The original version of Charles Cecil's Broken Sword will be released together with Good Old Games' Director' Cut of the title, Circle of Blood.
The release will see the original point-and-click adventure be offered FOC as part of a bundle that will include Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars (otherwise known as Circle of Blood), available in HD. Those who already own the Director's Cut can get the original title FOC.
Managing Director of GOG.com, Guillaume Rambourg, spoke of the release, explaining that After releasing the Director's Cut, many of our old-school gamers expressed an interest in bringing back the original Broken Sword, so with Charles Cecil's approval, we have dusted off the original and added it to the Director's Cut at no cost to our users. It just shows that no matter how much of a makeover you give a product, the classics will never go out of style!"
Players can pick up Broken Sword Director's Cut and the original version of the game from http://gog.com for $5.99. Do you intend to play one of the most interesting point-and-clicks titles to date one more time? Any thoughts, feel free to post them in the Comments section below.
Source: Joystiq
The release will see the original point-and-click adventure be offered FOC as part of a bundle that will include Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars (otherwise known as Circle of Blood), available in HD. Those who already own the Director's Cut can get the original title FOC.
Managing Director of GOG.com, Guillaume Rambourg, spoke of the release, explaining that After releasing the Director's Cut, many of our old-school gamers expressed an interest in bringing back the original Broken Sword, so with Charles Cecil's approval, we have dusted off the original and added it to the Director's Cut at no cost to our users. It just shows that no matter how much of a makeover you give a product, the classics will never go out of style!"
Players can pick up Broken Sword Director's Cut and the original version of the game from http://gog.com for $5.99. Do you intend to play one of the most interesting point-and-clicks titles to date one more time? Any thoughts, feel free to post them in the Comments section below.
Source: Joystiq
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