The horror game SOMA, developed by Frictional Games, is now available for free on GOG, and it will stay so for a couple more days.
SOMA will be available for free on GOG until December 30th, 11:00 AM UTC. The game is a very good horror title, so make sure to take advantage of this deal if you're a fan of the genre and need something new to play before the end of the year.
More deals have also been added to the GOG Winter Sale, including deals on Bethesda Games and more.
The Winter Sale is now +2000 deals strong, with some tasty additions from Bethesda Softworks, SNK, tinybuild and more! Check out the discounts on No Man’s Sky (-50%), Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition (-50%), Graveyard Keeper (-30%), Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition (-50%), The King of Fighters ‘98 Ultimate Match Final Edition (-75%), and way more.
Daily deals from the previous days are also available again.
With slightly smaller discounts, but you can still save some bucks on things like Thimbleweed Park (-40%), Hyper Light Drifter (-60%), Phantom Doctrine Deluxe Edition (-40%), Death’s Gambit (-40%), The Curse of Monkey Island (-25%), Wizard of Legend (-25%), Tacoma (-75%), STAR WARS: Knights of the Old Republic (-65%) and more.
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