GOG.com, or Good Old Games, the digital distribution site with DRM-free PC classics, today opened its doors to the public as it moved into its Open Beta phase after a highly successful Early Access Beta that saw tens of thousands of gamers satisfy their deepest desires… for classic PC games, you sicko! Additionally, GOG.com announced that two new companies have taken up arms in the battle to bring classic PC games at low prices to the masses. GOG.com Open Beta Embarks New Companies Climb AboardĮveryone Now Able to Buy Value-Packed and DRM-Free Classic PC Games

The site is, of course, over here, and there's a press release fulla factoids below. The prices remain delightful: $5.99 or $9.99, which is practically nothing. Still no Planescape: Torment though, sadly :( Oddly, Strategy First have also thrown the first Sacred in there, which is actually quite a new game by GoG's standards. The former most notably brings Jagged Alliance, and the latter the original Gothic. The beculted likes of Fallout, Sacrifice and Hostile Waters remain the headliners, but opening day brings with it some new sign-ups: publishers Strategy First and Piranha Bytes. It's no longer a closed beta, but an open beta - by which it presumably means 'actually launched but 'beta' sounds cooler'.

– Release Name (Crack by): Jagged.Alliance.2.Classic.At last - Good Old Games, the lovely, cheapie, DRM-free (DON'T SAY A BLOODY BORING WORD ABOUT BLOODY BORING DRM) download service specifically dedicated to olde worlde classics of PC gaming - and often out of print ones at that - has finally thrown open its doors to the whole wide world.

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