GOG's Weekly Sale Features Old School X-Com, Civilization, and More

Up to 75% off.

Article by Jamie Wallace, Commerce Editor

10 October 2017

Month after month, GOG.com has managed to keep its promise to deliver a brand new set of price cuts each and every week this year. The one thing that might be better than DRM-free games is DRM-free games that cost you less than the price of a Starbucks latte.

This week, the focus is on some of 2K's classic franchises and the more legendary hits of the 90s. That means a handful of the earlier Sid Meier titles including Civilization III, Sid Meier's Railroads and—my personal favorite—Sid Meier's Pirates!

Of course, I'd be remiss not to mention the complete set of original X-Com titles on offer here, each for dirt cheap. If you're an X-Com fan and have never tried Terror From The Deep, let me just tell you - it's a must own.

Also featured here are both of Irrational Games' Freedom Force titles, a top-down superhero strategy series from Ken Levine, creator of Bioshock. Those games are a little like Watchmen meets Saturday morning cartoons.

Some highlights:

Sid Meier's Pirates! for $2.49 / £1.99 / €2.19
Sid Meier's Civilization III Complete for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
Sid Meier's Railroads! for $2.49 / £1.99 / €2.19
Freedom Force for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
Freedom Force vs. the 3rd Reich for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
Army Men RTS for $2.99 / £2.39 / €2.69
X-Com: Terror from the Deep for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
X-Com: Apocalypse for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
X-Com UFO Defense for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
X-Com Interceptor for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
X-Com Enforcer for $1.49 / £1.19 / €1.29
Hidden and Dangerous 2: Courage Under Fire for $4.99 / £3.89 / €4.49

Up to 75% off the GOG Weekly Sale

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Jamie Wallace

Commerce Editor

Jamie is the Commerce Editor for Gamer Network and can usually be found writing about games, tech and his belief that there were never enough Jet Set Radios.