At a decent price.

As a huge fan of the good ole isometric infinity engine rpg's, I am really dissappointed I missed out on this classic.  I remember going into game stores around 1999 and seeing this game on the shelf but never picking it up.  I'm still kicking myself for not doing it today.

I checked all the obvious sources, Steam, Interplay.com (which has a deal right now for the Fallout trilogy at $20 drm-free) Amazon.com.  I was only able to see this for sale for $50...USED.  I'd prolly spend that much on a new copy of the game box and manual included, but not for some shoddy used copy.

Any ideas where I can look for this as well?

I checked GOG.com, but they don't have it either. A real shame...Planescape: Torment was a very good game.

You could always... "acquire it" until you find it available at a reasonable price. Try voting for it on GOG (they have a section for voting on what games they should get next).

"You could always... "acquire it" until you find it available at a reasonable price. Try voting for it on GOG (they have a section for voting on what games they should get next)."

Wow, I can't believe I was able to buy both Fallout 1 and 2 for $5 and Planescape is so damn expensive.  Damn you collectors! 

I'm just happy I still have my copy of Baldur's Gate 2 in excellent condition.

That's one of my most wanted games, too.  I'd love to see a lot of those mid to late nineties RPG's come out on Steam or GOG.

I really hope I am not violating the forum rules but you can download cd images for this game at isohunt.com.  Just search Planescape Torment, there was a later release of the game that has only two discs, that's the one you want.  Use a torrent downloader like utorrent to put it on your pc and use a virtual cd drive to install it.

Btw, I would really encourage you to get this game.  It is my favorite game of all time.  No other rpg I have seen comes even close to delivering the unique, fleshed out world that it has.  People are always talking about how video games have the potential to be a story telling medium that can rival film or text but PT is evidence that sometimes it actually does happen.  If you are someone who doesn't enjoy reading then you might not appreciate it, as its most rewarding elements are text based interactions that are incredibly well written.  I will try to write a full review of the game soon.

Also, don't feel bad about downloading it as its out of print anyways.

I could've sworn it was on a Gametap-like service somewhere. Hmm.

It's on gog.com now.