Must be my subconscious playing tricks with me. Feeling hot hot hot!

Ahaha! So Licurg likes Sacrifice, huh? It's on my wishlist, but I want to get Tom Clancy splinter cell and Assasins Creed directors cut before I get sacrifice.

Check your PMs.

Thanks for your generousity!

Welcom to GOG.

Be sure to try out Little Big Adventure 1 & 2 :).

Have a nice day.

Little Big Adventure, you say? Looks like a good puzzle game. I might buy it soon. :D

yee dude welcome to gog,

lol it seems you already got targeted by Licurg for his next sacrifice, (hang on i will send someone to save you)

Actually it's an action/platformer :P

:P I see, I see. Like I said, I might try it out.

@djranis, I will let anyone save me, as long as it isn't Justin Beiber or One Direction... :P

what about JLS?

Hey!

Since you like FPS's, you might wanna check out the Serious Sam games, if you haven't done so already.

I actually have seen that game, and it looks good. Does it play well? And how are the graphics?

I have played the first one years ago.
It's a really fun game, especially co-op with friends, but it's very repetitive.
Graphically, it "kinda" holds up. But graphics aren't the most important thing.

It plays very well. Like a throwback to old twitch based FPS like Unreal Tournament and Quake Arena (?). The controls and gameplay are very intuitive and smooth.

The graphics hold up well, I think, but you have to remember that these games are 10 years old. HD versions have been released, though not here on GOG.

The co-op mode is ridiculously fun. Singleplayer is very straightforward, there's no real story, it's all about fighting hordes of monsters, occasionally interrupted by a gigantic bosses or trap filled rooms. What I like about the game is how challenging it is and how much it rewards skill even on the medium difficulties. When you're up against several dozens of enemies at once, trying to brute-force yourself through the fight via the quick save function won't be enough, real skill is required. Fortunately, there are several difficulty levels, which scale pretty well, so everybody should be able to find a challenge according to their taste.