To mark the arrival of inXile and Techland's Torment: Tides of Numenera, digital distributor GOG has launched The RPG Sale—a sale which celebrates the "brilliance" of isometric role-players.
In order to kick things off "with a bang", 2007's Eschalon: Book 1 is going free-of-charge, while its follow-ups, Book 2 and 3, are subject to a 60 percent discount over the course of the sale—taking those down to £1.99/$2.39 and £2.79/$3.47 respectively.
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition is now going for £5.39/$6.66, as is its sequel and the wonderful Icewind Dale. Samuel Horti's Now Playing last week put me in the mood to revisit Shadowrun: Dragonfall, whose Director's Cut is on sale for £2.39/$2.99; while its Hong Kong Deluxe Edition follow-up is going for £5.39$6.66 too.
The RPG Sale's full list of discounted games can be browsed this-a-way, and, as always, let us know your own recommendations in the comments below.
GOG's RPG Sale is live now through 8am GMT/3am ET, March 5.
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