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GOG.com celebrates Valentines with free Dungeon Keeper, up to 90% off games

GOG.com celebrates Valentines with free Dungeon Keeper, up to 90% off games

Feel your heart swell this Valentine's Day by surrounding it with gold, as impish minions carve out the very earth around it. GOG.com is running a special lovery dovey sale this weekend with up to 90% off games. They're giving Bullfrog's classic Dungeon Keeper away for free - the only actual free-to-play one in existence. They'll be running a promotion all weekend for games built for two.

GoG.com offering classic D&D bundle with sliding scale of savings

GoG.com offering classic D&D bundle with sliding scale of savings

Good Old Games (GOG.com) is offering an adjustable bundle sale of AD&D titles of up to 10 games including the classic Planescape: Torment and the Baldur's Gate titles. The sale will allow gamers to include as few as one game or as many as all 10 in the bundle. The number of games determines the amount saved: 40% off a single game through to 75% off if all 10 are in the bundle.

Modder works seven years to create a full Baldur's Gate mod for Neverwinter Nights 2

Modder works seven years to create a full Baldur's Gate mod for Neverwinter Nights 2

A modder named Drew Rechner has finished a seven year project - recreating the entirety of Baldur's Gate as a mod for Neverwinter Nights 2, calling it Baldur's Gate: Reloaded.

The hacking epidemic strikes Neverwinter Nights

The hacking epidemic strikes Neverwinter Nights

The latest victim in the hacking epidemic has struck Bioware this time, with the accounts of 18,000 users of the Neverwinter Nights forum being invaded. According to the developer, account names, email addresses, passwords, country and birth dates "may have been exposed". Fortunately, no credit card details were exposed and Bioware reassured users "we have never collected social security numbers."

Cryptic must "dramatically" improve

Cryptic must "dramatically" improve

Champions Online developer Cryptic Studios is helming a Neverwinter project, it's a D&D co-op game that features "no offline play" whatsoever. It needs to be of the "highest possible quality" and Cryptic admit they "had to improve" everything. In their MMOs "nothing was polished."

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