amok: second this. I have installed it on 3 machines in total through steam now, no problem at all and I never had to input names, address, cd-keys or similar - just install and play. GG version may be different though.

nijuu: So what about Two Worlds GOTY ?? Anyone experience with getting it off GG ?

Antimateria: Why you didn't get it from here? I played it.. not trough.. Two worlds 2 is much better but that main characthers asswigling.. Good thing that I didn't needed to be that rastafarian fuckface. =)

nijuu: Actually dont need the info. I checked and i already have the GOG epic edition... DUH..Megaduh!!!.. LOL..

StingingVelvet: Perhaps the Steam version is different, I wouldn't know. The boxed version certainly requires activation, has a machine limit and in my case asked me to make an account with address and such as required fields.

Here is a pic of initial screen:

p_mamusz: Natural Selection 2 50% off sale at Steam 11.49€/12.49$/£9.49
Just in time for the Gorgeous update(also known as free DLC in todays jargon).
NS2 is one of the better multiplayer only indie titles of last year, and probably the first RTS/FPS hybrid that succeeded commercially and didnt get abandoned by players few months after release(Nuclear Dawn devs did everything they could releasing regular patches/updates even recently but people just dont care :S)

War Of The Roses 75% off at Steam 5€/5$/£3.74 + free Steam weekend
Mount and Blade gone Battlefield from Fatshark(yes makers of Lead and Gold) that wasnt all that successful compared to Chivalry Medieval Warfare. With a lame squad spawn mechanic, no game mode diversity, imbalanced weapon selection(there are so many options they just cant balance it against each other), and spam happy combat mechanics(some say its "more realistic", i think it just looks and feels stupid), im not all that suprised.

It recently got kinda F2P with unlimited play as base classes(pre defined armour, perk, and weapon selections) in "demo mode", but with no levelling and customisation that is the bread and butter of the game in theory.(with "flavour of the week" overpowered builds :D) Also you can buy in game gold now with real money, witch you can spend on unlocking stuff.

amok: I remember now. In the steam version you have the option to register your game, and if you do they send you a code to unlock some crappy armour which is only good for a level or two. It is optional, on my first play-through I do not think I did, but I did for my next one.