What…what the hell?
On further research, I had no idea CD Projekt Red sold GoG Games. CD Projekt sold GOG to its original co-founder, Michał Kiciński, in December 2025 for approximately $25.2 million. Did they go full Nazi after that or were they always suspect?
Either way, I’m downloading what I bought over the years and closing my account. No way I want to be anywhere near anything associated with Nazis.
Update: Downloaded my games, closed my account.
Gotta keep it alive since Netflix is actively trying to kill it.
Joking aside, great to see a game like this get new content.
Windrose but I’m hitting the “this got repetitive fast” stage and am starting to return to my classic RPGs. I’ve fired up an oldie but a goodie from the glory days of Bioware - Dragon Age: Origins. Dark high fantasy RPG. Absolutely loved it when it came out and I’m revisiting it. Its a little wonky compared to similar contemporary games like BG3 but oh so much fun.
“Enchantment? Enchantment!”
Dropped KCD II after they replaced localization translators with AI.
Back to BG 3!
Honey? New Caesar III just dropped. And we don’t talk about Caesar IV in this household.
Valheim again. I need some calm meadows music.
Foxhole, the Airborne update has been fun. I alsonreturned to Valheim just to do chill builds.
BG3 done? Time for a new play thorough /u/Chloyster
I’m in 15th century Bohemia, galavanting the countryside and getting into trouble as Henry of Skalitz.
KCD2. I also just finished KCD1.
I tried it in BG3 and just nopped out. I just can’t do it. Neutral at worst for me.
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The epilogue is actually pretty damn good. Highly recommended.
I’ve been playing Soulmask and enjoying it, but I need a break as the building in that game leaves a lot to be desired. So I’m returning to Baldur’s Gate 3. I can never bring myself to play Durge or evil aligned characters, but I’m going to try a class and character I’ve never considered and see how it goes.
Manor Lords. Its got some annoying bugs in this EA version, but the developer should be really happy. Enjoying what is in front of me. Its beautiful, mind boggling at times, and fun.
So many story telling memories. ME is still a treasure to me despite its challenges and missteps. ME2 is among my favorite game of all time, right behind Dragon Age: Origins.
But ME3 has a scene that was so well executed that I don’t think anything has ever topped it, for me, in video gaming storytelling. From his decision to rectify what he now believes is a past wrong, do it alone, to his final remark about seashells.
It, to me, is extremely emotional and in the best way that a good story can be.
Dragon Age: Origins
What a great game and great memories for me. I remember, as a kid, building this huge coastal city and putting signs down to buildings I thought my grandmother would like and showing her. She loved architecture so it was always a nice experience for me.
Enshrouded and Valheim.
I want to go on an OG RPG run with KOTOR, KOTOR 2(I admit, never played 2), then DA:Origins. But I need time to loose since I get too lost in the story.
Except the Fade in DA:O. Skip the Fade mod all day every day.
No Man’s Sky is still, in my opinion, trying to make up for what it was on release. It’s a great game now. Not my jam as I find it far too expansive for my tastes, but I can’t knock it for what it is today. I think it’s a work of art and the seamless planet travel is pretty damn cool.
I tried that return to moria game and it wasn’t my style. Felt a little janky, but amazing concept.
I fired up Valheim again and decided to close my eyes, delete my old worlds, and just go for a new solo experience. Having fun.
Never played GW or GW2. Maybe I’ll hop onto this just for something new.