LGP Prepares For Massive 24-Hour Linux Sale

Posted by Michael Larabel on May 07, 2009

Our friends at Linux Game Publishing are preparing for a massive 24-hour sale with their web-store of games they have ported to Linux. This sale begins at midnight (UK time) and during that time each game will be priced at just 9 pounds! For the Americans, that is about $13~14 USD per native Linux title.

The announcement of this major sale can be read about in their news archives and their available products can be found here. Normally the Linux Game Publishing titles go for around 25~30 pounds, so at 9 pounds this is quite the sale.

Some of LGP's better Linux titles include Cold War, X2: The Threat, and X3: Reunion.

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