4 Secret Flash-Giveaways at GOG.com

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  1. Omerta: City of Gangsters (4 DLCs included) - Giveaway over
  2. Still Life 2 - Giveaway over
  3. Torchlight - Giveaway over
  4. Alan Wake's American Nightmare - Giveaway over

 

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http://www.gog.com/

 

Scroll down and you'll find it for free

 

 

Hurry, hurry, hurry, it is only free for about another hour!

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Did they improve anything since the release? Because I have bad memories from it.

 

Well they released an expansion - so one has to think they fixed up problems and changed things since the release version.

 

One would think, I guess?

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just got it processed through says it has

 

4 DLC's included with the GOG download

 

 

  • Includes 4 DLC packages: The Bulgarian Colossus, Damsel in Distress, The Arms Industry, and The Con Artist.
  • Conquer a historically accurate Atlantic City with 20 unique districts featuring real-world landmarks in a story-driven campaign or sandbox freeplay game.
  • Strategic real-time gameplay for planning coups, expanding your territory, extorting the competition, and bribing the authorities.
  • Lead your henchmen into elaborately planned turn-based tactical combat as you pull off bank heists, robberies, street battles, and more.
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Did they improve anything since the release? Because I have bad memories from it.

 

Couldn't tell you, amigo. I just seen it was free so I grabbed it and posted the deal here.

 

Got already... from FB page post...

 

I'm very happy for you. Perhaps you could have posted the deal here for the rest of us to enjoy? :)

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I'm very happy for you. Perhaps you could have posted the deal here for the rest of us to enjoy? :)

 

The interval was too short.. LOL!!! Like I opened two sites after getting and when came here, there was already thread about it. :D

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Expected Games for giveaway (two were correct)

 

Alan Wake's American Nightmare
Banished
Omerta: City of Gangsters (4 DLCs Included)
Omerta: City of Gangsters Gold Edition
Omerta: City of Gangsters The Japanese Incentive DLC
Outlast: Whistleblower DLC
Still Life 2
Torchligh

 

Source: http://www.gog.com/forum/general/2014_drmfree_summer_sale/post2612

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Expected Games for giveaway (two were correct)

 

Source: http://www.gog.com/forum/general/2014_drmfree_summer_sale/post2612

 

Banished is far too new to giveaway, that's most likely a flash sale. Ditto with Outlast DLC.

 

Torchlight is a strong possibility, it's given away quite regularly. Alan Wake: AN could be the 4th.

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Banished is far too new to giveaway, that's most likely a flash sale. Ditto with Outlast DLC.

 

Torchlight is a strong possibility, it's given away quite regularly. Alan Wake: AN could be the 4th.

 

Free is always welcome... So whatever they giveaway, I don't mind.

 

EDIT: Next game is Torchlight for giveaway.

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Alan Waker American Nightmare is gonna be last free game on GOG, it will be free after a while, its in Coming Soon section right now.

 

You can confirm yourself by using Browser Developer Tool and see "Free" element in div of HTML.

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