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In response to the recent de-listing of various adult games on Steam
and Itch.io (due to pressure from credit cards and various "oh my gosh
the children must be protected" advocacy groups), GOG is offering a
selection of mature+ rated games for free on its platform.

These include:
- Postal 2
- Agony (w/ Unrated edition)
- Leap of Love
- Being a DIK (season 1)
- Leap of Faith
- House Party
- Hunie Pop
- Lust Theory
- Treasures of Nadia
- Summer's Gone (season 1)
- Fetish Locator (week 1)
- Sapphire Safari
- Helping the Hotties

Available here: https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html

Grab the ones you want and skip the ones you don't; no judgements
here. To quote the recently departed Tom Lehrer:

Smut!
Give me smut and nothing but!
A dirty novel I can't shut,
If it's uncut, ad unsubt- le.

(bring on the obscene movies, murals, postcards,
neckties, Samplers, stained-glass windows, tattoos,
anything! More, more, I'm still not satisfied!)


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On Sat, 02 Aug 2025 11:49:04 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:

Available here: https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html

Grab the ones you want and skip the ones you don't

IMPORTANT NOTE!

It turns out you _can't_ pick and choose from the selection. Pick one
and the whole bunch are added to your library. So if you just wanted,
say, "Postal 2" you can't just get that one without getting the rest
too.

This was NOT made clear on the website (a problem GOG has repeatedly
faced). Still, I should have checked myself before hitting SEND. I
apologize for misleading people with the initial post.



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On 8/2/2025 8:56 AM, Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

On Sat, 02 Aug 2025 11:49:04 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:

Available here: https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html

Grab the ones you want and skip the ones you don't

IMPORTANT NOTE!

It turns out you _can't_ pick and choose from the selection. Pick one
and the whole bunch are added to your library. So if you just wanted,
say, "Postal 2" you can't just get that one without getting the rest
too.

This was NOT made clear on the website (a problem GOG has repeatedly
faced). Still, I should have checked myself before hitting SEND. I
apologize for misleading people with the initial post.

They are still free aren't they? And you can just not install the ones
you aren't interested in, right?
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On Sat, 02 Aug 2025 11:49:04 -0400, in comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.action,
Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

In response to the recent de-listing of various adult games on Steam
and Itch.io (due to pressure from credit cards and various "oh my gosh
the children must be protected" advocacy groups), GOG is offering a
selection of mature+ rated games for free on its platform.

These include:
- Postal 2
- Agony (w/ Unrated edition)
- Leap of Love
- Being a DIK (season 1)
- Leap of Faith
- House Party
- Hunie Pop
- Lust Theory
- Treasures of Nadia
- Summer's Gone (season 1)
- Fetish Locator (week 1)
- Sapphire Safari
- Helping the Hotties

Available here: https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html

Grab the ones you want and skip the ones you don't; no judgements
here. To quote the recently departed Tom Lehrer:

Smut!
Give me smut and nothing but!
A dirty novel I can't shut,
If it's uncut, ad unsubt- le.

(bring on the obscene movies, murals, postcards,
neckties, Samplers, stained-glass windows, tattoos,
anything! More, more, I'm still not satisfied!)

As you say, it was *not* clear. I clicked on one game!

I have a library to be ashamed of now. Not really. Lol. Well, maybe
people will wonder when I die, but I'll be dead.

I guess I just won't play them? Naw. I do have both of the modern LSL
games, and since I bought them, I get inundated with the smutty games
ads. Now maybe they'll stop!

...time to refresh the paper towels (for cleaning the monitor) on my
desk. }B^>
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2025 09:00:29 -0700, in comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.action,
Dimensional Traveler wrote:

On 8/2/2025 8:56 AM, Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

On Sat, 02 Aug 2025 11:49:04 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson
<spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:

Available here: https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html

Grab the ones you want and skip the ones you don't

IMPORTANT NOTE!

It turns out you _can't_ pick and choose from the selection. Pick one
and the whole bunch are added to your library. So if you just wanted,
say, "Postal 2" you can't just get that one without getting the rest
too.

This was NOT made clear on the website (a problem GOG has repeatedly
faced). Still, I should have checked myself before hitting SEND. I
apologize for misleading people with the initial post.

They are still free aren't they? And you can just not install the ones
you aren't interested in, right?

Yes... Um... that's exactly what I'm doing too!

I certainly wouldn't have *bought* a lot of these games. That's my story
and I'm sticking to it.

(Ugh. That sounded better in my head)
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1. To invoke infallibility at any time, even
retroactively.

2. To completely rework the structure of the Erisian
church.

3. To baptise, bury, and marry (with the permission
of the deceased in the latter two cases)

4. To excommunicate yourself and others,
To de-excommunicate yourself and others,
To re-excommunicate yourself and others,
To de-re-excommunicate (no backsies) yourself and
others.

5. To perform all rites and functions deemed to be
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On Sat, 02 Aug 2025 11:08:59 -0500, Zaghadka <zaghadka@hotmail.com>
wrote:

On Sat, 2 Aug 2025 09:00:29 -0700, in comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.action, >Dimensional Traveler wrote:

On 8/2/2025 8:56 AM, Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

IMPORTANT NOTE!
It turns out you _can't_ pick and choose from the selection. Pick one
and the whole bunch are added to your library. So if you just wanted,
say, "Postal 2" you can't just get that one without getting the rest
too.

They are still free aren't they? And you can just not install the ones >>you aren't interested in, right?

Yes... Um... that's exactly what I'm doing too!
I certainly wouldn't have *bought* a lot of these games. That's my story
and I'm sticking to it.

You can also "hide" the games in your library (and, if you contact GOG
support directly, you can request they remove unwanted games from your library).

And you're right; it's not a SERIOUS issue unless you are a major
prude. Don't like the games? Don't install them.

I take more issue with the IMPLEMENTATION of the offer, where on the
page it _looks_ as if you can pick and choose, but it's a false
choice. GOG is infamous for these poor design choices, whether its
their spam-like emails or this free offer or various other mis-steps
they've made over the years. I don't think any of it is malicious but essentially forcing games people may not want into their library is
not a good way to win good will. It also doesn't give people
confidence in GOG's other decisions.

Anyway, I just wanted to get my correction out there. There's some
interesting games on there (and some real gooner-bait too) but just be
aware that whichever games catch your fancy, you're going to get more
than you might expect.


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On Sat, 02 Aug 2025 12:33:20 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:

I take more issue with the IMPLEMENTATION of the offer, where on the
page it _looks_ as if you can pick and choose, but it's a false
choice. GOG is infamous for these poor design choices, whether its
their spam-like emails or this free offer or various other mis-steps
they've made over the years. I don't think any of it is malicious but >essentially forcing games people may not want into their library is
not a good way to win good will. It also doesn't give people
confidence in GOG's other decisions.

I agree, the implementation was not the best.

But what is done is done. I now need to put the games I got from you
at Christmas on hold to play "Helping the Hotties" and "Lust Theory
Season 1".

Priorities Spalls, priorities.
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I only wanted Postal 2, so I had to get all!


Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:

In response to the recent de-listing of various adult games on Steam
and Itch.io (due to pressure from credit cards and various "oh my gosh
the children must be protected" advocacy groups), GOG is offering a
selection of mature+ rated games for free on its platform.

These include:
- Postal 2
- Agony (w/ Unrated edition)
- Leap of Love
- Being a DIK (season 1)
- Leap of Faith
- House Party
- Hunie Pop
- Lust Theory
- Treasures of Nadia
- Summer's Gone (season 1)
- Fetish Locator (week 1)
- Sapphire Safari
- Helping the Hotties

Available here: https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html

Grab the ones you want and skip the ones you don't; no judgements
here. To quote the recently departed Tom Lehrer:

Smut!
Give me smut and nothing but!
A dirty novel I can't shut,
If it's uncut, ad unsubt- le.

(bring on the obscene movies, murals, postcards,
neckties, Samplers, stained-glass windows, tattoos,
anything! More, more, I'm still not satisfied!)

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On 8/2/2025 12:38 PM, Ant wrote:

I only wanted Postal 2, so I had to get all!

You just couldn't separate the porn from the mass murder!
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Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:

On 8/2/2025 12:38 PM, Ant wrote:

I only wanted Postal 2, so I had to get all!

You just couldn't separate the porn from the mass murder!

How come Postal 1 wasn't included?
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Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

Smut! Give me smut and nothing but! A dirty novel I can't shut, If
it's uncut, ad unsubt- le.

(bring on the obscene movies, murals, postcards, neckties, Samplers, stained-glass windows, tattoos, anything! More, more, I'm still not satisfied!)

Oh well. You know what they say:

The internet is for porn!
The internet is for porn!
So grab your dick and double-click
For porn, porn porn

Fuck payment processors being able to decide what can be sold. One day
may be just smut with questionable themes, the next it may be violent games.
I don't want to live the Germany / Australia experience.
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Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

And you're right; it's not a SERIOUS issue unless you are a major
prude. Don't like the games? Don't install them.

I suppose the issue is that while on Steam (I'm not that used to GOG)
you can hide games from your library, they display on your public
profile, and the option for hiding games from the profile and activity
was not added until very recently. "Now you can buy all the porn games
and play them without fear of being shamed by your steam friends".

A true gamer would proudly display "Sex With Hitler VII: The
fuhrerbunker of lust - second ball Update", though. Even the achievements.

(Note: I invented that game, unless they have already made it. I haven't
played an ero game since Knights of Xentar / Dragon Knight IV).

I take more issue with the IMPLEMENTATION of the offer, where on the
page it _looks_ as if you can pick and choose, but it's a false
choice. GOG is infamous for these poor design choices, whether its
their spam-like emails or this free offer or various other mis-steps
they've made over the years. I don't think any of it is malicious
but essentially forcing games people may not want into their library
is not a good way to win good will. It also doesn't give people
confidence in GOG's other decisions.

Actually, this is not exclusive to GOG. I have had similar situations
with Humble Bundles for Steam and Developer Bundles (like the eidos
super pack) where attempting to remove one game from your steam library
removes 20 games. So that's why I had to hide "Flora's Fruit Farm" or
Sacred Citadel



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Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> looked up from reading the entrails of the porn spammer to utter "The Augury is good, the signs
say:

In response to the recent de-listing of various adult games on Steam
and Itch.io (due to pressure from credit cards and various "oh my gosh
the children must be protected" advocacy groups), GOG is offering a
selection of mature+ rated games for free on its platform.

These include:
- Postal 2
- Agony (w/ Unrated edition)
- Leap of Love
- Being a DIK (season 1)
- Leap of Faith
- House Party
- Hunie Pop
- Lust Theory
- Treasures of Nadia
- Summer's Gone (season 1)
- Fetish Locator (week 1)
- Sapphire Safari
- Helping the Hotties

Available here: https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html

Grab the ones you want and skip the ones you don't; no judgements
here. To quote the recently departed Tom Lehrer:

Smut!
Give me smut and nothing but!
A dirty novel I can't shut,
If it's uncut, ad unsubt- le.

(bring on the obscene movies, murals, postcards,
neckties, Samplers, stained-glass windows, tattoos,
anything! More, more, I'm still not satisfied!)

You should have given a link, so those that don't know can experience
the wonder of Tom Lehrer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaHDBL7dVgs

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On Mon, 4 Aug 2025 10:05:27 +0200, H1M3M <wipnoah@gmail.com> wrote:

Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

And you're right; it's not a SERIOUS issue unless you are a major
prude. Don't like the games? Don't install them.

I suppose the issue is that while on Steam (I'm not that used to GOG)
you can hide games from your library, they display on your public
profile, and the option for hiding games from the profile and activity
was not added until very recently. "Now you can buy all the porn games
and play them without fear of being shamed by your steam friends".

Steam actually allows you to permanently remove games from your
library completely without customer service (click on a game, click
"Support" option on the details page, select "I want to permanently
remove this game from my account". Free or paid, once you do that the
game's gone. I've used it for a few truly awful freebies that even I
couldn't stand cluttering my library ;-)

As mentioned, you can also hide games.

As stated, it's not so much that I have the games in my GOG library
that bothers me; it's the fact that GOG made it look like I had a
choice but didn't really. Had they said, "hey, get this bundle and
you'll get all the games", I still probably would have clicked it. But
instead they made it look like people could just get the few games
that they were actually interested in and then shoved the rest down
their throats regardless... and then make it hard to get rid of the
extras afterwards. It's a shitty move.

Fortunately, you can at least hide the games in your GOG library.



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Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

On Mon, 4 Aug 2025 10:05:27 +0200, H1M3M <wipnoah@gmail.com> wrote:

Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

Steam actually allows you to permanently remove games from your
library completely without customer service (click on a game, click
"Support" option on the details page, select "I want to permanently
remove this game from my account". Free or paid, once you do that the
game's gone. I've used it for a few truly awful freebies that even I
couldn't stand cluttering my library ;-)

Like I said, it does not work for bundles that share a single license
for the entire bundle. In that case removing one game involves removing
4 or even 15 games.
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Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote at 22:13 this Saturday (GMT):

Dimensional Traveler <dtravel@sonic.net> wrote:

On 8/2/2025 12:38 PM, Ant wrote:

I only wanted Postal 2, so I had to get all!

You just couldn't separate the porn from the mass murder!

How come Postal 1 wasn't included?

Maybe it was too violent? Who knows.




I'm glad they gave us the only other game in the series (2), though.
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2025 19:40:07 -0000 (UTC), candycanearter07 <candycanearter07@candycanearter07.nomail.afraid> wrote:

Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote at 22:13 this Saturday (GMT):

How come Postal 1 wasn't included?

Maybe it was too violent? Who knows.
I'm glad they gave us the only other game in the series (2), though.

More likely because it was a licensing issue (although that's a
guess). Both the original "Postal" and "Postal 2" were developed by
the Running With Scissors team; however, the first game was published
by Ripcord games. Postal 2, on the other hand, is currently fully
owned by Running With Scissors. It's quite possible that it just
wasn't worth the effort of navigating the licensing issue with the
first game for a free-giveaway.

But like I said, that's just guesswork. Honestly, I'm not sure what
the current licensing status of the first game is.

It's as possible that, well... the original "Postal" isn't a very good
game. Even in 1997, it was pretty forgettable except for its core
conceit: that you're a guy who runs amok and kills people for no good
reason. It really wasn't any more violent or gory than many other
contemporary games. In fact, I'd argue there were probably games even
MORE violent than "Postal". But those games usually had you murdering
on the side of angels (as it were); in games like "Doom" or "Crusader:
No Remorse", you were the good guys and even if you blowing up people
into bloody gibs, those people (or monsters) were unequivocally Bad
Guys. "Postal" was notable mostly because you were killing ordinary
folk.

[I always consider "Postal 2" to be the more violent
game anyway. It certainly was the /grosser/ game, since
you could also pee on people, and shoved a cat on your
gun-barrel to use it as a make-shift silencer (amongst
other things]

The original "Postal's" gameplay was rather humdrum; it was a top-down
shooter (well, more isometric, I guess) with rather uninspired level
design, poor AI and generally unexciting mechanics. I remember
struggling to keep playing the game, not because it was particularly
difficult, but because it got pretty boring after the initial "oh my
god are they really doing this!?!?" of the first few levels. It's been
years since I played it too, but I don't recall that it had
particularly good controls either.

So I don't think it's the violence that kept the original "Postal"
from being included. In some ways, it feels almost tame in comparison
to some of the over-the-top gore-fests available to us today. I think
it just wasn't worth the effort... especially since the sequel is so
much better known.

(It probably doesn't help that it can serve as advertising for
recently released "Postal 4" too... which is basically "Postal 2" but
more so ;-)


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Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote in news:ftj79kts8bb4u4ckpos72uot05n9uh9r29@4ax.com:

How come Postal 1 wasn't included?

They gave away the first Postal game ("Classic and Uncut") 4 years and a computer ago--I
have it in my library. I installed and played it for a whole 2 minutes.

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Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote at 22:09 this Wednesday (GMT):
[snip]

So I don't think it's the violence that kept the original "Postal"
from being included. In some ways, it feels almost tame in comparison
to some of the over-the-top gore-fests available to us today. I think
it just wasn't worth the effort... especially since the sequel is so
much better known.

Yeah, I guess it makes sense since P2 was the one that got all the
controversy. Goes with the whole theme of the pack and all.

(It probably doesn't help that it can serve as advertising for
recently released "Postal 4" too... which is basically "Postal 2" but
more so ;-)

Oh, weird, they skipped 3. Oh well.
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 19:50:05 -0000 (UTC), candycanearter07 <candycanearter07@candycanearter07.nomail.afraid> wrote:

Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote at 22:09 this Wednesday (GMT):
[snip]

So I don't think it's the violence that kept the original "Postal"
from being included. In some ways, it feels almost tame in comparison
to some of the over-the-top gore-fests available to us today. I think
it just wasn't worth the effort... especially since the sequel is so
much better known.

Yeah, I guess it makes sense since P2 was the one that got all the >controversy. Goes with the whole theme of the pack and all.

The original "Postal" got a lot of controversey too. It was one of the
games that US Senator Lieberman pointed his finger at as corrupting
the youth with its evil, pointless violence

(and in that regard at least, it was a far more worthy target than
"Night Trap"). IIRC, major chains like Walmart refused to stock it.
Again, not so much because of the gore but because all the violence
served no purpose except to be violent, which was apparently over the
top for the pearl-clutchers.

"Postal 2" only built upon the original's controversy. The fact that
it was now first-person, featured Real People*, and had kinky sex
stuff in it only made it a bigger target. Also, the developers played
up the controversy to bolster sales. "We're the game your mom doesn't
want you to play!" is a great way to target younger buyers. PC gaming
and the Internet were a lot bigger too, which only increased the
outrage. Sure "Postal 2" made a bigger splash, but it was mostly
because the pool was so much larger.







* assuming Gary Coleman was actually real. I'm not entirely sure
that's true ;-)


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Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:
...

* assuming Gary Coleman was actually real. I'm not entirely sure
that's true ;-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw9oX-kZ_9k
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