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GOG Connect offers will be time limited but once claimed games are yours, DRM-free, forever.
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GOG Connect offers will be time limited but once claimed games are yours, DRM-free, forever.
Done. Always nice to have other options. Its warning currently that service is over subscribed so it'll take a few days to complete...
Same here, I do like Galaxy its a nice client.
A nice idea that I'm happy to see someone is brave enough to implement. Not entirely happy with the apparent timed "exclusive" side of it, but I guess there does have to be some benefit to them, and for a free DRM-free copy of the game, probably a worthwhile trade off. I just know I probably won't pay enough attention and will miss some games.
And done! Quicker than I thought - no email to say it was done however so keep checking back. Had 10 of the 20 games available which is surprising...
On the topic of free games the latest On The House offering from Origin/EA is action-RPG game Nox.
Also they are giving away the Battlefield Hardline Getaway expansion right now.
I received an email receipt as if I had purchased the games, listing them all as free almost immediately after doing so, so you might have missed that somewhere or they're just under heavy load.Quote:
Originally Posted by cheesemp
YOUR ACCOUNTS ARE BEING CONNECTED
Due to exceedingly high demand this may take up to several days, please check back later. Thank you for your patience.
Will have a look at this tonight - makes me wonder what they are hoping to achieve - more potential customers or just insights in to what people own on Steam?
Seems like a generous offer for nothing in return
I haven't bought anything from GOG, but the other half has. Haven't seen GOG Galaxy before, maybe they're promoting this? I log into Steam, (voice) chat and play games with friends, and the store is there attached.
This is great, thanks!
I did get the email after I revisited the page and selected the games it found following the account connection. I don't think I'd have seen anything when the connection finished though - just the selection/'purchase' part.Quote:
Originally Posted by jag272
Well all I got was FTL (I have a fairly huge steam library too), and I'm fairly sure I got that DRM free with a Humble Bundle a few years ago.
I haven't really looked at GOG before, but considering the types of games they sell, they seem fairly expensive from what I saw yesterday.