A number of larger and smaller companies are gradually joining the fight against the coronavirus, and although many of them cannot offer extensive financial or material assistance, they are at least trying to encourage their supporters and offer, for example, free services or various advantageous packages. Prim in this regard is mainly played by game companies, which give away games for free and try to keep fans at home during the quarantine. The GOG platform is no exception, which has come up with an offer for both Mac and PC, which is definitely not rejected.
If you're familiar with the old-school gaming platform Good Old Games, which prides itself on DRM-free access and a relatively transparent offer, you've surely already come across all sorts of bargains and irresistible offers on older and newer titles that you wouldn't find anywhere else. The developers of GOG mainly focus on indie titles and good old games, which do not get tired easily and even today offer entertainment for many tens of hours. However, in times of need and during quarantine, many players resort to Steam, which breaks one record after another, and other major platforms that have come out with various promotions and discounts. But GOG doesn't want to be too far behind and has prepared a plethora of free games for fans to add to their library until March 30.
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While studio Epic Games usually comes up with 2 to 3 free games a week, and on Steam similar events are managed by individual developers, GOG has pulled out 27 free titles. These include both old-school games, such as several parts of the Ultima series and the legendary Tyrian 2000 or Stargunner, as well as newer games such as CAYNE, the Witcher card game Gwent or Overload. So there is definitely plenty to choose from and everyone will find something for themselves. However, the generous offer will only last a week, so we recommend heading to official site and choose from a plethora of titles. Just install the client and add any game to your library. Will you embark on a long, dangerous journey into virtual worlds during quarantine?
