For me personally, getting them DRM free is worth the second purchase. Some I get right away, some go into the wishlist, but every game I have either on physical media or through some other digital distributor that has come to GOG I bought them or have them in line to be bought.

I like the idea of not having to depend on some 3rd-party software to install and/or play the game, and with the way physical media changes too rapidly I do not like being confined in that area as well (that is primarily the biggest reason I have move away from consoles, or buy stuff for them long after they have been released).

Returns is actually the first part. Although you can play both seperatly. Dragonfall is supposed to be a bit better since some people complained that Returns was to linear for their taste. They kinda fixed that and a few other things with Dragonfall. Returns is still good :)

I liked it. It's quite linear, but I like the style of combat and the setting. It's not necessary, but if you are interested I would recommend playing before, since people say that Dragonfall is a lot better and it references Returns at some points.

You mean, you can actually play your recently acquired games ? :D

Have no problem with linear games, so I will give it a go. Like the setting. :-)

Thx for the fast answer @ bugamn, The_Blog & Redfern

Shit man you are right I can't relax I have to get on those games! brb shadowrun calls me
:)

Absolutely, because Dragonfall is better.

Wha? A third crit, on Shadowrun Returns! I never win these things - who am I?

Hmmm?

Was thinking about getting it as well just now, but I got dragonfall, yesterday, so I think I will skip returns, holding out till I see some thing I fancy, want the spread the genre's a bit a get a little of every thing.No point getting the same type of game twice, till I finished dragon fall at least....

♫Nine hundred copies of Shadowrun up on the GOG♫
♫Nine hundred copies of gaaaames♫
♫Take one down, pass it around...♫

Shadowrun is a PnP roleplaying system and world. The games are adaptions of this.

You have a point here. Most of the games I bought twice (be that on Steam or Gog actually) were because of the support.
Having the no-cd included without a NO-CD patch+malware "bundle" was such a relief !

It's the same universe based on a tabletop game and Returns has a callback from the SNES Shadowrun. Mages, deckers, orcs, shamans, spirits, it's all there.