As usual, all you have to do to win is to simply “like” PC Gamer on our Facebook page (if you haven't already), then comment on this post , and you're automatically entered to win! Winners get to choose from GoG.com's vast selection of classic PC games , ranging from the text-based Zork to BioWare's Baldur's Gate saga to Chris Taylor's Total Annihilation to Beyond Good and Evil (pigs with jet boots !) and Age of Wonders.
You can even hang on to your code and redeem it on Friday when GoG.com announces the big new game that it's been teasing on it's website all week!
All the games are configured and road-tested to work properly on modern gaming rigs without any fuss, and come packaged with extras like forum avatars, soundtracks, and desktop wallpapers. Our thanks to GoG.com for offering up these fabulous prizes! You can watch for exciting new additions to the GoG.com catalog by following their Facebook and Twitter feeds.
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