why is the GOG Downloader so janky?
Often while downloading a game I'll pull up the window to see it stuck with "online - 0 KB/s."
And then it'll automatically resume. It does this repeatedly so it takes forever to actually download stuff.
EDIT: Okay, looks like my GOG Downloader was severely out of date. Downloaded the latest one, but now when I try to open it I get the "This program has stopped working..." message, or whatever it says.
Thoughts?
I've never had problems with the GOG downloader. Well, it doesn't work in Wine anymore, but who cares.
Make sure your .NET framework is up to date, because that's what it's using these days. Run Windows Update or go find a redistributable on Microsoft's site.
BTW, Alan Wake on GOG is fully patched, right?