Free System Shock 2 from GOG.com. On the proviso that you download it through their Galaxy client (to help them stress-test), get this classic game absolutely free.
Utterly terrifying. The noise of a chimpanzee still brings me out in a cold sweat.
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UberPark
8 Jun 16#1
this got hot for 99p last time! great find unfortunately i already have this
LagunaLoire
8 Jun 16#2
Beat me to it mate! HEAT :smiley:
biffothebear
8 Jun 162#3
Classic game - there are some good texture upgrade mods out there too!
jdbigguy
8 Jun 161#4
I didn't know that. I do now. Thanks.
amour3k
8 Jun 16#5
"Utterly terrifying. The noise of a chimpanzee still brings me out in a cold sweat."
I'm assuming the 'System Shock' naming convention wasn't totally in vein then ..... lol. :-)
flimbo73
8 Jun 16#6
Nice one. Thanks! :laughing:
Mark43
8 Jun 161#7
Claimed, thanks OP. Bought it about a year ago on steam, wonder if I'll ever get around to playing it.
Not sure about this bit "On the proviso that you download it through their Galaxy client", I seem to have the option to download without the client. Though I'd use the client anyway as I like it.
amour3k
8 Jun 16#8
I'm pretty sure that that proviso was stipulated there to maintain its freeness, and only to maintain its freeness!.
Other than that there's then a cost involved (if its derived via a different source, etc?).
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Utterly terrifying. The noise of a chimpanzee still brings me out in a cold sweat.
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I'm assuming the 'System Shock' naming convention wasn't totally in vein then ..... lol. :-)
Not sure about this bit "On the proviso that you download it through their Galaxy client", I seem to have the option to download without the client. Though I'd use the client anyway as I like it.
Other than that there's then a cost involved (if its derived via a different source, etc?).
That's my understanding of it anyway. :-)