Double Fine Honors Heavy Metal Legend Ozzy Osbourne by Making Heavy Metal Video Game Brütal Legend Free for 666 Minutes Only

Heavy metal trailblazer Ozzy Osbourne dies

Ozzy Osbourne, the demon-invoking lead singer of the pioneering band Black Sabbath who became the throaty, growling voice — and drug-and-alcohol ravaged id — of heavy metal, died Tuesday, just weeks after his farewell show. He was 76.

Double Fine Honors Heavy Metal Legend Ozzy Osbourne by Making Heavy Metal Video Game Brütal Legend Free for 666 Minutes Only

Double Fine Productions has made heavy metal video game Brütal Legend free for 666 minutes only to honor heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne, who died this week aged 76.

In honor of Ozzy Osbourne, Double Fine is giving its heavy metal action game Brutal Legend away for free for 666 minutes

The game features three Black Sabbath songs and three of Ozzy's solo tracks

Brütal Legend goes free to grab as Double Fine pay tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, but you'll have be quick

Right, here we go, this is gonna have to be be quicker than the tempo of your average Motorhead thrashathon. Brütal Legend, the heavy metal action-adventure Double Fine put out on console back in 2009 (before coming to their senses and doing a PC port in 2013), is free to grab as I write this, but won't be for much longer. Following the death of Black Sabbath frontman and general face of the metal Ozzy Osbourne earlier this week, the studio have…

Double Fine Paid Tribute To Ozzy Osbourne By Giving Away Brutal Legend For 666 Minutes

The heavy metal legend died earlier this week.

George on Wednesday: 95 Million Under Heat Related Warnings and Advisories, U.S. to Charge Visitors Hefty Visa Integrity Fee, House Ends Session Early to Avoid Epstein Vote, Explaining ‘The Big Mac Index,’ Pioneering Heavy Metal Singer Ozzie Osbourne Dies

Good morning! Today is Wednesday, the 22st of July, 2025. In this issue, George remarks on the death of pioneering heavy metal artist Ozzy Osbourne, the various “extreme” heat warnings affecting almost 100 million people, why the speaker of the house sent congress home early, the new Hyatt Regency on Broadway, and recent dispatches of note you might have overlooked. ________________________________________________ A stack of newspapers in Vienn…