GOG.com announced today that Warner Bros is the newest addition to the GOG.com family of partners, enriching the DRM-free catalog with six new fan-favorite titles, five of which will be launched with a weeklong discount.
These new six titles are:
Mortal Kombat 1-3 Bundle
LEGO Batman (-50%)
LEGO Harry Potter Years 1-4 (-60%)
LEGO Harry Potter Years 5-7 (-60%)
F.E.A.R.: First Encounter Assault Recon – The Complete Trilogy (-50%)
Bastion (-60%)
Oleg Klapovsky, GOG.com’s VP of Business Development and Operations, said:
“We are very happy to see another of the gaming’s juggernauts venture into the DRM-free waters with us. Together with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, we are planning on more exciting releases, so stay tuned!”
The GOG.com catalog continues to expand thanks to today’s addition of six exciting titles from Warner Bros. Moreover, GOG.com promises to feature even more DRM-free titles in the future.
Have fun everyone!
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FEAR 1, the unrivaled master of first person shootouts. The weaponry and the stellar AI have no peer to this day. A shame really that producers drifted away from solid gameplay and instead start selling people trash like this Order 1866 or whatever is called, which is a series of cutscenes with QTE’s from time to time.
We went backwards. With FEAR they wanted us gamers to experience what it really feels to fights against a special forces unit. Now they want to show us how some people talk in a series of cutscenes.
It’s what the kids and ‘casual gamers’ want, so it’s what the devs churn out. If you like RPGs you’re in luck, Kickstarter keeps providing quality stuff. But if you prefer FPS you’re screwed.
Agreed!
FEAR is a very special game…a true masterpiece in the FPS genre!
Those people at GOG are doing god’s work.
*GOG’s
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The problem with the MK collection here is it’s the DOS ports which don’t have great joystick support because of limitations at the time… that being 4 button gravis pads and there wasn’t a way to hook up two at the time. Granted you could use keyboard emulation but the support in the arcade kollection was better.
The one thing I’ll hand to them is they released this on more than just Windows.
Also, the graphics where slightly degraded from the arcade. Still better than the 16-bit versions at the time. They had to reduce the colors to fit the VGA palette in these games and there’s some bugs introduced in general.