Riddick is awesome, if only for Butcher's Bay which is included in Dark Athena. Butcher's Bay is one of my favorite FPS' of all time, as good as HL2 in my book.

I've heard mixed things about Inquisitor though.

Hey kalirion... Thanks... I was kinda inclined towards getting Riddick as well... and you have made the decision easier for me.. :)

Having bought some of Telltale's titles from their own site before they showed up on GOG I can recommend you that the lack of DRM is a much more powerful incentive to grab them here and not anywhere else than it is for the average DRM-laden game.

I'm pretty sure that none of the games will run on my current PC but I might get a better one eventually and $15 is barely more than a movie ticket, so if the games are good I thought it might be worth to add them to my collection, just for fun.

I've read that it gets repetitive very quickly - I assume if you thought it was short, your impression was on the contrary?

See my first reply to TNGpt. ;) Unfortunately King's Bounty is painfully slow on my current rig. Are the RPG elements that strong? I thought it was more of a Strategy/HoMM kind of game?


Don't get me started on Telltale's DRM policy. >:(

Damn it... I was trying to save some money, and then this! I am going to burn some cash right away... Why am I so weak?!?

Kidding aside, thanks for this promotion, it is awesome. :)

Now, where I could buy some free time so I could play King's Bounty?

:(

Hm I felt that there were enough different weapons and enemies for its duration. To be fair, I ended up felling it was short mostly because I paid some €9 on release on Steam and at the end of the campaign I felt that I was just getting into it but it still gave me 5 h of fun (campaign + a couple of matches on arcade mode). Looking for all the secrets, fully exploring the arcade mode and playing coop will make it last awhile longer I reckon. For $2, I think it is really worth it.

I can heartily recommend Puddle. But note that despite descriptions to the contrary, this is not a puzzle game. It is a platformer, where your protagonist is (usually) an ever-changing liquid. It's rather easy if you play it casually, but dastardly difficult if you attempt to get gold medals for every level on "Extreme". I managed to do so for only 47 of the 48 levels, but my wife did them all (and she's not really much of a gamer...). Will probably return to it after I finish with Etherlords.

Chronicles of Riddick is also very good, if you like FPS. I don't really, but still enjoyed it a lot more than other FPSs.

Alan Wake I couldn't manage. Too much manual dexterity required.

For me King's Bounty: Crossworlds is a must, as I absolutely loved The Legend.

Great giveaway. I would love to see more of this in the future. It's just a shame that I already own most of the games I'm interested in this time. Alan Wake, Riddick, The Witcher, Divinity 2, Grimrock, maybe I'll have better luck next time.

Nice deal. Thanks. ^^

Defender's Quest 0 MB ?

I can only come up with 3 games I want. All the rest I either don't want or already have. I can trade ones I already have, so is anyone interested in 2 of the following list?

Tiny and Big
A New Beginning
Puddle
Defender's Quest
Deponia
Divinity 2


I only bought their games from them because the DVDs were DRM-free.

The DRM they put on the downloads is bloody awful.

Glad to see pick 5 make a return. The previous one was good and so is this one.

Fantastic sale. I have chosen the following:

Runaway 3: A Twist of Fate
Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers
Capsized
Inquisitor
The Chronicles of Riddick