According to the reviews of those games on Gog and elsewhere.. they don't seem good for you at all.
It seems that both controls and UI are terrible and that the games require a lot of tedious micromanagement.
I'm curious about these titles, however, so I'm checking some videos on Youtube.

Thanks!

I haven't played the second one as it's still too expensive for my taste, but the first one is good. It's not really comparable to trading card games like Magic the Gathering though, as the combat encounters are all played out as 3D third person real-time action, they are not that tactical but require you to dodge, roll and hack and slash yourself. The card decks are the base for laying out a rogue-like "dungeon" map of events and encounters: Each dungeon level you get some of them spread out face down, displaying where you can move and then when you step on a card, the event is revealed. Most of the cards are text-based, Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style events, you can gain items or gold by risking something or lose health or achieve other negative results if you're unlucky. Some cards are shops. And some cards lead to 3D combats or shorter 3D arcade or puzzle dungeons.

Among all these cards you need to find the exit to the next level, and you need to survive through a couple of levels and beat the final boss to complete a section of the game. In the process you can gain new cards, and before each run you can build your own deck from which the cards will be drawn during a run, but there are rules for it, so e.g. you can't just leave out all the monster cards and risky events. It's a quite unique concept, and it can be lots of fun. If that sounds somewhat appealing to you, I recommend getting the first game to see what it's like.

I don't think I'd ever complete it, but I'd gladly take it into my GOG library, for sure.
Thank you, phaolo, I was asking myself exactly the same questions Leroux asked above.

Hear, hear. I don't think I ever saw a promo less aligned with my tastes. I have exactly two games and only because both were given for free, exactly the same games you do, sans Amnesia. Yes SOMA was indeed free according to my order history and I wouldn't have bought otherwise.

With some effort I could maybe kinda someday play those War Winds, except that I would rather play a dozen other RTSs before them. So I have zero interest in this promo. Which is a good thing when I remember I should save more money.

Thanks! I'll have a closer look at it.