GOG.com has long since cast away it’s “good old games” moniker, becoming a one-stop shop for great games new and old. But why pay full price for said games when there’s a crazy neat sale going on?
Unlike most sales where prices are lowered for a set amount of time, the Insomnia Sale put a select number of copies of a certain game at a ridiculously discounted price. Once they sell out, that deal is gone for good and the next deal starts. And sometimes – just sometimes – the deal will drop the price of a game to free.
You’re going to want to keep this URL open in your browser and keep clicking refresh until the deal ends… which won’t be until they run out of the sale’s allotted stock.
I guess it’s time to put on a pot of coffee. You’re going to be here awhile.
GOG.com has long since cast away it’s “good old games” moniker, becoming a one-stop shop for great games new and old. But why pay full price for said games when there’s a crazy neat sale going on?
Unlike most sales where prices are lowered for a set amount of time, the Insomnia Sale put a select number of copies of a certain game at a ridiculously discounted price. Once they sell out, that deal is gone for good and the next deal starts. And sometimes – just sometimes – the deal will drop the price of a game to free.
You’re going to want to keep this URL open in your browser and keep clicking refresh until the deal ends… which won’t be until they run out of the sale’s allotted stock.
I guess it’s time to put on a pot of coffee. You’re going to be here awhile.
