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GOG Hits 100 Games, Gives One Away

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GOG.com has reached the 100 game milestone with the addition of the point-and-click adventure Teenagent, which itā€™s giving away free as a ā€œthank youā€ to fans.

Developed by Polish studio Metropolis Software, Teenagent told the story of Mark Hopper, an ā€œaverage teenagerā€ whoā€™s drafted into the RGB, a ā€œsuper secret secret service agencyā€ investigating the disappearance of gold from the main European bank. Youā€™re pressed into service after the RGB, unable to make any headway on the case, goes to a fortune teller for help and is told that only you can solve the mystery.

ā€œItā€™s been less than six months since we started the open beta, and in that time weā€™ve managed to sign 20 publishers and reach the 100-games milestone,ā€ said GOG.com Managing Director Adam Oldakowski. ā€œWe still have a lot more PC-gaming history to revive, but weā€™re thrilled that weā€™ve kept up our goal of releasing at least two new games each week. Weā€™d like to reward our amazing fans with the free release of Teenagent, and we hope that youā€™ll all be with us when we hit 200, then 300 and beyond!ā€

Teenagent was originally released in 1994 for DOS-based PCs and the Amiga, and while it was apparently re-released as freeware in 1999, the GOG version, like all GOG releases, has been tweaked and modified to run under Windows XP and Windows Vista ā€œout of the box.ā€ And itā€™s still free! Get your very own copy right here.

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