Get My Time At Portia for Free [Dec 26, 2020, 3:49 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
My Time At Portia is now available for free from the
Epic Games Store as the new daily giveaway in their 15-day extravaganza. You
just need to claim this before 11:00 am EST tomorrow and it's yours to keep. At
that time the next freebie will become available, which is likely to be Night
in the Woods, as
this tweet
has accurately predicted each free game so far (unless you want to hit them with
a technical foul for calling today's game "My Time in Portia," rather than "at
Portia"). Here's word on this de Rossi-free adventure game for Windows:
Start a new life in the enchanting town of Portia!
Start a new life in the enchanting town of Portia! Restore your Pa's neglected workshop to its former glory by fulfilling commissions, growing crops, raising animals, and befriending the quirky inhabitants of this charming post-apocalyptic land!
Armed with your Pa's old handbook and workbench, you must gather, mine and craft your way to being crowned the number one workshop in Portia. Help the locals rebuild the town and uncover the secrets locked deep away beneath it.
Just take the free games and shut the fuck up
Beamer wrote on Dec 26, 2020, 18:32:Slashman wrote on Dec 26, 2020, 18:21:
Already had it and even if I didn't...I really don't want anything from Epic. They leave a nasty smell in the air and have been complicit in screwing over too many gamers for me to be comfortable taking things from them or even installing their launcher.
After the CP2077 debacle, what is the smell you find coming from gog?
I never had GOG or CDPR up on a pedestal. The Witcher games were great, but I don't go out of my way to buy from GOG. Got a few games from them but I don't pretend to try to buy from them exclusively.
In any case... they don't snatch away kickstarted and funded games from the people that funded them. Which is my first and foremost problem with Epic. If they want to fund games from the ground up. More power to them. I'm not going to buy from their store and I can wait patiently until it gets to a store that I do want to buy from.
The CP2077 debacle as you call it affected console owners...which I am not and really could not care less about. They certainly don't care for me when publishers are snubbing PC gamers and/or making crummy ports to PC. So what is your point exactly?
Slashman wrote on Dec 26, 2020, 18:21:
Already had it and even if I didn't...I really don't want anything from Epic. They leave a nasty smell in the air and have been complicit in screwing over too many gamers for me to be comfortable taking things from them or even installing their launcher.
After the CP2077 debacle, what is the smell you find coming from gog?
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Music for the discerning:
http://www.deathwishinc.com
http://www.hydrahead.com
http://www.painkillerrecords.com
Already had it and even if I didn't...I really don't want anything from Epic. They leave a nasty smell in the air and have been complicit in screwing over too many gamers for me to be comfortable taking things from them or even installing their launcher.
It's a decent life sim, if you're into those. Basically Stardew Valley in 3D.
I'd rather have my time in a Porsche for free.
"Van Gogh painted alone and in despair and in madness and sold one picture in his entire life. Millions struggled alone, unrecognized, and struggled as heroically as any famous hero. Was it worthless? I knew it wasn't."
Was able to snagg once the network activity freed up and i doused the cpu with LN2. 
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