In response to the pricing question

We have decided to respond to the question of game pricing that has been brought up here a few times. Tomorrow is May the 8th, which happens to be my birthday, and I’ve decided it will be sale day at LGP.

We will be setting the price of everything (except X3 special edition) to £9 for a 24 hour period. This will last from midnight to midnight UK time.

To be honest, this isn’t going to become a regular thing, it may be the only time it will happen, so enjoy it while it lasts!

  • Share/Bookmark

Tags: , ,

86 Responses to “In response to the pricing question”

  1. HZF says:

    Does this imply purchases have to be made through LGP only or, say, TuxGames will do, too?

    • The sale is LGP only, but resellers have access to appropriate sale prices, so you can expect the sale to impact resellers for weeks to come, if they choose to pass on the savings to their customers.

      • HZF says:

        Hi Michael, forgot to wish you a happy birthday!

        I think it would be interesting, either as a summary or as a way to quench everyone’s thirst for figures and numbers, to run a comparison table between the normal sale days and the 24 hour sale with low price tags, see how it all panned out for LGP. You said it would not benefit LGP, that we already know for sure, but how about you tell us in a more elaborate post how positively different an experience this turned out to be? I think we’d all like to read your insight on this. :-)

        • We aren’t going to comment quite just yet about the result, as the day of the sale is really only part of the picture.

          We need to look at the sales levels in coming weeks, and take this into account before we decide exactly how we will proceed.

          I will say that we had more orders than usual, and the day was more profitable than a usual day, but on the other hand, we need to know how much of it was a one-off and how much of it was sustained buying potential before we can say for sure how lower prices would affect the business.

  2. Max says:

    I kind of feel fucked with, i bought Sacred, Knights and Merchants and both Ankhs just two days ago with tuxgames.com

    Guess i chose the worst time ever to buy those games….
    Witht he price cuts on Sacred and Knights and Merchants i could have easily payed for both Ankhs as well.

    And this is the third time I’m writing this. The first time i pressed submit without entering the code and the second time i hit my 4th mouse button and went back to the previous page…

    BTW. does this offer also apply to preorders? Because then i might actually preorder Shadowgrounds.
    And maybe also Bandits, but I’ve heard that Bandits is extremely boring, monotone and lacking in diversity.

  3. Lysius says:

    Seems like the ideal opportunity to get Ballistics.

    BTW: How much does shipping to germany cost?

    • Max says:

      About 5 bucks, the more you order the cheaper it gets.

      Hm, great, so i payed the friggin expensive price some days ago when i could have gotten it cheap, just by waiting…
      But i wanted to buy that stuff for quite a while and finally managed to get that money aside… well, i kind of feel slapped in the face, hah.
      Wow, I think I can’t remember another time in my life at which I made such a bad deal.

      Also i discovered that the players playing Sacred Online, when you meet one, which is very rare, you barely meet em, i just met one yet and only because i had my server running in the background and saw when he connected, well, these player are strange, i greeted one and he did not respond, just walked around and then left after like 5 minutes.
      I think that he cheated, since he did way too much damage and attacked at a rate which was way higher than normal. So i went to the server menu and disabled cheats for him, then he left.

      I really can’t wait till you finally announce that “secret” title you are currently porting, the one that has multiplayer capabilities.

      Well, buying the expensive games has one upside i guess, I won’t have to feel bad in case LGP goes bankrupt due to selling their games for 9.99. :P

      I could still get crappy games like Mahjong or Candy Cruncher, but i have no real intention to get those.
      I actually thought about ordering another copy of X3 just to support the business of LGP, a while back, but since it’s available for 9.99 now, i might actually order one to give it away as a present. The thing is, that i don’t know any linux gamers i could acutally give it to. These maniacs all use Vista, some even use the new Windows 7 Release Candidate.

      I think i could actually order Postal 2 to take at least some advantage of this offer.
      I already own Postal 2 so I did not order it yet, but having a boxed version would be nice I guess.

  4. Nick says:

    Happy Birthday!

    Seems odd to be giving us the present when it is your birthday though.

    Not that I’m complaining.

  5. Bjoern Michaelsen says:

    Hi there,
    great news! I considering to take advantage of this special offer. However, the announcement on your webpage (and on happypenguin) seems to be misleading, if you are offer covers all games except X3:Special. The announcement says “9 pounds for every standard edition game”. Does that cover games like “Sacred: Gold Edition” and “Majesty: Gold Edition”?

    Best Regards,

    Bjoern

  6. Max says:

    The special edition would have been the only thing i still could have used except for a boxed version of Postal 2. :(

    And it’s not the birthday yet, you’ll have to wait 2.45h till you can congratulate.

    Now do you care to tell me what’s that “secret” port, as kind of a “reparation payment”? :P

  7. Max says:

    Can you at least give an accurate timeframe for that?
    I’m checking the LGP site almost every day for any news. :/
    Or at least something like “Summer” “Autumn” or “Winter”.

    And are there any negotiations yet, concerning X3 Terran Conflict?
    And cheers for bringing us X3 Reunion, such a great feeling to play it on Linux.
    Only ones missing in my Linux X collection are X Beyond the Frontier, X-Tension and X3 Terran Conflict. :P

    And the new game better be a game i like. :P
    And is there actually still any work done on Bandits?
    The last review for it I read did not really want me make to buy such a title.

    I’d love to see Dungeon Siege 1 being ported since it is definately one of the best games ever.
    But, haha, the day Microsoft agrees to a Linux port of one of their games, it’s probably also gonna snow in the Sahara.

    I’d also appreciate seeing the game “Startopia” being ported. It’s a very diverse “economy simulation” or however you call it. well, it’s all about building a space station for aliens, there is a industrial deck, a pleasure deck and a biosphere where your aliens plant all kinds of different plants according to the environmental parameters you created there. You can also harvest those plants.
    It’s one of the few games of that kind that entertained me for ages.
    It has great gameplay, great humor and so on.

    I really appreciate the quality of LGP ports which is very high compared to old ports like the tribsoft Jagged Alliance 2 port which is bugged to hell or even ports like Ankh or Ankh two which are also extremely bugged.
    Except for 1 clipping bug in X3 which has nothing at all to do with porting, i have not encountered a single bug in any of the games ported by you guys.
    Haha, that clipping bug was actually pretty fun, i flew my discoverer through some kind of Tube at a station and all of a sudden i was inside the mesh….

    • The timescale is at least 3 months, hopefuly less than 6, I cannot be more specific than that.

      We’ve looked at startopia, nonstarter Im afraid.

      Im glad you find our ports high quality tho, we really do try and go the extra mile. Thanks!

    • For Jagged Alliance I’d highly recommend the Stracciatella port which is at tron.homeunix.org/ja2 (and the old site ja2.dragonriders.de is no longer being updated).

      Anyway, just bought four games so a very happy birthday Michael. Feel like I’m celebrating with you. You can leave packing mine until next week! ;-)

  8. RK says:

    Man, I REALLY hope I haven’t forgotten about this by tomorrow… :x

    • RK says:

      Wheee! There’s nothing quite like spending money when you really shouldn’t be!
      Darn game demos just make you want more. Spent twice as much as I planned to. Probably would never have even bothered trying Postal 2 or Cold War were it not for this.

      So happy birthday Mr. Simms, and I hope you have many more. Preferably every couple of months or so! ;D

  9. Max says:

    Happy Birthday Michael!

    Now I’ll try to figure whether to buy Jets’n'Guns and Postal 2 or not.
    Sure, Jets’n'Guns style games were nice in the 80s, but nowadays?
    On the other hand it still comes in handy as a little “break filler”, when you don’t have enough time to start a real game.
    And well made sidescroll shooters can be pretty challenging.

    • Max says:

      Are you still messing around with the order system? Because I put 5 items in the basket, then i decided that i did not want to pay that much, i wanted to pay around 50.
      So i dropped one item. (well, the reason i dropped them in the first place, was that there was quite a high tax applied additionally)

      After i had dropped the item i went to checkout again and suddenly all the items were 7 pounds instead of 9. Sure, there were 1.17 tax applied per item so it reached a total of 9 again, but as i went to the checkout before i had dropped the item, it was definately not calculated that way.

      Also i did in fact order X3 a second time, you can never have enough of X3. :P
      And who knows, maybe the resellers dont take over those prices and i can just sell that copy of X3 or i just keep it somewhere incase something happens to my other X3.
      Now i can’t wait for the stuff I ordered but it won’t reach me before next week. :(

      Well, then again, happy birthday, Michael.
      It might actually raise the sales a bit since even i bought some more stuff although i already had bought games this month.
      But i doubt that the sales will go through the roof.
      Also saw that announcement of your 24h sale on some other linux site just three minutes ago. So maybe it works, who knows.
      And there definately is one good thing to this whole 9 pound deal. Sacred, Ballistics and Knights and Merchants might finally get a decent multiplayer community.

      • Interesting that that happened, I’ll have one of our guys look at it. I mean, if its the same price anyway, then not a big deal but its a bit weird. Thanks for the report.

        I think we’re looking at this more as a publicity/test the low price waters, than to see if we make a huge profit on the day, cos I dont think we will make a huge profit on the day {:-)

        I like the idea about the multiplayer – I hope you’re right!

    • Heh the Jets game is bang up to date in terms of graphics, it blows away 80’s graphics. And the soundtrack, well, the soundtrack is what makes it for me, thats a game where the music is so good, it even beats the graphics, in my opinion

  10. Julius says:

    If you would have had an option to pay with something other than a credit card (paypal would be great) I would have bought Sacred and X3 today…
    It’s really a pity :(

  11. Jo says:

    Happy birthday! :) Many thanks for the games your are porting, and, of course, your outstanding offer.

  12. Aerandir53 says:

    Happy Birthday and thanks a lot for this present. I was ready to buy sacred from a french reseller, great timing. I’ve completed my order with X² and Cold War, they seem to be great games (just tried the demo). Now waiting for Disciples 2 …

    • Max says:

      Good choice you made there.
      Cold War was good fun for me.
      A bit too linear from time to time, but it’s okay overall.
      I like the story and the cutscenes.

  13. MX says:

    Happy Birthday!!

    Just ordered X3 : Reunion as well as Cold War… thank you!

    Will there be an online store in the future? I mean, you buy, then download the content? That would be great! Ecofriendly, and possibly cheaper ;)

    Thanks again!

  14. kayman says:

    Oh no, my visa is not accepted :/
    How is it with bank transfer? I can send it with IBAN but it will take a few days, will be sale prices still sales prices when I have created order today?

  15. SpoonMeiser says:

    Time to put my money where my mouth is I guess.

    By the way, gmail identifies your order confirmation e-mails as spam, and I can see why; a small block of text with no personal details and an obscure link. You could at least start it with the name of the account holder.

  16. Samuel says:

    Thanks, I needed a reason to spend money today.

  17. AndiS says:

    Wow sale day,

    great,
    i registered an account,
    put coldwar, scared gold and gorky17 to the basket,
    checkout,

    everythink fine and fast until i saw the ‘payment button’

    no paypal … i am not allowed to use my dads credit card for shopping in foreign countrys but paypal.

    however, happy birthday!

  18. I just want to say ‘Thanks!’ to all of you who have said happy birthday today. After having a lie-in, and a chocolate breakfast, it was really nice to see so many messages. I really appreciate it! Thanks!

  19. Kellmar says:

    It would be a waste not to buy anything today \o/

    And happy birthday :)

  20. Thomas says:

    Happy Birthday and many many thanks for the great offer.
    I decided to make my collection of LGP games complete. 10 were left. I really hope that my girlfriend won’t notice that hihi.

    Greetings
    Thomas

  21. grammata says:

    Hi Michael and happy birthday !

    Pretty much like everyone else I couldn’t resist the temptation of purchasing a couple of games using my own credit card. But now I’m kind of worried about a little something. Some guy over at Phoronix says there are some serious unresolved security issues about LGP. Is it true? I hope it isn’t!

  22. rettichschnidi says:

    This is definitely a great day for Linuxgamers.

  23. Hoodlum says:

    Happy birthday & thanks!
    Never bought a game from you before but I saw the promotion on Phoronix and bought 4 games :) I’ve been wanting to give a couple of games (especially Jets N Guns) a look ever since I found the music on the Machinae Supremacy (Awesome band) website :)

    I picked up Prey off tuxgames too. I would have pre-ordered Disciples 2: Dark Prophecy if there was an option :P – It looks like it could be a laugh :D

    In a way i’m glad this promotion is a one off – I’d be tempted to get the X2 / X3 titles too >_> – I’m meant to be saving >_<

    On an unrelated note….Have you had any contact with the guys at Linux Format? or any of the various linux podcasts? Reading some(read: all) of the comments above it sounds like getting that kind of publicity might help sales. Linux format have pretty decent circulation as far as any magazines go afaik. They often do interviews with various projects….would be cool to see a LGP interview – just a thought.

    Peace.

  24. Loïc says:

    Great news!
    I finally got X3, even though I still don’t know when I’ll have the time to play it ;)

    I wanted to get Ballistic and Jets’n Guns, but the first demo didn’t want to output more sound than some environmental sound (no music, and the engines sounds were really low even thought I cranked it max), and only digital input worked on the Dual Shock 3. Jets’n Guns demo had a garbled screen after a fews seconds of play (most often it started on the selection screen). Oh, and only the digital pad and the shoulder buttons worked on the DS3 (no face buttons recognised).

    As you said, the music in Jets’n Guns would be enough to buy the game, but I’d have been too upset with a shooter I couldn’t play (I love schmups)…

    Teach me not to try the demos earlier and file bug reports… Well, if I eventually have to replace my 7900GS by an ATI card, I’ll try the demo again and see if it works.

  25. Eragon says:

    I hope you had a nice birthday, and I ordered Sacred: gold and x3: reunion :)

    You asked what the security vulnerabilities where. The second post by “Deanjo” on this forum page gives three links to demonstrate them: http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16876&page=3

    I have to admit, I don’t know how serious these threats are on a payment page, as I am not a web developer ;)

  26. Maxim says:

    Happy birthday and Thanks for this great day – I feel lucky ;)

    I hope this day proves that LGP game prices needs to be lowered.
    I bought 3 games this day (I would have bought Jet-n-Gunz but I completed the order and forgot about it) , I wouldn’t have bought those games at their “original” prices which are way way way too high specially for their age.

    I really hope that you made a heck more profit then you usually make in a “good regular day” and that you learned from it.
    I am not saying “sale your games for 9 Euro from now on” , but $25 is reasonable for a download version (if and when you offer this option).

    Best Wishes
    Maxim.

  27. Max says:

    Hey Michael, browsing the Internet, I just came up with a game that you guys could port.
    Neverwinter Nights 2.

    Neverwinter Nights has quite a large Linux community due to the official port of NWN1.
    Obsidian also ported it to MacOS already, but they won’t do a Linux port.
    You could at least try to contact them and see if there is any chance of this happening.
    Due to the MacOS port that was already done by them, it might not be tooo much work to port it to GNU/Linux, since MacOS uses similar libraries.

    The only problem I can see here, is that even the Linux gamers might have bought it already in anticipation of a binary release as it has been done for NWN1.
    So it’s hard to tell, how many potential customers might be out there.

    • I have to say that the other problem is that NWN2 sucked. NWN1 was a great game, 2 really did lose its way, and I think an awful lot of people agree with that. We wouldnt do NWN2 if it was offered on a plate, some of the games we do are old, but ALL of the games we do are good {:-)

      • Max says:

        Well, it has potential for sure, especially because of the toolset and the whole PW possibilities, NWN never really was about the game itself, but about the online perspective.
        I kind of enjoyed the humor and the choices in NWN 2.
        I really liked Kelgar.
        The choice of clothing and equipment were rather poor for a modern day rpg though.
        The story was kind of strange and got stranger the longer you played. :P

        And what’s your definition of good, when you think that NingPo MahJong is good? :P
        All the other stuff you did is good in my oppinion.
        We’ll see how Bandits is gonna be when you finished porting it, judging from what I’ve read about it, it’s not exactly what i’d call good.

  28. Maxim says:

    I never played NWN2 because it doesn’t have a Linux client, but from what I hear the expansion packs that followed NWN2 where actually very good.
    We REALLY miss GOOD RPG games for Linux and I eagerly wait for a good one to be ported (already ordered Sacred Gold).

    What about Fallout3 ;) (never played it but Fallout2 was one of the best games ever) ? any other RPG game in your mind ?

    • Max says:

      Fallout 3 was brillant.
      It offered way more playtime than any other RPG i played in the past 5 years.
      You do a whole questline and think now the game should almost be finished and then you still find 10 other questlines which are even bigger.

      I can’t really see LGP working together with those big studios yet ,though.
      I also would not be too keen on a Fallout 3 port, I’d rather like to see some multiplayer titles.

      • wasdf says:

        you played gothic 1 or 2? (leave out 3 ^^)
        i love those!!
        i cant think of any game i played more often through the whole story, thangothic 2 and addon. 26 times. (i started before every latin test to have a reason not to learn xD and ofcourse inbetwen ^^)
        i think the gothic 1 license might be quite cheap. the producer is piranha bytes and the publisher was shoe box. at least on my boxed version. unsure wether jowood bought gothic 1 too.

  29. Hoodlum says:

    Just a quick question…

    I was looking at Shadowgrounds Survivor and noticed “Release Date expected to be 30 March 2009″. Is there any revised information on when we might expect the release?

    Oh….I was also wondering if you’ve considered doing a “bounty” system. For example…..you have a couple of games you intend to port and the one with the most pre-orders gets priority. And maybe a poll system to gauge the interest on potential ports also.

    I think it’d be a cool way to see how much interest there is in a game / how many people would pre-order before committing.
    On the whole Pre-order side if you got a £5-10(depending on the price of the game) discount for pre-ordering I would likely do that quite often.

    I’m sure you’ve probably thought of them before anyway, just thought i’d throw some ideas out incase you’re interested :D

    Peace

    • One of the staff here has the job of upodating this information, and I see they need a kick {:-) The release date is still a bit nebulous, I’d expect ’soon’.

      As for the systems for interest, that wouldnt work. We don’t just base our priorities on what people want. We have to take into account business needs, staff availability and skillset, lots of factors. As for interest in potential ports, no, because people will just go ‘yay yay huge game that is so expensive to license it would put us out of business’. Kindof self defeating {:-).

      LGP doesnt even have a system for preordering, but some of our resellers do offer preorder discounts, we leave that to them. We have to be careful on our sales direct to the public, as we do not want to compete to the point our resellers cannot, as destroying the reseller chain would be a huge mistake.

  30. Maxim says:

    Hello Again !

    Now that you have counted all the sales from May the 8th sales day I want to ask you a few questions (and please also answer my last question in this topic) :

    1. Does 9 Euro is a “loss sale” for you , I mean do you actually profit ANY money from selling the games at this price ?

    2. IF answer 1 is “YES” then how did the sales went ? better then a “regular day” ? I mean not in terms of “copies sold” (because that’s an obvious “yes”) but in terms of “money gained” ?

    3. IF answer 1 is “yes” and answer to is “we made a bigger profit this day then any other regular day” then what do you think about lowering the prices (not to 9 Euro, but something in between) OR making sales days for specific games (like in Tuxgames you can order Prey at as lower as $15 which I did) ?

    Thank you for your upcoming answers
    Maxim.

    • 9GBP is borderline. We made a profit but it wasnt a huge one. As a note, as a lot of our expenses are percentage based, don’t assume that everything over 9GBP is all profit, it isnt.
      The thing is, as I said yesterday, there is more to it than sales on the day. What we had a lot of is sales of older items that people were just catching up on, and impulse sales that people would have made in the weeks to come, because that day was cheaper. Sales in the following days have already shown a dip below usual, even with the advertising we got from the sale. It isnt a decision we can make overnight, or even over weeks, it will take longer to see the trends and to analyse it.

  31. Maxim says:

    GBP …o … I was wrongly assuming that Brittan was using Euros as part of the UN :( , how well, 9 GBP is still cheap.
    Isn’t £ is Euro ?

    Anyways I agree that some people who used the “sales day” to buy games for 9 GBP would have bought them later on at their original higher price, but then again – wouldn’t they have bought it by now before the “sales day” ?
    As you’ve said most of the games bought this day where old titles – so if they weren’t bought by now at their old prices and only bought when the prices dropped – doesn’t it tell you that they wouldn’t have sold if the prices weren’t dropped ?

    I do however agree that new titles as Sacred Gold might have sold more in the future and you “lost” profit in the sales day for those titles.
    But older games that cost just as much as the day they where released wouldn’t sell much – I mean it’s been a few years ;)

    There are some very old titles I want to buy (now it’s mostly from Tuxgames as you don’t sell them for some reason) – but the prices are still just as high as in the release day , wouldn’t it be logical to drop them after several months or even a year ? the Windows titles drop dramatically after 1-2 years.

    And other issue on this notice …
    Maybe you should have a poll of titles you would want to port (not talking about new windows games that cost much to license) and users can submit what they want to see ported , then you can “save” yourself from titles that sell much less then others.

    BTW when Sam2 is comming (dunno if you will sell it but tuxgames have it on their list and I can’t wait for it to be completly and officially ported), 20th of May as planned ? (I’ve tried the beta iccus port and for me it didn’t work)

    Thanks again for your replies.

  32. t_u says:

    Yep, I quite agree with Max… I gave Runesoft a chance many times, but I was always disappointed.

    Frankly, I don’t know who is to blame : linux, xorg, nvidia, the original games developers, Runesoft… But all games I purchased had issues. Even the latest title, Jack Keane, has problems with lightning, no special effect, and is a little slow. (that quite ruins the experience IMO)

    Similar experience with Ankh 1 & 2. Northland doesn’t work properly either. (no music, very slow unless a second 16 bits X server is launched).

    However, I still think developing for the Linux platform may be difficult, especially because of gfx drivers that are not all of optimal quality.

    Anyway. No problem so far with LGP port. (apart from the little quirk, the bad file rights on the Jets’n'Guns CD :)

    Anyway, thanks for the special offer. But I really think prices should be a little more affordable, the rest of the time :)

  33. Aniruddha says:

    Too bad the Tux Games sale is over already. I just wanted to buy another 4 games :( Anyway I do think the current prices are to high especially now I have a ps3. I don’t mind buying a Linux games once in a while for around $ 20, max $ 30 (defcon, darwinia, uplink, world of goo, savage 2, eschalon: book one, the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness etc). Anything above that I rather spend on a ps3 game. With the exception of (then) brand new games such as UT2004, Doom 3, Quake 4 and ETQW, X-plane etc.

    “30 May 2009
    Due to sales levels being quite different to expectations, we have had to end our sale early, and all LGP prices are now back to pre-sale prices”
    http://www.tuxgames.com/

    What does this mean? Where the sales a huge success?

  34. When you select to place the order by bank transfer it tells you the bank details to send to. We cant just pull money out of your account you have to go to your bank and instruct them to send it.

  35. This has now been resolved. You can still make silly messages appear, but big whoop there, good luck anyone trying to make anything more than that happen {:-)

  36. Ahh I see yes, that we can fix too.

    As for the logo, well, that I reject entirely. Look around at every major company you can think of, their logos are ALL simple. For every one that is complex youy can find a hundred simple ones. I’m sticking with the idea that theyve spent millions on market research to find this out, and Im riding the coattails of that research {:-)

  37. Max says:

    I like your logo. :)
    I especially like seeing it on my boxes.

  38. RK says:

    Simple doesn’t have to mean bland and unimaginative. ;P
    I think my main problem with the logo is the overabundance of whitespace within the circle. It’s like the letters were just plonked down methodically, with little thought given to the aesthetic. Perhaps the characters in a triangular formation would be more pleasing. As my old dance teacher used to say; “use the space”.
    It doesn’t appear scale down to be very well recognisable either. Eg. the logos in the “LGP News” right-side panel of the home page.

    And to prevent my posting yet another reply here, I’ll just quickly jump on the suggest-a-game-to-port bandwagon, and proffer: Silent Storm (+ Sentinels).

  39. Iggi says:

    I have to admit i have to agree that I love to see it on my boxes – as I obviously know it’s a Linux game then!

    Apart from that the logo seems not really very creative to me. And the logo animation / sound when starting a game are just horrible and creepy… Just have a look at other logos of Linux game companies like Loki Software, Hyperion Entertainment or even RuneSoft – all of them are way better, and Hyperion even has a great logo animation :-)

    So, enough ranting for today, I’ll continue somewhen else ;-)

  40. Well, the scaling is cos of a bit of software I wrote about 12 years ago that I use to auto-scale inages right now, it just uses pixel scaling with no smoothing, I need to fix that soon. Its on my todo list {:-)

  41. Max says:

    Please please please don’t call RuneSoft a “Linux game company”…
    RuneSoft is a company porting games to MAC and then creating a linux binary in 5 minutes if anything at all.
    All the Runesoft games are bugged to crap and don’t even run at full funtionality, except for Knights and Merchants, which couldn’t be any better, but then again, LGP had their fingers in that one.
    Seriously, both Ankhs are bugged to shit and shadows don’t work properly.
    Northland is also bugged.
    I did not test Jack Keane and i think i won’t test it anymore, the experience i made with RuneSoft is quite enough.

    And seriously, I like the LGP logo animation and sound.
    Why does everything has to be super fancy these days?
    LGP’s logo and the background sound are easily recogniseable, they are just the perfect mix of plainness and fancyness.
    I’d prefer if they were not changed at all.
    I’m already used to that LGP logo and the sound, the sound is always calming. :P

Leave a Reply

To stop spam, please answer this simple question
What OS do we make games for

Please note: This site is fully moderated