Dishonored and Wolfenstein take off the DRM and the entire Bethesda catalog appears with 75% sales
Bethesda already has numerous games from its own catalog and acquired in GOG, but only for games with more time such as Elder Scrolls until Oblivion, the original Fallplay saga of Interplay or the most classic id games. Now the company expands its catalog incorporating more current titles, without DRM, something that is celebrated with a significant reduction of the entire catalog.
The two star sales are undoubtedly for the new additions to the catalog of the digital store: Dishonored and the Wolfenstein reboot. Dishonored appears in its Complete Collection version, which includes the two main parts of the series and all the significant DLC, at a price of € 20.99, a 70% discount on the normal price it will have. Dishonored was GOTY in Meristation, in addition to other publications, and a magnificent example of that emerging gameplay that Arkane inherited from the legacy of Looking Glass. A game with a unique and special atmosphere, an aesthetic of its own and a game system that leaves the player free to be creative, without restricting it beyond the limitations of the powers we obtain. The complete pack with the entire series is a gem of the history of the game and deserves consideration.
Doom is one of the discounted games
Dishonored and Wolfenstein, the big stars
Wolfenstein appears in a pack called The Two Pack, formed by The New Order and its expansion, The Old Blood at a price reduced to 70% to leave it at € 9.09, a good opportunity to acquire a large FPS full of energy and interesting ideas that raise the original idea of the saga. Of course, you can also buy the games separately in both cases.
The sales extend to the entire set of games that Bethesda treasures in the service. Fallout 3 and New Vegas Ultimate Edition both appear at € 5.99. The unforgettable Morrowind GOTY Edition is € 4.49. Doom II and Final Doom together are offered at € 2.69, same price as The Ultimate Doom. And all the Quake are also at a discounted price, for those who like an old school frag.
Morrowind is an experience that every rolemaker should have
To finish off the offer, when you buy any of the Bethesda classics, we will automatically add the first two Elder Scrolls to the GOG library: Arena and Daggerfall. They have long been legal freeware, but it is still a good detail for those who did not know this fact.
The offer will last this week, until Sunday 23, so there is time to think about taking advantage of some of these offers.
