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Wing Commander retails for $5.99 for Mac and PC. The combo pack also includes expansions, like Wing Commander: The Secret Missions, Wing Commander: The Secret Missions 2: Crusade, Wing Commander II: Special Operations 1, and Wing Commander II: Special Operations 2. As every Worms game, this one is funny and will give you some crazy weapons to work with. The gameplay is slow and even firing a weapon sounds easier then it really is. But with their emphasis on storytelling, presentation, and tight dogfighting gameplay, the early Wing Commander games are true classics. The 2D Worms games have always been the best ones in the franchise and Worms Ultimate Mayhem only further proves that statement.

No, Wing Commander didn't start the genre, and we love older classics too. Many Ars staffers are huge fans of space sims-more than one team Elite Dangerous multiplayer night has transpired, and Lee Hutchinson's VR cockpit setup is the stuff of legends spoken in hushed, reverent tones. But it's Wing Commander-and it doesn't need to be on sale because it's already dirt cheap. Look, this one is not actually part of the sale. If you want to help support Ars, you can buy these games directly through each game's link below-Ars gets a cut on each purchase of these games made here.

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It helps make your games portable across machines there are no online requirements, there aren't any limitations on how many instances you can run at once, and of course, it aids with long-term software preservation efforts. As you know, we're big fans of that approach.

Since most of them are classics, they generally weren't too pricy to begin with.Īnd they are all, of course, DRM-free. If you haven't, discounts during this sale range from 20 percent to as much as 75 or 80 percent. These are discounted games chosen by Ars staffers Samuel Axon and Lee Hutchinson that we think Ars readers might enjoy-assuming you haven't played them already. In some instances, they succeed in outdoing themselves over the years, and Worms 2: Armageddon is a living example of that. This time around, we worked with GOG to curate a list of Ars Technica picks. Worms 2: Armageddon is released on July 1, 2009, for Windows, PS3, Xbox 360, and mobile devices and it is one of the most consistent games by Team17 out there. GOG has been running its annual Spring Sale for a few days now. Several staff members are big fans of the GOG games marketplace, primarily for two reasons: the games are DRM-free, and there are many classic DOS games from the '80s and '90s.