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What is Yakuza like a dragon? I’d that number 7? Huge savings I guess.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakuza_(franchise)

Oh! Turn-based. I’m guessing codex already reviewed this.
The series' name is Ryu Ga Gotoku, which means Like a Dragon. However it was sold as Yakuza in the west due to it being more descriptive of its content for people in the region. Now they've gone back to title them Like A Dragon for the west too.
 

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Codex Year of the Donut Serpent in the Staglands Dead State Divinity: Original Sin Project: Eternity Torment: Tides of Numenera Wasteland 2 Shadorwun: Hong Kong Divinity: Original Sin 2 A Beautifully Desolate Campaign Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire Pathfinder: Kingmaker Pathfinder: Wrath I'm very into cock and ball torture I helped put crap in Monomyth
https://af.gog.com/en/game/the_video_game_history_foundation_supporter_bundle?as=1649904300

The Video Game History Foundation Supporter Bundle is a special, time-limited bundle from which all proceeds go to game preservation initiatives. Your contribution to this noble cause ensures that the games, which have brought excitement, joy and countless memories to generations of gamers around the world, will be cherished for years to come.

The supporter bundle includes three great classics:

Wasteland 1: The Original Classic – The godfather of the modern post-apocalyptic cRPG. You are a Desert Ranger, one of a band of stalwart lawmen born from the remnants of a U.S. Army detachment who survived the nuclear holocaust by holing up in a maximum security prison.

The Last Express – As far as point-and-click adventures go, this murder-mystery title brings you one of the best stories you'll find out there! You are Robert Cath, and you must untangle a complex web of political intrigue, suspense, romance, and betrayal. Every move you make could bring you closer to the truth or your own demise. Bon voyage!

The Manhole: Masterpiece Edition – From the creators of Myst, comes a great journey full of humour, wonderful music and unforgettable moments. Prepare yourself for a grand adventure in the world of epic wonder and whimsical magic.

The Video Game History Foundation is a non-profit organization, with a team composed of veterans of the industry, that has made its mission to bring video game history back to life. Learn more about their mission and initiatives in our interview.
 

KeighnMcDeath

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Ya get ripped off buying that when atm,
$2.09 for Manhole
$3.11 for Wasteland
$5.99 for Last Express

In my case, I already own Wasteland. Regular price for all is $5.99.

But… it goes to a cause so….there is that.
The Video Game History Foundation Supporter Bundle is a special, time-limited bundle from which all proceeds go to game preservation initiatives. Your contribution to this noble cause ensures that the games, which have brought excitement, joy and countless memories to generations of gamers around the world, will be cherished for years to come.
 

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It's to support game preservation initiatives. Which I'm disillusioned with for multiple reasons, none of them related to game preservation itself.
 

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Lost Ruins some kind of side scrolling action game with a Japanese schoolgirl is now free on GOG for the next 72 hours

Also GOG added an interesting feature, they seem to have partnership with howlongtobeat and now mention approximately how many hours it takes to complete a game in every game's page

For example, Lost Ruins their giveaway

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TIL GOG installers just fucking delete the entire install folder even if it contains things that were not created by the installer and I lost one of my Stalker gamedata backups with a bunch of fine tuned mods because I wanted to remove an overhaul mod and reinstall.
:hero:
 

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TIL GOG installers just fucking delete the entire install folder even if it contains things that were not created by the installer and I lost one of my Stalker gamedata backups with a bunch of fine tuned mods because I wanted to remove an overhaul mod and reinstall.
:hero:

You didn't get a prompt?

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KeighnMcDeath

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Lost Ruins some kind of side scrolling action game with a Japanese schoolgirl is now free on GOG for the next 72 hours

Also GOG added an interesting feature, they seem to have partnership with howlongtobeat and now mention approximately how many hours it takes to complete a game in every game's page

For example, Lost Ruins their giveaway

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Some reviews:

You get to kill sexy monsters and you be can literally smashed to death by huge tits, with a nice sense of humor :)
The gameplay's actually alright but...
But the game is creepy as hell. As in, it makes you look creepy as hell, more than you probably deserve in a saner world, but in this one, you do NOT want to let your female co-workers know you played this; they'll start looking for ways to get you fired. Heck, you probably don't want anyone to know you bought this. I only did because it had a "basically okay" rating on Zero Punctuation. I would have dropped it down to two stars for creepiness, because figuring out what you're supposed to do can be really frustrating your first playthrough.
Yeah… playing an anime school girl getting smashed by huge tits would probably raise some eyebrows from your coworkers. And why the fuck are you gaming when you should be working?

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Yeah…. I’m sure your co-workers understand you just wanna enjoy a lil school girl getting smashed by monster titties. Work appropriate these days…. Mmmmm hmmm…
 
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Are any of these any good?
I can tell you one thing: Warbreeds is for RTS nostalgics only. It has some cool mechanics like being able to gather DNA from fallen enemies and mix them with your own to breed new troops, but there's a good reason why it's an obscure game. It's just not that good. I still got because it's one of the first demos I've ever played and it has a special place in my heart.
 

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Are any of these any good?
Phantasie is from what I've heard a classic series on the level of Ultima and Wizardry, it just got hit hard by time and the fact that the fourth game in the series was only released in Japanese despite not being a Japanese series.
Renegade is one I've had on my list of games to play for a long time, but I note that as far as space flight games go, everything outside of Elite, Wing Commander and Freespace has been forgotten and not necessarily for a good reason.
 

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Phantasie is from what I've heard a classic series on the level of Ultima and Wizardry, it just got hit hard by time and the fact that the fourth game in the series was only released in Japanese despite not being a Japanese series.
Unfortunately versions included in this package are inferior DOS and Apple II (for Phantasie II) ones.
 

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