Games I enjoyed and I want to recommend to you:

* Drakensang
* Drakensang: The River of Time + expansion
# games above play perfect on win7 computer, not so much on win10

* Divinity: Original Sin 2
* Divinity 2: Developer's cut
* Icewind dale 2
* Neverwinter nights
* Neverwinter night 2
* Crusader Kings 2
* Baldur's Gate 2
* Pillars of Eternity
* Low magic age
* Ghost of a Tale
* Heroine's Quest: The Herald of Ragnarok
* Ember
* Songbringer
* Sword Coast Legends
* Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning - awesome, my character is smoking hot
* Bard's Tale
* Dagon Age: Origins


what are your personal game recommendation, games you love and you think are underappreciated...

Very few of those are underapreciated.

If only the Drakensang series could come here on GOG...

King of Dragon Pass.
The Ravenloft and Dark Sun rpgs.
Sword of the Samurai.
Freedom Planet.
No Man's Sky(shoot me)

It would be soo awesome!

Bard's Tale series (avoid the DOS/Amiga versions of Bard's Tale 3; they're buggy)
Wizardry 8
Elminage Gothic

Shovel Knight
Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap

(I put a blank line to signify a change in genre; someone who likes the first group of games might not necessarily like the second, and vice versa.)

If you're willing to include console games, I could also mention the SaGa series; they're RPGs (could be considered JRPGs), but they do things differently. (To give you an idea of what I mean, only one game in the series has levels and experience points, and the remake of said game removed them.)

I could also mention Wizardry 4, but I don't consider that game to be accessible (at the very least, play Wizardry 1 first, and remember that the game expects you to be a good player; there's a reason the game gives you 8 save slots, for example.)

My favourite games are too many to fit in a single post, but i agree that the Drakensang games are great, especially The River of Time (prequel) -- didn't expect them to be that good and i was pleasantly surprised by them.

That's nice, but you should probably say a few words about them to make the recommendations more meaningful. Agreed, those two are among my very favourite games and among the best RPGs I ever played. I think I liked the first one a little better, but both are escellent. Great gameplay, character progression and damn nice graphics. I just loved being in that world. It's a pity the series didn't continue (I'm not counting that Drakensang Online trash).

I just beat someone to death with a blow up rubber woman, so I want to recommend Saints Row the Third. :D

You're not alone. I love No Man's Sky.