Power Drive 2000 only has 6 days left, and could really use a boost. They now have a demo to try out, so why not swing by and give it a shot.

Its an 80's sci-fi inspired arcade racer, how could you go wrong?

The kickstarter for the game Perception looks really interesting. Made by people who's worked on the Bioshock games. Unfortunally, I can't post the link for some reason. Too new to GoG to be trusted I guess. :) Look it up though!

Also, I sent an email a couple of days ago asking if they had any plans for an eventual GoG release if they reach the funding goal. Got an answer today stating that they're looking into it at the moment.

<span class="bold">Combat Core: High-Powered 4-Player Arena Fighter</span>

A love letter to the Power Stone series being made by an impressive indie crew. Character designs by UDON Press artist Rob "Robaato" Porter with stretch goal character designs by Skullgirls creator Alex "oh8" Ahad. Voice acting featuring actors from franchises such as Street Fighter x Tekken, "One Piece" and the internet hit "DragonBall Z: Abridged". A playable demo is also available.

As a fan of Power Stone, I would love to see this campaign be successful. That style of arena fighting should never be allowed to die.

Planet Centauri - Similar to Terraria. But has lasers and mechas too.

And it appears to have a plot, as well.
And NPCs
And pets
And spells
Etc, etc...

Looks fun
Personally I loved Terraria, but I hated the fact that the game had no quests, beside the Boss battles. If Planet Centauri does have a story-mode, then it's instabuy.

Defragmented – a Cyberpunk Action-RPG for PC

(really makes me think of "Cyberpunk Hotline Miami")

I had Rebecca Heineman with me on my Dragon Wars twitch stream yesterday and she told us that there'll be a kickstarter for Dragon Wars 2 in about 6 weeks!
She said to follow the Olde Sküül twitter account for further updates:
https://twitter.com/OldeSkuul

And here is the VOD of yesterday's stream:
http://www.twitch.tv/gogcom/v/5579329
It's two hours long (and I failed at character creation at first) and there was a lot of talking, singing, laughing, trivia and even a cake recipe!

Excellent, thanks!

Been waiting for it.

inXile's next crowdfunded project starts tomorrow on KS, it's Bard's Tale 4 and some of the rewards will include Wasteland 2, or the first two Witchers.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-06-01-back-bards-tale-4-tomorrow-and-get-wasteland-2-witcher-or-witcher-2-free

I think the "GOG code" option is pretty much a given. ^_^

<span class="bold">Defragmented - A Cyberpunk Action-RPG for PC</span>

A top-down shooter with RPG elements set in a cyberpunk environment. From the makers of <span class="bold">Noir Syndrome</span>.

Successfully funded with both of their stretch goals met in the final hours! I didn't think I was going to be able to back them, but I gladly did once I knew the funds would clear. So happy for them! So, I'm curious; how generously did you support them?

Thanks for backing!

I went for the Magnificent Architect tier, the highest I've ever backed a project at. I've already been talking with both of the guys behind the game for a while and we've begun to plan out my contributions to the game. The included a little teaser about it in one of their announcements.

This was their second attempt at getting funded, and I'm glad they made it this time because they are really putting a lot of thought and passion into the game. Can't wait to watch it develop!

Nice! I backed this one as well, at a very basic tier... I'm excited to see what you come up with for a level. :)

Thanks mate! The devs seem pretty interested in the idea, and we are also discussing whether to make it a central part of the storyline. Here's hoping my contributions can come up the high level they've set for themselves with this one!

Serpent in the Staglands.

I only caught up with this title because gog.com highlighted it in their e-mail circular.

I am not sure if I will like it (bought it thou, for the sake of a chance; and for the principle) - but I dammed well wonder why a project such as this went below my radar?