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Press release:

Warsaw, February 28 – GOG.com, the digital distribution store offering the best in the RPG genre, is holding something special for all fans of deep, narrative and engaging gameplay. Celebrating the release of the wildly anticipated Torment: Tides of Numenera, aside of taking advantage of a limited-time offer on InXile’s newest outing, you can grab a free game and buy some of the best isometric RPGs.

Torment: Tides of Numenera, the spiritual successor to RPG legend Planescape: Torment, is now available, DRM-free on GOG.com. You can choose from three different editions of the game, including the Immortal edition with a soundtrack, 5 novelas, a strategy guide, an artbook and more. GOG.com is also having an exclusive offer on Torment: Tides of Numenera – if you buy it within the next 48h, you will get a FREE copy of Lords of Xulima!

You can also fulfill your RPG needs with a free game. Eschalon: Book I is now totally FREE, with a 24-hour head-start on the giveaway at GOG.com! This old-school RPG is a challenging adventure set in an immense open-world, where you set up on a quest to discover who you really are. The other two entries in the series, Eschalon: Book II and III, also received a permanent price drop – on top of that, they are 60% off for the duration of the sale.

Yes, a sale on top of that, just to make this RPG-heavy announcement even more epic. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover or perhaps revisit several paragons of the isometric-RPG genre, like Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition (-66%) and its recent expansion Siege of Dragonspear (-15%), the revitalized Shadowrun series (up to 80% off), and Wasteland 2 Director’s Cut (-66%), among others.

So go on, get yourself some RPG goodness, taking Torment: Tides of Numenera for a spin, grabbing the free Eschalon: Book I, and upgrading your collection of DRM-free games during the RPG Sale that runs till March 5, 8:00 AM UTC.

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