GOG, Monolith and Games

Incredible Horror Shooter F.E.A.R. Just $1 As GOG Races To Save Monolith's Old Games
Following the news that Warner Bros is closing video game developer Monolith Productions, digital storefront GOG has stepped in and announced that one of the studio’s most beloved games, FEAR, will join the store’s preservation program.
GOG Users Can Get A Top Horror Game For Just A Dollar
In light of recent news, GOG users have a few days to purchase one of 2005's best horror games on PC for just under a dollar.
Classic Horror Game FEAR Rushed To GOG's Preservation Program After Monolith's Shutdown
GOG has announced that it is adding FEAR to its preservation program next month after the game's developer, Monolith Productions, was shut down yesterday. The version being added is the Platinum one, which includes the base game and both expansions. It's on sale right now on GOG for $1.
GOG Preservation Program expands to add 11 LEGO games
GOG's special Preservation Program, where they ensure games are kept up to date and continue working on modern systems, has expanded with 11 LEGO games now included. That's on top of the recent announcement about F.
11 classic Lego games have joined the GOG Preservation Program
GOG has added 11 classic Lego games to its ever-growing Preservation Program. The GOG Preservation Program is a venture announced last November which is designed to ensure that classic games remain playable on modern PCs forever, even after their developers have stopped supporting them.
GOG Adds Eleven LEGO Games To Its Game Preservation Program
As spotted by the folks over at Video Games Chronicle. GOG announced today that it would be adding 11 LEGO games to its Game Preservation Program. The Game Preservation Program, as mentioned above, aims to save games from the annals of time by supporting them and making sure that they remain playable on modern hardware.
FEAR Platinum joins GOG Preservation Program to "properly recognise Monolith's contributions to gaming"
The team at GOG stated it was initially planning on bringing FEAR Platinum - which along with the base game also includes both expansions - to the program at a later date, but due
GOG slashes classic horror FPS FEAR to $1 and speeds up its preservation program launch "to properly recognize Monolith's contributions to gaming" after shock closure by WB
GOG is taking steps to honor Wonder Woman and Shadow of Mordor developer Monolith Productions' legacy after the studio's shock closure this week, bringing the 2005 action-horror FPS FEAR to its game preservation program sooner than previously planned and slashing its price all the way down to $1 for a couple days.
Following Monolith's shock closure, GOG is offering 90% off its 2005 shooter FEAR and accelerating the game's preservation to recognise its doomed developer's 'cont…
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F.E.A.R. Added to GOG Preservation Program to "Recognize" Shuttered Dev
Following the closure of developer Monolith, GOG has added shooter F.E.A.R. to its Preservation Program ahead of schedule.
GOG revamps its “Dreamlist” feature to better pry old games out of publishers
The games GOG members picked out on what used to be called the Community Wishlist still have their votes, and they have been useful. It was often "the fuel for our actions," Karol Ascot Obrzut writes ...
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Simple GOG client for Linux, Minigalaxy v1.3.2 released with improved game installs
If you prefer to buy your games for Linux on GOG, there's a fresh update to Minigalaxy, the open source simple GOG client.
Dino Crisis 1 And 2 Get PC Ports As Fans Vote On Which Other Classic Games To Bring Back
Dino Crisis games are the latest PlayStation 1-era classics to get ported to PC with new enhancements. It’s part of an ongoing trend of old games that only ever came to the platform in CD-ROM format ...
With the loss of Shadow of Mordor dev Monolith Productions, I'm reminded how important DRM-free stores like GOG are for preserving games we love
With Warner Bros. shuttering Monolith Productions, I've got yet another sobering reminder of how important DRM-free stores ...