GOG are really stretching out the announcements for their 17th anniversary, with a second helping of classic games now in the GOG Preservation Program. They only just announced a few titles a day ago and now they're back with even more.
Being in the GOG Preservation Program means they will keep them working and up to date for modern systems. While they mean Windows, you'll be able to play them on Linux systems with the help of Wine / Proton. A bunch of the new additions are also on sale.
Pictured - Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight
Here's all that's new:
Star Control III - 60% off
Sid Meier’s Covert Action - 75% off
Links: The Challenge of Golf - 50% off
Zany Golf - 60% off
Risky Woods - 65% off
Countdown - 50% off
Links 386 Pro - 50% off
VR Soccer '96 - 20% off
Monster Bash - 83% off
Freddy Pharkas: Frontier Pharmacist - 40% off
Wacky Wheels - 80% off
MegaRace 1+2 - 70% off
World Rally Fever: Born on the Road - 80% off
Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold - 72% off
Blake Stone: Planet Strike - 72% off
Eradicator - 80% off
Head over to the GOG store to see everything.
Be sure to also check out the official GamingOnLinux Guide to get GOG games on Linux.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Amiga version of Moonstone is far superior, not even a competition.
Yeah, that's a statement that can be said about almost every game in that time period. I remember seeing Lemmings the first time on an x86 PC after playing it for years on my A500 and being amazed at how much worse it was.
https://bibendovsky.github.io/bstone/ [External Link]
I didn't know there was a PC Dos version... The Amiga version is probably still better though :)
Not to mention Freddy Pharkas is also supported by ScummVM. Fun game, but I can't see what makes it a priority.
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