GOG's Interplay Bundle is Pay-What-You-Want

GOG is taking a page out of Humble Indie Bundle's pay-what-you-want method for its Interplay pack. Old-school gamers looking to revisit the '90s can choose to pay what they want for access to old Interplay titles.

The tiered pricing is set out below:

Pay-what-you-want ($.99 minimum):

·        Conquest of the New World

·        M.A.X. + M.A.X. 2

·        Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business

·        Shattered Steel

·        Screamer

·        Evolva

·        Kingdom: The Far Reaches

·        VR Soccer '96

Pay Above the Average:

·        All of the above games

·        Freespace + Expansion

·        Giants: Citizen Kabuto

·        Descent 3 + Expansion

·        Stonekeep

·        Castles + Castles 2

·        Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader

·        Messiah

·        Battle Chess Special Edition

·        Die by the Sword + Expansion

·        Earthworm Jim 3D

·        F/A-18E Super Hornet

·        Invictus: In the Shadow of Olympus

Pay $34.99 or More:

·        All of the above games

·        Fallout

·        Fallout 2

·        Fallout: Tactics

·        Freespace 2

·        Descent + Descent 2

·        Redneck Rampage Collection

·        Sacrifice

·        Earthworm Jim 1 + 2

·        MDK

·        MDK 2

·        Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

·        Kingpin: Life of Crime

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  • echondo
    Just the Fallout games alone are $10 each...

    Damn good deal!
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  • Vestin
    No! The slider is but ONE method of adjusting the price... CLICKING on the displayed price is another. You may as well get the first 8 games for a single cent... if you want to. Just click on the 0.99 and change it to 0.01 ;P.
    Reply
  • frombehind
    they need to do this with modern titles... COD for 10 bucks - campaign only, 30 bucks MP only, 45 for both... and then maybe things like "triple exp foir a day" for 5 bucks, or wep attachemnt unlocks for 3 bucks, or weapon camo unlocks for 1 dollar.
    Reply
  • jhansonxi
    I surprised at how many of those I already own the originals of.
    Reply
  • blackmagnum
    How about searching for 'abandonware' on google?
    Reply
  • jhansonxi
    Some of these have open-source engine clones and ports. These support multiple platforms and probably improve graphics and network support.

    Redneck Rampage
    https://code.google.com/p/erampage

    Descent/Descent 2
    http://www.dxx-rebirth.com
    http://www.descent2.de
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  • myromance123
    Too bad theres stlll no Linux support by GOG. Made a couple of purchases from them in the past, but stopped now that I use Ubuntu almost full time.

    Interesting though that the current way to sell games digitally is through sales. If the future keeps up like this, I'll be a happy gamer.
    Reply
  • QEFX
    Freespace + Expansion + Freespace 2 is worth 34.99 alone. Forget "game of the year" it's "game of the decade".
    Reply
  • jake2447
    wort buying for freespace and freespace 2 ... make sure you check out the scp http://scp.indiegames.us/ and the many great mods http://www.hard-light.net/
    Reply
  • ojas
    jake2447wort buying for freespace and freespace 2 ... make sure you check out the scp http://scp.indiegames.us/ and the many great mods http://www.hard-light.net/qefxFreespace + Expansion + Freespace 2 is worth 34.99 alone. Forget "game of the year" it's "game of the decade".+1! :)
    Reply