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Beautiful Desolation available for free on GOG.com right now
Another game being given away for free on GOG.
I don't know a single thing about this one, outside of what is said on the store page there. I mean, the name seems vaguely familiar, but that's about it. And yet, I own this one on Steam already, as well. I certainly don't recall buying it, and it doesn't show up in my individual Steam purchase history.(Pre-post "EDIT")[1](/Pre-post "EDIT") Then my only guess was that it had come with one of the several Humble Bundle things I've bought over the years, but it didn't show up in any of that, either. Then, because this was a mystery and it bugged me, I checked some emails and found that it was, apparently, a game that I'd backed on Kickstarter years ago. I'd backed a previous game of theirs before that (and there was another game they released for free [which I also have yet to actually play, myself]), which I do recall doing, and I guess I hazily recall getting emails via that campaign about the new campaign, so I must've backed the newer game as well, which I guess makes a bit of sense given that it would've been back during the time when I was sort of backing shit helter-skelter (and, to be fair, this does sound like the type of thing I definitely would've been interested in backing), before I altogether lost all interest in Kickstarter and crowd-funding in general, for multiple reasons.
Anyway, to get back to the point, it's yet another game that's being given away for free on GOG.com.
(Pre-post "EDIT") [1] - Ah, it does show up on the "Licenses and product key activations" page in Steam, just not on the "Purchase History" page. Apparently I activated it on Steam on Feb 26, 2020. Kickstarter says the game was "successfully funded" on Feb 18 2017 (with an "Estimated Delivery" date of October 2019, so not nearly as offbase a prediction as some other KS projects), and it seems I pledged ($15, as I was apparently one of the "Early Bird" backers) at some point in the month or so prior to that. Yeah, I do now kinda sorta recall backing this, so... mystery solved, I guess? (/Pre-post "EDIT")
I don't know a single thing about this one, outside of what is said on the store page there. I mean, the name seems vaguely familiar, but that's about it. And yet, I own this one on Steam already, as well. I certainly don't recall buying it, and it doesn't show up in my individual Steam purchase history.(Pre-post "EDIT")[1](/Pre-post "EDIT") Then my only guess was that it had come with one of the several Humble Bundle things I've bought over the years, but it didn't show up in any of that, either. Then, because this was a mystery and it bugged me, I checked some emails and found that it was, apparently, a game that I'd backed on Kickstarter years ago. I'd backed a previous game of theirs before that (and there was another game they released for free [which I also have yet to actually play, myself]), which I do recall doing, and I guess I hazily recall getting emails via that campaign about the new campaign, so I must've backed the newer game as well, which I guess makes a bit of sense given that it would've been back during the time when I was sort of backing shit helter-skelter (and, to be fair, this does sound like the type of thing I definitely would've been interested in backing), before I altogether lost all interest in Kickstarter and crowd-funding in general, for multiple reasons.
Anyway, to get back to the point, it's yet another game that's being given away for free on GOG.com.
(Pre-post "EDIT") [1] - Ah, it does show up on the "Licenses and product key activations" page in Steam, just not on the "Purchase History" page. Apparently I activated it on Steam on Feb 26, 2020. Kickstarter says the game was "successfully funded" on Feb 18 2017 (with an "Estimated Delivery" date of October 2019, so not nearly as offbase a prediction as some other KS projects), and it seems I pledged ($15, as I was apparently one of the "Early Bird" backers) at some point in the month or so prior to that. Yeah, I do now kinda sorta recall backing this, so... mystery solved, I guess? (/Pre-post "EDIT")