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PayPalThe GOG Preservation Program expands once more and just in time for Halloween GOG now has Resident Evil HD REMASTER and Resident Evil 0.
Filling up the GOG store with more bundles they now have the Resident Evil Deluxe Origins Bundle, including Resident Evil HD REMASTER, Resident Evil 0, and all its DLCs, as well as Resident Evil Classic Bundle, including both the newcomers and the original Resident Evil Trilogy.
Pictured - Resident Evil HD REMASTER
GOG seems to be getting more good stuff lately like the release of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, along with Splinter Cell, Hitman and others entering the GOG Preservation Program.
Nice to see more options available for gamers, especially since most developers just default to Steam (which is not a surprise). Options are good though, as is competition between stores for us.
Be sure to check out our guide to get GOG games on Linux / SteamOS.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Last edited by mrdeathjr on 30 Oct 2025 at 1:04 pm UTC
I gave these a spin on the Steam Deck so I'll give you a heads up, VSync messed up cutscenes so I turned it off and used the regular framerate cap, and I also got the FPS Fix for 0 that's listed on the pcgamingwiki to get it to stick to 60FPS, though you can also just play at 30 if you want, this will require a DLL override. These issues seem common for the port overall though, so no specific Linux issues as far as my about half an hour of initial play is concerned.
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