Sweet GA, +1 for your huge generosity.

I would like The Suffering (9,49 €), because it looks like a great horror shooter and I'm fond of this kind of creepy atmosphere. Also, the game is a digital exclusivity, so it's a good way to support GOG exclusive releases ;)

Happy Easter !

An awesome giveaway! I'm in for Tangledeep because it seems like a delightfully charming rogue-like RPG and the world can never have enough wonderful indie games. :)

Thanks for the generous opportunity, BeatriceElysia! I'd love to be in for:

Signal from Tolva (if that falls under the 16euros, of course)

simply: it looks great and my budget for games is extremely small

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It's 16.99, but it's OK.

I have no problem saying - no, it can't do. After all, people can't really know how expensive games are here, so I could say, ask something else... but it's 16.99, and it's OK.

Hmm, I may edit my first post with more detail.

i am in. i like farming things and rpg. Lovely life style

Not In.
Kudos for the GA, though.
:)

Hmmm, I may close it tomorrow evening in 7 p.m. CET due to lack of interest in this giveaway - there's more not in than in, and I may be busy in Tuesday... or just waiting for info on new job, so I may cry a bit.

But anyway, there's hours until this giveaway is closed....

Pozdrav iz Banjaluke :D

Thanks for your very generous giveaway. I've resisted entering for days but I can't hold out any longer.

I choose Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator from Humble Store.

I'd like to try these accurate sims of the lifestyle of a trucker... I want to experience casual sex with hookers in truck stops, staying awake for days on illegal stimulant drugs, a diet consisting entirely of takeaway junk food, and wearing one of those cool caps they have.

It sounds like paradise, which is why I've had them both on my Steam wishlist since release. Thanks for the chance and happy Easter!

Very generous GA - thanks for running it, BE. +1s

Tangledeep caught my eye from the OP - in part b/c I had it on my Steam WL and didn't even know it was on GOG ;)

So hey, now it's on my GOG WL. But I think I too will have to pass this time too many hours of dungeon crawlers already in the active queue. And I should get around to finishing the last two GOG games I got in GAs that I'm only about halfway through each (D:OS, South Park) before fishing for anything else.

To explain at least my personal "lack of interest": It's a combination of a backlog which is at the edge of what I find acceptable, together with the format of the giveaway. I don't lack the money to buy any €17 game, but I mostly doubt if most specific games are worth their list price. (If I don't doubt, I'll probably own the game already :) - for everything else, I'll wait for a sale in combination with a backlog that's empty enough that I'll have a good spot for a game of that specific genre.) So if I'm not certain if a game is worth buying myself, I don't really want to go have anyone else buy it for me.

I personally prefer entering the more regular giveaways for specific games (which I had earlier interest in, or better yet, which I "discovered" through the giveaway), because that to me signals that whoever is giving away that game is effectively recommending it, and probably bought the game on sale, or at the very least at a price point which they thought was worthwhile. And then, well, who am I to dispute that?

I do want to say thank you and +1 for your generosity with this giveaway, and I wish you the very best outcome with that job!

That's pretty much exactly how I feel as well, just more eloquently expressed. ;)