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General discussionHey GOG-folk, let's share our Weekend Playlists! + Bonus "Most spectacular bloodbath" discussion(80 posts)(80 posts)
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Posted October 14, 2016
Which games are keeping you company this weekend?



This weekend will be choke-full of Wang! Which means ridiculously gruesome action, impossible antics, and loooots of swagger. Remember any other gory games that tickled your fancy with their unapologetical bloodbaths and insane bodycounts? Were they extra-splattery? Did they make your shooting finger hurt? Was the amount of enemies equal to that of a small country? Whatever the reason, give us their names!


Surely you've got some gaming planned for this weekend, too. Go on, share your Weekend Playlist with us. It can include single-player games, multiplayer games, console exclusives, anything - we are not judging. In fact, we are sharing too!

Looking for some additional inspiration? The GOG.com releases of the week might help:

- You can gather up friends and slice-up the foul-smelling demon legions in <span class="bold">Shadow Warrior 2</span>.
- You can scratch your trigger itch, blasting away at psychedelic fiends in <span class="bold">GoNNER</span>.
- You can dive into the depths of madness as the intrepid yet most likely doomed <span class="bold">Zubmariner</span> of the Sunless Sea.
- You can help a girl banish her inner and outer demons in the action/adventure <span class="bold">Anima: Gate of Memories</span>.
- You can go down memory lane and thrown crates at some persistent thugs as <span class="bold">Titus the Fox</span>.
- You can eliminate swarms of alien pests in the now-procedurally-generated maps of <span class="bold">Infested Planet - Planetary Campaign</span>.


So, GOGamites, what are you playing this weekend?
Posted October 15, 2016
I'm pondering whether I should go through door 1, 2 or 6 in 999. I realized that only a limited number of people will be able to go through door 9. What's going to happen I don't know.

Also Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, which is a gem.
Posted October 15, 2016
The "most spectacular bloodbath" in a game I've played ?

Dead Island/Dying Light ... brutal weapons + a tonne of zombies = carnage.

Weekend playlist:

Sam & Max Save the World (Episode 3).

Euro Truck Simulator 2, American Truck Simulator ... gotta keep expanding my logistics empire.

Catching up with my racing games: WRC 5, Sebastien Loeb Rally, Automobilista, MotoGP 15, RaceRoom.

So lots of racing in the afternoons, with some Sam & Max and trucking in the evenings.
Post edited October 15, 2016 by Ricky_Bobby
Posted October 15, 2016
Shadow Warrior 2, Dragon Age: Origins and Overwatch, maybe I'll install The Witcher 3 again and mess around a bit.
Posted October 15, 2016
So little time so much to do...

Shadow Warrior 2 (It's AMAZING)
Endless Legend's new expansion hit, so some of that
Harvest Moon A New Beginning...cause...you know...
Posted October 15, 2016
PureSim 5 Baseball. I have 486 other games, but I'm glued to this right now...
Posted October 15, 2016
Shadow Warrior 2 with my co-op partner, very happy with it so far.

Titanfall with my competitive partner, preparing for next weekend's Wingman Last Titan Standing tournament.

MGSV:TPP just finished all missions. Thinking about S ranking them or hopping into the Online bit. Having a hard time quitting this game.
Post edited October 15, 2016 by R0B0LUT10N
Posted October 15, 2016
Can anyone from the GOG team pressure the Snowcastle Games guys some more and release Earthlock today? Because then I'd have something to play this weekend. Some of their backers are still waiting for a DRM-free key. :|
Posted October 15, 2016
Darkest Dungeon
Cube World
Might and Magic VIII
Minesweeper
Catacomb Abyss 3D
Post edited October 15, 2016 by LordEbu
Posted October 15, 2016
Deck Heros, Mage and Minions, Forge of Empires on Android.

By changing between these games, there is no need for buying anything at all.

I cannot win the fight against Pay to play (stamina or time restrictions) so I have to be more flexible, to circumvent this mechanism with patience. And playing 3 games in row, one after another.

But nonetheless, I hope the inventor of pay 2 play dies a horrible and slow death, because I fear these things will come to PC games, too. People already accept the pest of microtransactions in full price games, and this will be the next step of the endless greed.

Because you will never ever been able to buy a full games, with microtransactions or pay 2 play activated. The moment, they put pay 2 play into PC games, that is the moment I defintly stop buying new games, concentratiiong only on my backlog.
Post edited October 15, 2016 by mkess
Posted October 15, 2016
Infested Planet (playing the main game)
Colin McRae Rally Remastered (Steam, finished 27%)
Posted October 15, 2016
Warhammer 40K Chaos Gate, Blood, and for sheer scope and scale of death caused, Tex: Murphy Overseer.
Posted October 15, 2016
While not blood-bathy, I just made an Elementalist in Titan Quest and letting my pet run in and take aggro while I pitch off a firebomb and they all explode sky-high into the air...

Very satisfying.
Posted October 15, 2016
I've been bouncing back and forth between Subnautica and Osiris: New Dawn while listening to podcasts recently, but I've been debating the idea of starting another ng+ in Witcher 3 and finally getting around to the dlc which I somehow haven't played yet.
Posted October 15, 2016
The amswer to both is Bioshock. But I did watch a playthrough of the new Splatterhouse (love Jim Cummings) amd that was VERY Gory.
Posted October 16, 2016
My favorite bloodbath was in Geneforge 2.


Naturally, it wasn't gory at all, being an old-school low graphic RPG, but it was emotionally intense. The reason it was so nasty is because my character decided, essentially, to not join with any of the factions. However, I worked for one of the more villainous factions for most of the game, which required me to attack and destroy the other factions, which was heartwrenching in itself. However, right before the game ended, I finally betrayed the faction I had been working for- for purely personal reasons. After killing their leader, me and my army of summoned creatures had to slaughter our way out of the villain's throne room and fight our way out of the town, resulting in one of the most intense sequences I've ever played.

By the time I was done, every major power in the region was left broken and destroyed, the body count was extremely high, and I ended up getting a remarkably Good ending for my wicked deeds.
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