Likewise, in many threads. :)

Not that I am a customer for most of these games, but I think that isn't a requisite to critical thinking about the issue.

Most of the time I find the arguments against these games quite myopic. Rarely I see an argument that isn't at its core based on either "Meh, I don't like the game so it shouldn't be sold here" or "In my corner of the world that is considered unlikable, so Gog should cater to me and not sell the game". Or even worse, sometimes we get obvious trolling.

I'm almost certain all of that means something in your head.

no, a wizard is not a witch. different type of magic used. and in fact, a male witch is a warlock!

yes, i vent there, come at me!

And strangely enough a witch doctor is not a witch with a medical degree.

For not being interested in these games some people here can be seen suspiciously often in these NSFW threads. And the jokes or whatever these are... they are not really funny...

LOL.

Made me laugh, thanks.

With a sizable discount, maybe game 2 and 4.

Game 4 looks janky, but somewhat intriguing (may end up being disappointed or pleasantly surprised, I could see it go either way) and 2 because it looks like FTL and Huniepop had a baby and while Huniepop is undoubtedly the dominant parent here, I absolutely adored FTL and I'm game to try mixing that up, even in minute amounts, with almost anything and see where it goes.

Always willing to risk a negligibly small amount for a slice of novelty. I may not have a second slice if it tastes foul, but I'll at least try it.

Marble Maid looks the most like something I could have fun with.

Yeah, I thought that was humour, and the gameplay looked like an interesting variant of match-three, it adds an upper limit to the amount of each colour that you can collect. But it seems it wasn't humour, for this warning appears when starting the game: The "you can turn this off in the options" is bugged. It doesn't save that setting, and it resets to being on every time you restart the game. The other items in the options menu are stored in the Windows registry, but not this - and if the developer has messed up something as easily testable as storing a setting between sessions, what's the chance that he's actually tested whether it works?

Looking through the text strings in the game, they might be fun to watch failing in a comedy, but having subliminal messages from someone who thinks those suggestions are a good idea is a bad idea.