Zoo
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Literally every time when it is on sale.Maybe Horizon did well for GOG standards. I recall seeing it on the best selling list a number of times.
Literally every time when it is on sale.Maybe Horizon did well for GOG standards. I recall seeing it on the best selling list a number of times.
Fair enough. I think the release order is no surprise. Horizon is indeed very successful. Not a good a good game though. I like even Uncharted games much more, they can be somewhat fun for a short popamole shooter, but Horizon is long, and I prefer proper RPGs or strategy games for such a game time over shallow modern AAA nonsenses.It is not a suprise, Days Gone was the second "great" Sony exclusive on Steam, God of War was the third, but Uncharted Legacy Collection was only the fifth, it released after Spider-Man.The Whisperer some first person horror adventure I have never heard of is now free for the next 48 hours on GOG's main page
Soynification of GOG getting stronker
https://af.gog.com/en/game/god_of_war?as=1649904300
https://af.gog.com/en/game/uncharted_legacy_of_thieves_collection?as=1649904300
Interesting that Sony decided to add some games to GOG after such a long time, they had Horizon Zero Dawn there but nothing else and now Days Gone is available and God Of War and Uncharted are next. I wonder if The Last of Us and the Spider Man games will follow soon or are they going to take a couple years to have them DRM free
It was a surprise in a sense that they released Horizon on GOG a few months after Steam and then it seems they stopped caring about GOG and after they released the next few gams on Steam they waited 1-2 years to put them on GOG
It's like they stopped caring and then one day they went," oh wait,GOG exists too,why don't we put some of our other games for sale there too"
it is, but is basically just thisNice! Let's hope it's a good remaster.
If Sony continues bringing its PC ports to GOG, the next titles could be Sackboy: A Big Adventure, Returnal, The Last of Us Part 1, and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. Horizon Forbidden West is coming to Steam and Epic next year, and likely GOG sometime later.
If they had one they wouldn't be able to sell games.Does GOG have a policy about data gathering in games? I'd finally give one, maybe two, of those Sony games a shot if they weren't such Orwellian nightmares.
Read Sony's privacy policy and tell me the data they gather is about game improvement:They could sell good old games without spyware just fine. Putting telemetry into everything is a relatively recent fad and even then no dev is going to care about that data once the game is no longer being updated.
They most likely check legal requirements from all territories where they sell their games - and apply most stringent ones - GDPR (EU) and CCPA (State of California).Does GOG have a policy about data gathering in games? I'd finally give one, maybe two, of those Sony games a shot if they weren't such Orwellian nightmares.
Most companies that collect data do embarrassingly little with it, often because they don't have enough people who know how to leverage that data. PlayStation isn't all that different. I'm pretty sure the store on the PS5 didn't have any recommendations until recently, and even basic recommenders are some of the easiest "give me money" moves an online retailer can do.Read Sony's privacy policy and tell me the data they gather is about game improvement:They could sell good old games without spyware just fine. Putting telemetry into everything is a relatively recent fad and even then no dev is going to care about that data once the game is no longer being updated.
https://www.playstation.com/en-us/legal/privacy-policy/
Dude, companies collect data because data is in itself a form of currency.Most companies that collect data do embarrassingly little with it, often because they don't have enough people who know how to leverage that data. PlayStation isn't all that different. I'm pretty sure the store on the PS5 didn't have any recommendations until recently, and even basic recommenders are some of the easiest "give me money" moves an online retailer can do.Read Sony's privacy policy and tell me the data they gather is about game improvement:They could sell good old games without spyware just fine. Putting telemetry into everything is a relatively recent fad and even then no dev is going to care about that data once the game is no longer being updated.
https://www.playstation.com/en-us/legal/privacy-policy/
I mean, there's no games to recommend on the PS5, but the principle stands.
You really gotta doublecheck everything.I was looking at current discounts and at first the site didn’t register I owned Starcrawlers but then did. So, I wondered if Chimera was discounted and it is NOT. Then I see “Still in Development!” How many games released are “still in development?” Is there a list on GOG or STEAM of “still in dev” games? I wonder what the longest time frame a game is still in this development phase?
Oh fuck, do I still wait for patches this time around?
When in doubt, wait for patches.Oh fuck, do I still wait for patches this time around?