Silent Hill 4 joins GOG Save Plan, its cut content was previously unavailable on PC

The GOG Save Program is growing with a reliable list of inductees including Silent Hill 4: Room, Vampire: Masquerade – Redemption, Fallout 2, Deus Ex and more.

PC digital storefront Detailed It plans to expand its yesterday’s retro-focused service, providing fans with a range of games that support the foreseeable future. Here is a list of 26 titles Ge said Will “keep the best version” and players can safely assume they have access to the next few years.

Silent Hill 4: Room is a title that can benefit from the GOG saving plan, benefiting in many ways. Gog said that in addition to ensuring future futures, the status of the entry vs. the service's status means “lack of content it has never been used on a PC before.” This includes reintroductions, stimulating the iconic quiet hills, with weird effects such as flashing lights and possessing phones. Modern controller support is also added.

Fear of Platinum, that's Committed last monthMonolith Productions is a particularly good addition as its original developer Closed by Warner Bros. last month. With more studios closing down, the industry leans towards a digital future, which is an ideal example of what GOG aims to achieve through conservation programs.

You can see the addition of the GOG Save Plan for March 2025, as well as the discount as current Spring Salesthe following.

• Silent Hill 4: Room (-35%)
• Fear of Platinum (-80%)
• Vampire: Masquerade – Redemption (-50%)
• Tomb Raider: The Underworld (-89%), Anniversary (-89%) and Legend (-86%)
• In the Darkness alone: ​​Trilogy 1+2+3 (-75%)
• Ultima™ 1+2+3 (-75%)
• Ultima™ 4+5+6 (-75%)
• Ultima™ 8 Gold Edition (-75%)
• Wing Commander™ 1+2 (-60%)
• Getty Edition (-86%)
• Jagged Alliance 2 (-60%)
• Radiation 2 (-75%)
• Private 2: Dark (-75%)
• Port Royal 3 gold (-70%)
• Alien breed + tower assault (-80%)
• Cannon Feed (-75%) and Cannon Feed 2 (-75%)

The GOG Save Program is a relatively new plan for CD Projekt Red-owned storefronts, the company's commitment to keeping the latest games and games for PC players. The program supports over 100 games, and judging from today's announcement, the list will only continue to grow.

“The GOG Save Program is our commitment to protecting the history of the game,” GOG It was revealed at the end of last year.. “Through this program, players can trust that their games will always be up to date and ready to run on current and future PC settings.

“Whether it’s manual, DLCS or lack of features, we offer the most complete version and are supported by GOG’s technical support and offline installer, so you can protect these classics in the coming years.”

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