GOG’s 10th anniversary sale makes Kingdom Come and more cheaper than ever before

It’s been a decade since since CD Projekt launched GOG, its DRM-free storefront. The store is celebrating the occasion as any retailer might – with giveaways and big sales. You’ll get the chance to vote on the promotion’s free game, and you can save big with collections of some of the best games on the service.

Your voting options for the free game are Shadow Warrior 2, Superhot, and Firewatch. A pretty disparate selection, but they’re all among the best independent titles of the past several years. Whichever game wins the vote will be available to claim on October 4.

You can cast your vote on GOG.com, and check out the anniversary sale while you’re at it. It includes current greats like Frostpunk, Battletech, and Divinity: Original Sin 2, and plenty of good old games including Doom II, Morrowind, and the classic Fallouts.

But you can find the best deals among a set of three 10th anniversary collections. The Timeless Essentials package combines Theme Hospital, Dungeon Keeper 2, Another World, and System Shock 2 for $5. The Art of Aging Gracefully brings together Dragon Age: Origins, Owlboy, and the Homeworld: Remastered Collection for $10. The Modern Classics collection gets you Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Battle Chasers: Nightwar, and Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun for $25.

GOG’s also taking the opportunity to make some big debuts alongside the event. The excellent space 4X Stellaris has gone DRM-free on the store, and Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine has emerged from the LucasArts archives.

If you’re a regular GOG user, you’ll also note some visual changes to the store, and some upcoming changes to the review system and how games are presented aimed at making it easier to discover titles of interest.