Good Old Games Opens to the Public, Offers DRM-less PC Classics for Cheap

CD Projekt has announced that its digital distribution platform Good Old Games officially opens to the public today, bringing cheap DRM-free downloads of classic PC games, such as Fallout and Fallout 2, to the masses that didn't get early access.

At present, GOG.com offers over 40 PC titles, priced at either $5.99 or $9.99. Each game has been reworked to be compatible with XP and Vista, and can be downloaded an unlimited amount of times once purchased.

Piranha Bytes' Gothic and Strategy First's Disciples: Sacred Lands Gold Edition will hit the service on October 28, with Sacred Gold, Jagged Alliance, and more slated to arrive in the coming weeks.

Read on for a full list of the titles Good Old Games currently offers.

• 1nsane

• Battle Chess Special Edition

• Castles + Castles 2

• Colin McRae Rally 2005

• Conquest of the New World

• Descent + Descent 2

• Descent 3 + Expansion

• Die by the Sword + Expansion

• Earthworm Jim + Earthworm Jim 2

• Earthworm Jim 3D

• Evolva

• F/A-18E Super Hornet

• Fallout

• Fallout 2

• Fallout Tactics

• Freespace + Expansion

• Freespace 2

• Giants: Citizen Kabuto

• Hostile Waters; Antaeus Rising

• I.G.I. 2: Covert Strike

• Invictus: In the Shadow of Olympus

• Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business

• Kingdom: The Far Reaches

• Kingpin: Life of Crime

• Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader

• M.A.X. + M.A.X. 2

• MDK

• MDK 2

• Messiah

• Operation Flashpoint GOTY

• Original War

• Perimeter

• Redneck Rampage Collection

• Sacrifice

• Second Sight

• Sensible Soccer 2006

• Shogo: Mobile Armor Division

• Soldiers: Heroes of World War II

• Stonekeep

• TOCA Race Driver 3