This I can totally understand. Though I know that many real life pilots are fans of MS Flight Simulator & Co.

Woohoo! A greatly deserved critical on one of the fastest selling games I've seen so far (I snagged one) and I think it was under 5 minutes it sold out.... or I wasn't paying attention to the time.

Well, trentonif was faster, but thanks for that and a big hug also to you!

30 games left:
A Story About My Uncle (-80%)
Age of Wonders 3 Deluxe Edition (-67%)
AI War Collection (-80%)
Angry Video Game Nerd The Movie {movie} (-50%)
Anomaly 2 (-75%)
Anomaly Defenders (-75%)
Astebreed (-75%)
Banner Saga, The (-60%)
Blocks That Matter (-70%)
Cognition: Game of the Year Edition (-80%)
Consortium: Master Edition, The (-80%)
Desktop Dungeon (-67%)
Freedom Planet (-67%)
FTL: Advanced Edition (-75%)
Last Federation, The (-75%)
Lumino City (-50%)
Neverending Nightmares (-50%)
PixelJunk Monsters HD (-85%)
PixelJunk Shooter (-85%)
QUBE Director's Cut (-80%)
Quest for Infamy (-80%)
Rayman Origins (-75%)
Signal Ops (-85%)
Smugglers V (-80%)
Terraria (-80%)
Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure (-80%)
Teslagrad (-75%)
Tetrobot and Co. (-75%)
The Frame {movie} (-50%)
The Gamers: Dorkness Rising {movie} (-75%)

Actual games in promo:
Xenonauts (-60%)
Kentucky Route Zero Season Pass (-60%)

I have yet to play it (backlog), but I have never looked at the timed parts of it in that context. Thinking now that like you said they would resemble (after a fashion) my previous 2 employment positions during crunch time, amped to the max!

XD

Yes it is but more because of the surreal atmosphere and the dialogues (only text) not so much because of the puzzles (I don't remember any).

Edit: It is however episodic and only 3 (of 5?) episodes are released until now.

Yes. It has a really strange atmosphere to it, which to me feels really magical. Kind of a scary tranquility, if that makes any sense.
I also liked the soundtrack, which is included (and I usually don't care for the soundtrack at all).
But it's not really point and click, in - there's really not much puzzling involved, you know, you just... make your way, meeting all kinds of strange people, and weird places...
Ah, I gotta play that game again...

Awww, thank you much! Short of making sure I don't gift to the wrong person, I'm not sure how that whole thing should work. Do you just launch a PM with a code, wait for someone to acknowledge the giveaway? I'm not sure what the standard operating procedure is in that regard.

ok thanks I think I'll pick it up another time.

Thanks! :) People must be using bots to give out gifts these days....

ALL GoG are good games. The name of the website backs that up!

And another critical miss on Kentucky Route Zero, well hopefully it will have a more suitable discount for me when all the episodes are released for it. :)

Sound good. I started playing Ether One (thanks to Tarnicus!) and it also seems like a very tranquil game - the few puzzles are even (kind of) optional. I start to grow a taste for these kind of "interactive experiences" ever since I heard of The Path and Dear Esther, though I've never even played the latter two.

Didn't that just go? I know because I benefited from the generosity of JDelekto, give this guy some +1's