I have one copy of Prison Architect and one copy of Battlezone 98 Redux up for grabs.

I have too many games and don't know what to play. So I am going to list a few of the games I own on GOG and would like you to suggest which one I should play and why.
Please say which of the two games that are up for grabs you would like most.

Here are the games to nominate:

1 - The Park
2 - Homeworld
3 - Sorcerer King
4 - Battle Worlds: Kronos
5 - Braid
6 - 80 days

Just to confirm the games that you can win are at the very top of this post.
This competition is open to everyone.

I will now go and have a shower and some lunch then I will come back and choose the winners.
Good luck to all.

As always, thanks for your extreme unending generosity!!!

I think you should play The Park and write a review for it so it has more reviews!

not in, btw!

The Park, seems interesting, but a short experience. I heard Homeworld is great too. Anyway I'm not in :)

Uh ok, I'm in for Prison Architect, thanks.

I'd say play Homeworld or Braid, but.. for my tastes.
I watched an LP of The Park and it didn't impress me much..

I would play sorcerer king, i'm not in.

cool, i'm in for battlezone.

its hard to choose which one of the 6 you should play first. so i have a better approach to the problem. just play the park, according to hltb it needs less then 2 hours to be completed. you will beat that game in one day and afterwards it may help you to decide which one of the 5 you would like to play.

You should play Homeworld and Braid.
I'm in for the giveaway

The Park and tell us how it goes, I am curious myself.
Thank you very much Doc0075 for your generosity! ++
not in..

I'm not in. But homeworld is a must play if you like RTS genre. I'm not a RTS player myself but all my friends that love the genre swear upon it as best space RTS

You could always make Braid a Sorcerer King and have him Battle in the Worlds of Kronos for 80 Days before taking him to your Homeworld and letting him have some horrific fun in The Park...

Joking of course. Your list is pretty diverse, which makes things more difficult. I haven't played any of these, so don't think I actually qualify to suggest something.
I'm an adventure fan, so I'd choose The Park, but a friend had lots of fun with 80 Days.

Thanks for the GA, and +1.


Not in.

Thanks for the GA!
+1
Not in.

Thank you for the giveaway. +1 for your generosity. I'd like to be in for Battlezone 98 Redux.

I'd suggest you play Sorcerer King next because it is not only a very good 4x game it is also a very unique 4x game.

In traditional 4x games you are one of several players (human or AI) who start the game with more or less the same (or at least similar) starting conditions and try to fulfill the same goals. Sorcerer King however basically takes place after the traditional 4x game has been played and lost. The Sorcerer King won and conquered the world. He has left only a number of small states that were too insignificant to waste the effort to crush.

You are the leader of one of the left over states and you know something that the others don't. The Sorcerer King's next objective is to complete a ritual through which he will attain godhood but that will also sacrifice the world in the process.

So your objective is to delay that ritual as much as possible and build a force strong enough to go directly for the Sorcerer's King head while at the same time trying to keep under the radar of the Sorcerer King so he won't roflstomp you and ally with as many of the other states as you can to make them join your fight.

There aren't many other games that give the players different goals and resources than their opponent and pull it of well. Only A.I. War and The Last Federation comes to mind but these two aren't really 4x games. That's what makes Sorcerer King stand out from the rest.

I would choose Sorcer King which is an asymetrical 4x turn based strategy/rpg mix up. You basically start as the last semi free kingdom (one city) of the world when Sorcerer Kings is attempting to reach godhood (via power shards on the map) which means that world will be destroyed. Sorcerer King controls rest of the world. Gameplay is like a mix of Civ V and a rpg game.

You basically start with one city and a hero with a few units and you have to expand your city, build buildings and units like in other 4x game. In order to expand your empire and get new resources you have to build outposts that can be upgraded depending on how big its defense capacity and the land it encompasses should be. This enables you to build mines, farms, etc. But its more of a quest based game. Basically a land tile with a building on it activates a particular quest type when you move your army there. Sometimes Sorcerer Kings drops by and want's something from you and depending on your answers the Doomsday Counter (bar on the top of the screen) increases or decreases. If the Doomsday Counter gets full then you loose and Sorcerer Kings reaches goodhood. Ultimately you have to defeat/kill Sorcerer King via building up an empire and armies and fighting true tactical battles up to his Stronghold and ultimately his Throne room.


I'm in for Battlezone.

Thank you for this giveaway.

Not in but the very fact you are considering games other than Homeworld scares me. :P