You're doing god's work, my dude. Thanks.

for me I had to claim each game as the main claim button didn't work, though Agony + Agony UNRATED and Sapphire Safari gives me an "An error occurred. Please try again later or contact support if the issue persists." I'm using brave web browser from Australia.

I just tried that Method and I got those last 3 games, Thanks

Worked for me aswell. Thanks.
Still kinda ironic having to jump through these hoops on a promotion titled "Freedom to Buy Games". Than again we are not technically "buying" anything since we get it for free and i guess this was whole issue was about the actuall law in these countrys and not any payment processor BS.

The workaround doesn't work anymore. Thanks to the problems with yahoo and aol yesterday I wasn't able to log in so I missed my chance I guess.

Did you try the method in post 57 yet?

I had previously updated the main post outlining the fact that a number of hours after the redemption codes had expired, this method ('purchasing' the free bundle) had been disabled.

Having said that, if you (at the very least) temporarily change your chat (private message) settings, your wish may be granted. (^_^)

Should've read the literal first sentence with your update message. Damn. :D

Thank you! The Freedom to Buy Games Bundle was not available in Japan.

An error occurred. Please try again later or contact support if the issue persists.

Palestine's solution helped. I needed to try it several times after errors and GOG website many problems. Yesterday I finally got the bundle~

What do you mean by that? Did you get some "secret" link ?

Guess its not working anymore? Switzerland here

"The giveaway has ended!"

Initially, GOG had disabled gifting of the bundle (within the checkout window, there had been message stating this), but, a fair bit prior to the change in its purchasability status (becoming no longer available), I had noticed that the creation of gift codes had been enabled.

If you (or, anyone else) are interested, please, feel free to request a code. I currently possess four gift codes which claim to be valid until the end of the year 2199, but, GOG has been known to prematurely invalidate certain codes associated with free products. For you, I will reserve one of the four, in the event that you had missed the opportunity to obtain it.

For those curious about the add-to-cart URL:

In the past, thanks to Ice_Mage, I had become aware of the procedure for manually removing wishlisted items (via URL). Later, I had noticed a user experiencing a seemingly corrupted wishlist, and had sought to assist them (through plain trial and error). Thankfully, this had rectified their issue, as well as the issues of others (here and here).

As I had encountered a fair number of people residing in Australia and Germany (as well as other countries) experiencing difficulty with obtaining the bundle, I had immediately attempted to use the prior knowledge of wishlist URLs to determine if products may be added to the cart in a similar manner. It had been painlessly straight-forward, and, fortunately, the affected users had been able to 'purchase' the bundle.

In hindsight, rather than merely utilizing the 'power' (*laughs*) of trial and error, it would have been preferable to simply analyze network traffic via my internet browser 'developer tools' (as other users more-than-likely had), but, that can also diminish the 'fun' factor. : )

Upon noticing the post by SargonAelther) (mentioning the far superior single-link variant), I had finally decided to analyze web traffic, only to realize that had I previously taken the time to do so, I would have been far more likely to locate said integrated /checkout/manual/ProductIdentifierHere version contained within a certain JavaScript file.

Each waking day is yet another opportunity to acquire additional knowledge and understanding. (^_^)

I would love a code if you still have one!

Please, alter your chat/private message settings so that I may privately contact you. : )