snowkatt: well lilli child of geos is about 2 hours and its not exactly the most difficult game you will ever play

dear esther is 73 minutes of walking forward while listening to pretentious voice overs and its up to the player what they make of the story

crazy taxi and croixleur sigma can both be finished in 15 min or less

i dont know which games you have though

to the moon is around 4 to 6 hours and is said to be excellent

shane-o: I got the CE but used the GOG code from my new graphics card

Kerchatin: Honestly, I don't have that many short games. I'm an rpg fan, so most of the games I have are generally on the longer side.
I finished Gone Home and The Cat Lady, which are both fairly short (I liked them both).
I have Dear Esther, but haven't played it yet.

I've heard a lot of good things about To the Moon, but don't have it. Been meaning to check it out for a while.
I'll give those other titles you mentioned a go! Thanks. :)
Ah, cool.
Do you plan on selling the other key, or keeping it, just out of interest?

snowkatt: i also plan to buy this humble bundle tomorrow https://www.humblebundle.com/weekly
and i only want pier solar
you can have the other games if you want
i got enough to play as it is

Kerchatin: Thanks, I'd appreciate that! :)
I'd be happy to send you a few bucks, if you want.
That way you don't have to pay as much.

snowkatt: nah im fine
its just 5 ,10 dollars it wont bankrupt me ;p

Kerchatin: haha, well thank you very much then!

snowkatt: if you want you can give me a gog game but you dont have too

i only wanted pier solar and nobody i know wants the other games
so if you want them they are yours

including steam pier solar

Kerchatin: what gog game would you like?

snowkatt: well saints row 2 would be cool https://www.gog.com/game/saints_row_2 but that would be a bit much to ask
especially since its twice the price of the humble bundle

i always liked the snes version of this game >>https://www.gog.com/game/star_trek_starfleet_academy
so hopefully the pc version is equally good

Kerchatin: And, sent. :)
check your chat/messages

Kerchatin: So, I'm just curious how many people bought TW3 on GOG vs the physical edition. I realise that this being the GOG forums, the majority will likely have purchased the digital GOG version, but considering that the physical version does come with a GOG key, this might change things up a bit.
(or did you get the game on Steam?)

Personally, I got a physical copy, because I'm a sucker for pointless dust collectors. ;)

skeletonbow: I bought the preorder about 5 days ago or so on GOG. I stopped buying games in 2006 up to which point they were all boxed on DVD/CD. I started buying again in 2012 from GOG and then Steam and have only bought digital download games since.

It's kind of funny because before I used to hate the idea of digital downloads because I wanted to hold the box, get the paper manual and other crap in the box and it felt good to hold a physical object that I know is mine. But now I feel completely different. Now I look at physical game boxes, DVDs, manuals and other stuff that would come in a game box as "even more physical world clutter to trip over" and want less of that in my life. Now I prefer manuals and other documents to be PDFs or images, maps to be images, etc. It's funny how a few years can change one's perspective and preferences like that.

Having said that, I don't think I'd ever consider buying a game in a box on a plastic disk or whatever again as I just see them as a disadvantage now personally for my own desires. :)

Kerchatin: Ah, cool.
Do you plan on selling the other key, or keeping it, just out of interest?