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Games on GOG? (self.gaming)

submitted 1 year ago by plasticus to c/gaming

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Hello! I'm looking for any game recommendations on GOG -- especially anything that's on sale! Tell me about your favorite few games that you have on GOG, or maybe some gems in the rough out there. I've seen a few threads on Steam lately, so it feels appropriate to me to look for some love on one of the smaller game systems. I'll mention a couple of my favorites, but feel free to mention anything you like!

Rimworld - An alien-planet civilization sim kind of game. I've gotten many hours out of this one. And with some mods and DLC... oh man. I might be ashamed to see how many hours I've played it.

Northgard - I think you'd call this an RTS. Super rad, wish it was longer. I'll swing back around and re-play the whole campaign sometime. I just now noticed they have an expansion pack, so maybe I'll get that soon.

Sid Meier's Railroads - Railroad sim. Another one that I've dumped a ridiculous number of hours into.

Faster Than Light (FTL) - rogue-like spaceship game?! I don't know how to describe it, but I loved it.

I also recently picked up Starship Troopers: Terran Command and Graveyard Keeper, but haven't taken the time to play them, yet. I have Stardew Valley on GOG -- Not an all-time favorite, but definitely got my money's worth and had fun with it.

A few I've had my eye on but would love to hear outside opinions: Patron, Space Crew, Mars Base. They look interesting, and probably any little nudge would get me to buy and try.

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[–] Crotaro 1 points 1 year ago

It's a bit rough around the edges, but you (or someone else) might enjoy Genesis: Alpha One

You fly a space ship (well, mine usually look more like stations that can also move), across different life-infested solar systems. The main gimmick is that you build the station yourself out of different modules.

So when your scientists come back from planet surfaces, with some spores on their suits, you might find pockets of ewww hiding in the vents of the station you made yourself. You have/unlock multiple times ways to make sure that the infestation stays relatively isolated to, say, the landing bay. But even with those, you'll find yourself doing a lot of first-person vent-crawling to figure out where that disgusting crab-thing just came from.

Plus, it's a rogue-lite with some permanently unlockable progression. There are multiple player factions you can unlock and there's a NG+ mode, but I found myself not replaying it too much (even though my one played campaign was quite fun). Still, I sunk a good 16-20 hours into it, I think.