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GOG 'limited stock' flash sale discounts 100 games, one at a time
GOG.com is having another one of its big sales, this time with flash sales on 100 different games. The online retailer is discounting one game at a time with a limited number of available copies, and as soon as that stock counter runs down to zero, the next game goes up on sale. The sale's going on right now - at the time of writing Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut is on offer at $3.74. Other games set to feature at some point during the sale include Papers Please, Divinity: Dragon Commander Imperial Edition and Leisure Suit Larry: Love for Sale. [Image: Lucas Pope]
Free Witcher with GOG purchase, Dragon Commander on sale
Purchase any game on GOG.com through October 17 and receive Geralt of Rivia's first adventure at no extra cost. Yup, you can buy anything and get The Witcher gratis. Of course, GOG has an extensive selection of classics, but there's also super fresh games like Knock-Knock for $8. Also on sale over the weekend is Divinity: Dragon Commander, 40 percent off for interested mega-reptile leaders. The turn-based overworld RPG meets real-time strategy battle game is $23.99 for the standard game and $26.99 for the Imperial Edition. Be warned, the game is unapologetically hardcore.
Larian Studios' Gamescom still a success despite having two PCs stolen
Divinity franchise dev Larian Studios had a successful trip to Gamescom, even though two of the company's PCs were stolen containing early builds of Divinity: Dragon Commander and Divinity: Original Sin. "The team is using backup PCs, so no issues there," Larian said in a statement issued during the show. A video montaging Larian's antics at Gamescom also captures Larian president Swen Vincke reacting to the burglary in real time."How do you feel about somebody physically stealing your games?" he's asked. "I feel very bad bad about it. I feel like I've been raped actually. It wasn't only my games that were on there, there were also personal documents on there. So I hate it. I think the person should be crucified," Vincke said, clearly still upset."There's very little I can do, I'll keep on smiling. I'll give $5,000 to whoever gets me my PC back," Vincke added. As of now, Larian tells us it hasn't gotten its hardware back, nor have any builds of the two stolen games surfaced online (at least that Larian's seen). Nor has Larian heard from the culprits. If you'd like to get in contact with the studio to offer information, shoot the devs an email right here.
Early builds of Divinity games stolen from Gamescom
Two PCs holding early builds of Divinity: Dragon Commander and Divinity: Original Sin have been stolen from Larian Studios' booth at Gamescom, possibly by jerks. Larian sent a press release out, seeking information on the whereabouts of the PCs and the alleged jerks who did it. To that end, the developer is offering a $5000 reward."The team is using backup PCs, so no issues there," Larian reports. This is all reminiscent of PAX 2010, when a thief attempted to copy early code for the game Breach from one of Atomic Studios' computers. That attempt ended in an arrest and, eventually, probation.
