It's high time to officially discover the new free GOG game. A very special game which is a real mix of genres. Perfect for fans of heroic fantasy.
In addition to the Epic Games Store and Amazon Prime Gaming offers, the GOG platform also offers completely free games from time to time. It's a clever way to attract people and throw (a little) shade on Steam during the free period. It's also a great opportunity for players to discover games that might have otherwise gone unnoticed. What do we know about this new little wonder?
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GOG makes its new free one available!
Yesterday, GOG's free game was completely revealed in advance thanks to the indiscretions of dataminer Billbil-Kun, but this time, the title is indeed available now. In fact, you just need to add it to your library and it will be available for life, without having to do anything extra. Pretty good, right? Today's game is Hammerting. Imagine if the dwarves from Lord of the Rings had traded in their battle axes for picks and hammers, and taken up a mining venture beneath the Lonely Mountain, with a touch of colony management to spice it up. This is Hammerting, a game where you manage a colony of dwarves in the depths of a mysterious mountain, with the mission to dig, forge and fight for the glory and survival of your clan.
In this underground kingdom, every corridor can lead to priceless treasures or deadly dangers. Your little bearded ones will be responsible for extracting precious minerals, forging weapons and developing their dwarven enclave to resist threats from the depths. But be careful, managing a dwarf colony is not easy: between internal quarrels and goblin attacks, you won't have time to get bored.
Hammerting combines dungeon exploration, management strategy, and a healthy dose of dwarven humor. In short, if you are ready to dive into the dark, by the light of your only torch, to discover what is hidden underground, then this game may be for you. It's available for free on GOG right now. The game will be available for free for life until April 1, 2024 at 3 p.m. Central European Time.