When the price is right, you will play all night.

Occasionaly we might be able to secure exclusive deals with partnered shops in a form of unique, single use voucher, which will give you better deal than is publicly available.
If you are subscribed to GOG's newsletter, then you get the idea. Until now I didn't have a way to get these to you and I had to refuse these offers. That's no longer the case and I can run, as I call them, voucher campaigns.

I expect these to be limited in scale (how many vouchers I can get) and scope (only a single targeted game, or a few related ones). For now, they will only be sent via email, and you won't see these vouchers listed on the site.

Who gets these is determined by having the game in Waitlist - the longer you have the game in your Waitlist, the larger the chance you will get the voucher. Sometimes not all of those who have the game in Waitlist might get it, it all depends on how many vouchers we can secure.

These campaigns will respect your global store notification settings[isthereanydeal.com], but they won't check individual rules you have for these games, because I want to have more options for stores to give you more interesting deals (not necessarily tied to price or price cut).

If you are, in any way, shape, or form offended by these, you can opt out in your settings[isthereanydeal.com].
If, on the other hand, you would like to get these even though you don't have a targeted game in your Waitlist, you can also choose to do so.

I know it's a marketing tool and some of you won't like it, but I genuinly think it's good for all parties involved. You will get better prices than you would get otherwise and we will give stores more reasons to partner with us.

I will launch first campaign tomorrow with a batch of 5000 vouchers.