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GOG Offers Free Giants: Citizen Kabuto For All As Winter Sale Wraps Up
GOG’s big winter sale comes to a close tomorrow, but it’s going out with a bang. The store is offering a free game to everyone, with no purchase necessary.
Released in 2000, Giants: Citizen Kabuto is an RTS-meets-shooter. With three races, and a focus on action over micromanagement, with critics responding favorably.
The free game isn’t the only piece of the finale, though. GOG has added more $3 mystery games from its catalog. These games are regularly priced up to $35, so there’s a chance to score big.
Today marks the return of the winter bundles featured during the earlier days of the sale. Tomorrow, the final day, will see all of the daily deals back on sale. If you spend $5 during the sale, you’ll be given a copy of Divine Divinity. Spend $50, and you’ll receive a copy of Blackguards Special Edition.
You can see everything on offer on GOG’s website. To get your copy of Giants: Citizen Kabuto, click on the "Earn Free Games" button near the top of the page.
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