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Last Chance To Get Dragonsphere For Free, Duke Nukem Leaving GOG
The cult classic adventure game Dragonsphere has been available for free from GOG.com for a while now. According to their newsletter, that changes in 2016 due to new publisher agreements. You can still claim a free copy of the game if you do it before December 31st, 10:59 GMT.
The site has also announced that popular first-person shooter franchise Duke Nukem is leaving the site, at least temporarily while GOG is "in talks" with the new rights holders. The games will be pulled from the catalog on December 31st but the site is also running a sale on them until then.
If you're logging in to claim your copy of Dragonsphere, you might want to claim a free copy of Bio Menace as well.
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