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GOG Big Fall Sale Finale: FTL, Fez, Sam And Max, Rogue Legacy
GOG.com kicked off its DRM-free Big Fall Sale Finale this morning, putting more than 700 games on sale until Tuesday, November 25. The sale is split into two 48-hour periods, the first a "recap of flash deals" that rapidly come and go, and a second period with the Big Fall Sale's daily bundles that starts on Sunday. Thrifty buyers may want to act fast, as some of the flash deals will expire within hours. The deals include Fez ($5), Rogue Legacy ($3), Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition ($2.49), Pathologic ($2), System Shock 2 ($5), Rollercoaster Tycoon: Deluxe Edition ($3), FTL: Advanced Edition ($5) and the four primary Wing Commander games are $3 each, with the first two games bundled together. Sam & Max Save the World and Beyond Time and Space are $15 each, while The Devil's Playhouse is $17.49. OG.com also has deals on bundles starting today, such as the Fedora Deluxe Pack, a five-game Tex Murphy bundle that players can download at 80 percent off ($7.16). The digital games distributor is also offering a movie bundle for $8.45 that features five films, including The King of Arcades, Pixel Poetry and Minecraft: The Story of Mojang. [Image: GOG.com]
GOG.com points at, clicks the deals button on Telltale, Daedalic adventure games
GOG.com is offering 16 adventure games or bundles on sale, with discounts up to 85 percent off until Tuesday, January 14. Each PC or Mac game in the sale is published by either Daedalic Entertainment or Telltale Games, including games in the Sam and Max series, Deponia series and Tales of Monkey Island. Among the more noteworthy deals is a combo pack for two games in the Edna and Harvey series: The Breakout and Harvey's New Eyes for $2.99, which amounts to $17 in savings. Additionally, players can pick up the Wallace and Gromit's Grand Adventures pack for $2.99, which saves an additional $17 on four episodes: Fright of the Bumblebees, The Last Resort, Muzzled, and The Bogey Man. Head past the break to see the full list of discounted games and their respective prices.
Sam & Max celebrate 25th anniversary with multi-platform sale
They say the 25th anniversary is the silver anniversary, so we hope Sam and Max got each other something nice and shiny. The duo celebrates 25 years of existence today with a sale across a variety of platforms: Steam, Xbox Live, PSN and iOS.On Xbox Live, full seasons of both Sam & Max: Beyond Time & Space and Sam & Max: Save the World have been discounted to 800 MS Points ($10) each, down from their usual $20 asking price. On Steam, the Sam & Max Complete pack – which includes the above two seasons and The Devil's Playhouse – has been knocked down to $14.99 for this weekend only. If you're looking to pick up an individual season, you can grab each for $11.49.On PSN, The Devil's Playhouse and Beyond Time and Space seasons are being bundled for $20; each individual season has been discounted to $12.99 a piece, €12.99 in Europe. Finally, on the App Store, each individual episode from Beyond Time and Space is available for $.99 each.
Sam and Max, Tales of Monkey Island 60% off on GOG until July 3
Freelance detectives and full-time pirates are on sale at GOG.com until July 3. As part of its "Welcome to GOG" promotion for Telltale Games, the full packages of the developer's Sam & Max and Monkey Island episodic adventures will be 60% off.Sam & Max Save the World (Season 1) and Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space (Season 2) are currently $11.99 apiece, with Tales of Monkey Island sailing in at $13.99.%Gallery-64680%
Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space iOS on sale, first episode free
Sam and Max may have gone beyond the boundaries of time and space in their latest series of episodic adventures, but does that mean they must also travel beyond the boundaries of your budget?Nay, says Telltale Games, and to prove it the developer has made the first episode of Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space on iOS totes free, and discounted the other four episodes to $2.99 a piece. These aren't permanent pricing changes, of course, so anyone looking to get their adventuring feet wet with something a little more family friendly than the alternative should take note.
Sam & Max: Beyond Time & Space Episode 4 now on iOS
The fourth episode of Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space is now available on your iDevice, granted you have an iPhone 3GS and above. Episode 4: Chariots of the Dogs includes a playable Whack da Ratz mini-game and a Sam & Max soundboard. (Because ordering a large pepperoni from Domino's is less depressing when you do it as Max.)It'll set you back $4.99 – about three quarters the cost of that Domino's pizza.
Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space Episode 3 now on iOS
Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space (AKA "season two") continues its slow and steady march to iOS, as Telltale announces that episode three is now available on Apple's platform. Entitled "Night of the Raving Dead," the episode sees everyone's favorite anthropomorphic dog and rabbity thing facing off with zombies and a vampire in Stuttgart, Germany. The app, which works on both iPad and iPhone, is available now for $5. See a trailer for the original release (from way back in 2008) above.
Sam & Max: Beyond Time & Space episode 1 now on iOS
The first episode of Sam & Max: Beyond Time & Space (i.e. season two) is now available for iOS. The episode, entitled "Ice Station Santa," is a universal app, meaning it should work swimmingly on either the iPhone or iPad.The iOS version includes a handful of bonuses not seen in previous versions, including a Sam & Max soundboard and a standalone version of the "Whack da Rats" mini-game from season one.Those looking for puzzles and puns can pick up the episode for $7 from iTunes.
Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space coming to PSN today, bundled with The Devil's Playhouse too
If you think of time as flat, and the progress of time as a man-made construct, it should help explain the erratic (and backwards!) schedule of Sam & Max releases on PlayStation Network. Last year, the third "season" of the pioneering episodic series -- dubbed "The Devil's Playhouse" -- marked the crime-solving duo's PS3 debut. And now, ostensibly using technology created for developer Telltale's Back to the Future games, the second season is available today. Nearly four years after its PC debut, and two years after its XBLA release, Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space is coming to the PS3 for $20. If you're starting from scratch, you may want to further bend the laws of time and space (and economics!) by picking up the Sam & Max: MAX Pack, featuring both "Beyond Time and Space" and "The Devil's Playhouse." If we were betting dogs and rabbity-things, we'd guess a final release of season one, Sam & Max Save the World, can't be too far behind. And then you're born. %Gallery-136829%
Telltale offering free Sam and Max chapter this Halloween weekend
It wouldn't be Halloween weekend if Telltale didn't offer a chapter of one of its adventure series for free -- well, we guess it still would be Halloween weekend, since ... that's how time works. Regardless, you can grab Sam and Max: Night of the Raving Dead this weekend for free.
Get all three seasons of Sam & Max for $50
First, you should know that Telltale has released the Sam & Max Complete Pack, which crams the first two seasons of the episodic Sam & Max series along with the currently 'airing' third season, The Devil's Playhouse, all into one package. The second thing you should know -- please, pay attention -- is that the Complete Pack is currently on sale for the ludicrously low price of $49.99, one heckuva deal considering the usual $95 price tag. If you've been looking for an excuse to dip your toes into the delightfully mad world of Sam & Max, this is it. Just do it quickly, because the sale ends June 2 at midnight PT. Mac users take note: only Seasons 2 and 3 are currently compatible with OS X. Telltale plans to port Season 1 "eventually," noting that its older code makes the porting process more difficult than the newer seasons. A Telltale purchase counts for both Windows and OS X versions, so Mac users will be able to download Season 1 free of charge once the port is finished.
X3F TV -- XBLA in Brief: Sam & Max Season 2, Axel & Pixel
We've got two click-em-ups up for grabs this week. One -- Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space -- is a buddy comedy fueled by crime, conversation and jokes, while the other -- Axel & Pixel -- is a puzzle solving affair rendered with bright colors and quirky animation. We're not sure what we did to deserve two point-and-click adventure games this week but, frankly, we're not going to look a gift horse in the mouth, especially considering these aren't gifts at all. No, they cost real money. 1600 in the case of Sam & Max, and 800 for Axel & Pixel. Download the trial version of Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space Download the trial version of Axel & Pixel [iTunes] Subscribe to X3F TV directly in iTunes. [Zune] Subscribe to the X3F TV directly. [RSS] Add the X3F TV feed to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically. [M4V] Download the M4V directly.
This Wednesday: Sam & Max & Axel & Pixel on XBLA
Xbox Live Arcade is heavy on the ampersands this week as both Axel & Pixel and the second season of Sam & Max (subtitled Beyond Time and Space, according to the ESRB) will be landing on Microsoft's download service. Both are games of the adventuring persuasion, requiring players to traverse the game world and solve puzzles, performing actions by pointing and / or clicking. Yes, you read that correctly, two adventure games in one week. It's like the 80s all over again. Axel & Pixel will set you back 800 ($10). Meanwhile, Sam & Max tops out at the most you should ever pay for a computer game. Also known as 1600 ($20). %Gallery-71001%
