Thank you for the list. You really did have insomnia Helpo1. Sadly the games I keep hoping for to hit a really lose price are not listed. There are a few of interest but not nearly as much as Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition. I have the DOS II Definitive Edition and I though I had the first one, but if I did, I can't find it among any of the tons of gaming clients or in my GOG software listing, I swore I had it. So I was hoping it might hit $9.99 in the insomnia sale.

Sort of funny to see a Star Trek game on this list that I was a beta tester then Q&A and canon checker. Nor I don't work for them and No I was not paid, other than getting the game for free, those were the days, until for some reason they sort of did away with the program I was in. I tested about 3 different games from the Star Trek Universe, 2 of the Total War titles and 1 other. Perhaps I should offer my autograph for sale on ebay in the manual. Of course I am kidding, as there were many testers but the only drawback to beta testing, when the final version came out I had played the game for so long including down to that last version before it went into its last testing with Activision and then I got this nice box in the mail with a game in it.

Sorry off topic, no I am not stealing the topic, just thought about seeing a title I know.

Many of gog games I actually own the original dos/win 3.1/95/98/ME/Vista/7/8/10 game itself with it maybe needing a new jewel case during my time owning it but I have done all I can to keep modifying thanks to the community to keep these games working and then having to make that choice of being lazy and letting GOG fix things or doing that one or two things needed to get the title that worked.

The first game, Frost Punk, I already own on Steam. Great great game and for just $5.99 for the base game, a steal for anyone who doesn't have it. Van helsing also on Steam. All the hitman titles before the re-birth of the franchise. Most of the wargames from the original publisher. Many of games like Disciples 2 Gold, the version I have work with a little tummy tuck here and nose job there.

I wish that games on Gog could work vice versa with the DRM brothers. Just that if base came from other than gog then you are stuck with DRM or if you bought the base game here on GOG then you could buy the expansions/dlc and they naturally would become non-drm.

Unreal tournament, I still play mostly offline against the bots who still can every once in a while fool me.

Startopia, given to me by a friend at the company along with 3 other titles, I went to college with him. He actually wasn't a gamer himself, not even console.

American Conquest, I never did figure out how to get anything done in that game, or any of its predecessors or titles after, skipped #3.

Tropico 6, I can still remember when the first title in the series came out with much fanfare, especially who had developed it. I got the second one but I couldn't figure out just how to be a dictator and not end up, well I am sure you know.

Field of Glory titles, I always had a love-hate relation with them. Some were good some bleh.

Dungeon 3, I don't have but I haven't tried the first 2 to see if I like it. I remember a game much like it that came out before in the name of Dungeon Keeper.

Oh boy I remember all the comments when Leisure Suit Larry title first came out but then wasn't into anime being sexed up and the arrival on these shores of Hentai titles. I was a big fan of Macross and the series, just glad Harmony Gold finally gave in from blocking those titles. There was at least one "hentai":moment but I just remembered to fast forward past, I guess growing up first on American cartoons made it hard to accept nudity in anime. Robotech the Movie aka Megazone 23 another great title but I could see where the fans of both Macross and Robotech just couldn't accept the movie.

Now if Kate Beckinsale was in those Vampire titles, then I would most certainly be kept entertained as a death dealer (surprised there hasn't been any games based on that movie series, seems like it would be a slam dunk) but of course maybe one of the actors or actresses needed to do voice overs didn't want to.

Simulations from running a farm to a pizza restaurant, how they continue to sell is a surprise.

Well at least they still have flash deals, something another company forgot about and leaves you Steamed because what is the price on day 1 of their summer sale is the same price through out the sale so no hope of seeing a title maybe show up less in a flash deal. People complained about not being there for each flash offer, I guess the right people who could cause that company to stop all flash deals and just go with a typical sale, but with all these mini games and having to collect trading cards and level it up. I always ended up having to buy 2-3 trading cards, I just thought it wasn't good relations with me charging 2 cents of maybe a 5 cent sale, come on talk about nickle and diming, especially when they went to just 1 card a day and at near the end of the sale I would have 5 of one card. They took 2 cents and so I couldn't use the cards to sell and get what I needed without having to put out some coin, I know minor but would have been nice.

Then of course the cheating and scamming that really made trading and selling an absolute mess. Oh well. Guess I will just continue to look at GOG for the sales.

Nooo, our cheat is gone. How will I know when to wake up now?

So either it's finished and next will be the rewind thing or they really want surprise us.

Updated my comparison here with:
48. Corpse Party (2021) (-30%) vs. (-25%)

I have a strict "must be installable and playable off DVD+Rs on an airgapped LAN running Linux and, if necessary/appropriate, an open-source emulator/compatibility layer like DOSBox or Wine" policy to ensure what I pay for has the maximum chance of continuing to work decades down the line.

...and I'm working on my own launcher/organizer that unifies everything regardless of how it was installed/where it came from and gives me the source access I need to customize said launcher to what I prefer. (Plus, it's written using PyQt for the frontend and Rust for the backend so as much of the active code as possible is written in something snappy like C++ or Rust, not HTML+CSS+JS gunk.)

And on the other side are also people like me, who rejects Galaxy because it's just unnecessary layer. I simply prefer to get an installer of game I want to play and use it. No reason to keep any third party apps in my system tray and RAM. I just want a game and nothing else.

The other group are users of Mac and Linux. As far as I know Galaxy is Windows-only. So all resources put in Galaxy are simply wasted from that part of userbase. And Galaxy looks even dangerous for them, if GOG ever consider making some features available for Galaxy users only (which means unavailable for alternative OSes' users).

Really? What about games without Mac support?
They just cannot be installed?

Yes, just like Steam; not exactly hard to understand.

It's back on then, huh?

Not exactly. Currently on Steam I have install button for every single game. I'm often not even sure if I actually play native version or a proton wrapper, everything is behind the scenes.

Updated my comparison here with:
49. Project Warlock 2-pack (-46%) vs. (-44%)

Post Mortem? But the rewind is also in 6 hours.

Didn't manage to catch the total number of copies sold for Corpse Party; if anyone did, feel free to fill it in.

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Insomnia deals so far + predicted upcoming (2022-06-25 16:00 UTC):

Past:
1. Frostpunk [EUR 29.99 -> 5.99 (-80%), 2290/15000 sold]
2. Solasta: Crown of the Magister Supporter Edition [EUR 44.98 -> 22.49 (-50%), 1553/8000 sold]
3. LEGO(R) Batman(TM) 3: Beyond Gotham Premium Edition [EUR 44.99 -> 4.99 (-89%), 1383/8000 sold]
4. Founders' Fortune [EUR 18.99 -> 9.49 (-50%), 383/8000 sold]
5. Death Trash [EUR 19.99 -> 15.99 (-20%), 609/3000 sold]
6. Blood: Fresh Supply [EUR 8.19 -> 2.09 (-75%), 1156/3000 sold]
7. Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove [EUR 39.99 -> 22 (-45%), 353/3000 sold]
8. Monster Train [EUR 20.99 -> 6.29 (-70%), ?/3000 sold]
9. The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing: Final Cut [EUR 44.99 -> 4.49 (-90%), 1402/3000 sold]
10. Hitman: Absolution [EUR 19.99 -> 2.99 (-85%), 699/3000 sold]
11. Field of Glory II: Medieval [EUR 24.99 -> 10.00 (-60%), 180/3000 sold]
12. King's Quest 4+5+6 [EUR 9.39 -> 3.29 (-65%), 421/3000 sold]
13. Call of the Sea [EUR 19.99 -> 10.00 (-50%), 466/3000 sold]
14. Star Trek(TM): Away Team [EUR 9.99 -> 6.99 (-30%), 435/3000 sold]
15. UnMetal [EUR 16.99 -> 7.69 (-55%), 408/3000 sold]
16. American Conquest + Fight Back [EUR 5.69 -> 1.19 (-80%), 576/3000 sold]
17. Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest [EUR 12.49 -> 3.79 (-70%), 689/3000 sold]
18. Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord [EUR 49.99 -> 34.99 (-30%), 1031/3000 sold]
19. Disciples 2 Gold [EUR 9.39 -> 0.99 (-90%), 1485/3000 sold]
20. Human Resource Machine [EUR 12.49 -> 3.19 (-75%), 738/3000 sold]
21. Dawn of Man [EUR 20.99 -> 12.59 (-40%), 405/3000 sold]
22. Tropico 6 [EUR 39.99 -> 17.99 (-55%), 326/3000 sold]
23. Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom [EUR 5.59 -> 2.29 (-60%), 565/1000 sold]
24. Papetura [EUR 9.99 -> 5.99 (-40%), 237/3000 sold]
25. Imperator: Rome [EUR 39.99 -> 8.00 (-80%), 400/3000 sold]
26. Field of Glory II [EUR 27.99 -> 4.19 (-85%), 540/1000 sold]
27. Blasphemous Digital Deluxe Edition [EUR 34.19 -> 6.89 (-80%), 616/1000 sold]
28. Machinarium Collector's Edition [EUR 14.99 -> 2.99 (-80%), 509/3000 sold]
29. Spacebase Startopia [EUR 39.99 -> 19.99 (-50%), 459/3000 sold]
30. Hitman: Blood Money [EUR 9.99 -> 0.99 (-90%), 3030/3000 sold]
31. Dungeons 3 [EUR 29.99 -> 9.00 (-70%), 385/3000 sold]
32. Opus Magnum [EUR 19.99 -> 8.00 (-60%), 391/3000 sold]
33. Two Worlds II: Epic Edition [EUR 18.79 -> 4.69 (-75%), 407/3000 sold]
34. Shining Song Starnova Limited Edition [EUR 44.99 -> 9.00 (-80%), 243/3000 sold]
35. Leisure Suit Larry - Wet Dreams Don't Dry [EUR 29.99 -> 1.99 (-93%), 728/3000 sold]
36. Narita Boy [EUR 24.99 -> 7.49 (-70%), 160/3000 sold]
37. Unreal Tournament 2004 Editor's Choice Edition [EUR 9.39 -> 0.99 (-90%), 2020/3000 sold]
38. Interstellar Space: Genesis [EUR 27.99 -> 7.00 (-75%), 604/3000 sold]
39. Vampire: The Masquerade - Shadows of New York [EUR 10.79 -> 2.19 (-80%), 527/3000 sold]
40. Second Sight [EUR 9.99 -> 3.99 (-60%), 450/3000 sold]
41. Bridge Constructor [EUR 8.99 -> 0.89 (-90%), 768/3000 sold]
42. Webbed [EUR 8.19 -> 5.79 (-30%), 271/3000 sold]
43. System Shock(TM) 2 [EUR 9.99 -> 1.99 (-80%), 643/3000 sold]
44. Two Worlds Epic Edition [EUR 9.39 -> 1.39 (-85%), 578/3000 sold]
45. Port Royale 4 [EUR 39.99 -> 19.99 (-50%), 196/3000 sold]
46. Dreamfall: The Longest Journey [EUR 14.09 -> 4.29 (-70%), 986/3000 sold]
47. King of Seas [EUR 24.99 -> 7.49 (-70%), 205/3000 sold]
48. Corpse Party (2021) [EUR 19.99 -> 13.99 (-30%), ?/3000 sold]

Current:
49. Project Warlock 2-pack [EUR 28.29 -> 15.29 (-46%), ?/3000 sold]

Upcoming:
50. Hitman: Blood Money [$9.99 -> $? (-?%), ?/? sold]

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Yes, seems like the next one will be Hitman again.

nvm
The first game of the rewind, so a total of 49 unique items, it seems.