It’s summer time and PC gamers around the world are about to get some of the best deals in gaming. Usually this would be an announcement that Steam is having their Summer Sale but the GOG Summer Sale has struck first and it’s a good one so PREPARE YOUR WALLETS!
The sales on GOG are coming fast, how fast, just reading this you probably already missed out on 6 games, I know, crazy right? The games look like they are going for up to 80% off and by scrolling down on the GOG main page you can see upcoming deals with new ones popping up every hour the GOG Summer Sale is going to a F5 class refresh event! For those wondering these are DRM free games and do not come with a Steam Key.
Source Link: http://www.gog.com
PRESS RELEASE
GOG.com Summer Sale 2014 Launches With Giveaways, Flash Deals, Daily Bundles, and 700+ Games at Least 50% Off.
The DRM-free retailer set to deliver daily multiple game bundles and more than 200 flash deals, all up to 90% off, featuring all-time favorite gaming classics and sensational indie titles; and loads of surprise flash giveaways. The GOG.com Summer Sale kicks off today.
With rising temperatures and increasing risk of sunstroke, GOG.com have decided to give gamers a reason to rest in the shade for a while: It’s time for the 2014 DRM-Free Summer Sale! Offering a variety of lightning-fast deals for games like Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure, Don’t Starve, and Wizardry 8; as well as daily bundles on Ubisoft classics, Hasbro Dungeons and Dragons RPGs, Bullfrog classic titles, adventure games of all ages, and so much more. They’ll even have more than a few giveaways sprinkled into the mix for good measure. On the first day gamers can take advantage of fantastic deals on titles like Kentucky Route Zero, Divinity: Dragon Commander, and Luftrausers.
With a flood of rapidly-changing deals gamers will need to check back often. Make sure you don’t miss out on the best that GOG.com Summer Sale 2014has to offer!
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About GOG.com
GOG.com is a store that sells DRM-free games for download. With more than 700 games in its catalog and 150+ partners, they have games from every big studio you’ve ever heard of—Electronic Arts, Activision, Ubisoft, Square-Enix—and games from indie studios that produce brilliant games in obscurity. Formerly known as Good Old Games, GOG.com has games from as far back as 1981 and as recently as yesterday. With the best games in history for PC and Mac, GOG.com has grown to be the #2 independent digital distributor on the ‘Net.
