Torchlight Is Free On GOG; D&D Inspired RPGs Heavily Discounted

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Popular action RPG Torchlight is free on GOG.com for the next 48 hours, the site has announced. The promotion is part of GOG’s 2013 NoDRM Summer Sale, during which over 500 games will be on sale over the next 17 days.

 

Additionally, GOG.com will have more than 150 games discounted by up to 85% in daily deals running from now until July 5th.

 

Today’s daily bundle includes popular RPGs inspired by Dungeons & Dragons. That’s Planescape Torment, Baldur’s Gate 1 and 2, Icewind Dale, Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2, Demon Stone, Dragonshard and Temple of Elemental Evil for $21.10. Normally, these games together would cost $105.

 

Also available is Alan Wake and Alan Wake’s American Nightmare for $4.48.

 


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