It actually has to be Cuphead.

And what a better game to play with friends, than a really really hard one.
You see, the past year, after getting so much time to spend together online, me and my friends came to the conclusion that there is something off for us, we're just not having as much as we used to have. That raised two questions: Are we getting older? And are games still fun? After some extensive brainstorming done by me, and upon the others approval, we came to the conclusion that both of those are true, and that WE. NEED. STRUGGLE. Kinda ironic thinking that last year, isn't it? But yeah, we're hardcore gamers... Anyways.
We cherish our childhood, we cherish the struggle we had playing Minecraft on it's first years, figuring out the mechanics, struggling to do so. We cherish that time we we're all in the same room playing Hotline Miami, screaming and shouting trying to get that A. That's why we need hard games - it unites us through struggle. Struggle makes relationships stronger.
Thank you.

I actually have a hadnful of different games that I'm playing with different people. Recently I've been playing a lot of video games with my mom. Her most recent favorite is Don't Starve Together, in fact, I'm buying her a copy of the original Don't Starve as a gift for the holidays. (To those of you who haven't played the game, Don't Starve Together is a multyplayer version of Don't Starve)

Both of my parents also play Warcraft II with me, both co-op and competitive. They used to play it back in the '90s when it first came out, and about two years ago we found the game on GOG with built in IPX network compatibility. (The original Warcraft II had game hosting over IPX as well, but we couldn't get it to work.)

My siblings and I play also play Overcooked! a decent amount. We slowed down a bit during the school year because we all got too busy, but now that we're on winter break, we're going to start playing it again.

Thank you GOG for the giveaway and good luck to all the other entries!

I would love to play overcooked with my friends because one of them gets very frustrated when stressed and the other just laughs at them for getting frustrated.

I think this contest ended about 3 hours ago.

I wonder how many of the cuphead entries were bots.

By the time they get round to judging the entries the forums will have its timestamp in days not hours.

Yes, on forums. But I think every post has its exact timestamp inside the forum general database.

Cuphead, I'm a huge fan of platformers and old-style cartoons. This game I've also heard that it's really hard. So it'll be a nice challenge.

Mine is Outward. It's such an amazing game to play solo, but with a friend things change a lot, specially magic, since it allows to set combos that would be impossible other way.

Lords of Magic

Yeah, I think you're right. They used to post a message announcing that the contest is over, but I guess they didn't this time. I don't live in the UTC time zone, so I just didn't take the time to do the math to figure out if I was late or not, and since they hadn't posted anything yet, I assumed it was still going.

It's about time gog got on gab instead of criminal Twatter.

Congratulations, lucky ones. Play with friends, partners, family...Enjoy !

Not as many winners as I thought... at least at GoG forum contest! Why so many prizes goes to Twitter / Facebook participants?