i.e you are all a bunch of wankers
Hey, it included Postal 2 as well! (But also guilty, and not ashamed to admit it.)
I wouldn’t want to meet a person who wanks to Postal 2, though playing is fine.
I clicked on the bundle because I was curious to see it and now I have a bunch of porn games I guess. I don’t have an issue with porn games but I don’t play porn games so now I have a bunch of trash cluttering my library.
I was able to kinda hide them but they are still there.
Huniepop is genuinely one of the better match 4 type games out there and has a bathing suit only mode if you are feeling adventurous.
You entered code without knowing what’s inside?
I want to buy more from GOG but my only gaming system I have is a Steam Deck. I know the native Linux stuff should work ok but u always have problems getting windows stuff to work. Either through Heroic Launcher or Proton. I must be doing something wrong. All the guides I find are just wrong or out of date.
I want to buy more but I can’t seem to find any games I actually wanna play or don’t already own on Steam. This campaign did remind me that they exist and that I should try to support them more, so I think it was a net positive for me!
I literally cannot find a page with actual links to the games? Im not cross-referencing a damn porn bundle.
I believe the giveaway was only for 48 hours so it might be over
:(
If only GOG was this militant when it involved Taiwanese developers (Red Candle Game devs), I would still be using their platform. They haven’t even allowed Nine Sols on it, so I haven’t bothered going back yet or have even recommended them to the degree I usually did over Steam.
It’s not even that they had to censor themselves, it’s their woeful attempt at an excuse. It’s funny whom they kneel before and whom the are activists against. Were it a China “Many Gamers” matter, do not expect them to have been as willing…
Do you have a link to someone talking about the Taiwan situation?
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=gog+red+candle+games&ia=news&iar=news
It has a lot to do with how it would have affected Cyberpunk 2077’s release in China and it’s huge gaming market. I mean, just look at the downvote count in my previous comment, there are a lot of butthurt factory trolls downvoting it from the red stained Lemmy “Marxist Leninist” foundries. China cannot accept any political commentary, specially coming from Taiwan, and the devs got punished for it. The devs capitulated, but China did not care, so why bother?
And maybe ten of them will actually play any of the games.
Oh yeah I saw the list and am pretty sure I’m not even installing any of them, but claiming the bundle in solidarity
I love this from GOG. I already liked them because of their game conservation efforts, but now I like them even more.
They support free games. If only they supported free platforms to play them on…
What does this mean?
It means they have zero Linux support.
They’ve always distributed Linux versions for games that have them an those are the ones which pop-up by default on the game’s downloads pages if you’re browsing their site from Linux, so it’s not as if they don’t support Linux.
What you mean is that they haven’t created their own Linux distro and Wine fork like Steam.
Meanwhile because they ship DRM-free games with offline installers they’re actually closer to the spirit of Linux than Steam: you have full control over how you run a game you got for them (for example, I try to run all games sandboxed with networking restricted to localhost only plus a number of other safety limitations, which I can do with GOG games launched from Lutris but not with Steam games).
As I see it Steam does a lot of handholding (both in Windows and Linux) in exchange for them retaining a ton of control over your gaming, whilst GOG just gives you maximum freedom but with zero handholding.
Maybe because I’ve been a Techie and Gamer since the 90s, personally I vastly prefer the later approach but I can see how people who grew up in the hand-holding era of computing would value convenience over control.
