Pajama: How did you manage to do this? I wanted to buy a game to gift but managed to snag it as a freebie and so the gift button was greyed out. Anyhow, long story short, I've now got a game that I do not want and would love to gift it but don't know how. Thanks.

INFERNO.COP: Ha, thanks. Two of those came minutes apart from one another. So yeah, pretty sure I used up a whole year's worth of magical sand. Heh.

Leroux: Insomnia isn't over yet, the second part of the event is a game marathon in which you are challenged to stay up all night playing through every game you've bought. ;)

CarrionCrow: A quick note regarding Anomaly Defenders -

The final level can be beaten by putting five turrets on a section of ground that has a corner.

Once you have those towers, you hold down the fast-forward button to make all seventeen waves of enemy units drive through that section.

They drove that direction because I had a resource gatherer there.

They were too stupid to do anything else.

It wasn't even gathering anything anymore, but onward they drove.

You might think that someone, some commander, would stop the attack long enough to change course by wave 4 or 5, that maybe the combination of torn metal and mangled bodies, the haze of gasoline fires in the air, the hollow boom of explosions and the shrieking of the dying, might have been enough to tell those units to go another way.

You would be wrong.

It got dumber and dumber, more and more absurd. I waited for them to change their path, break my defense, shift the direction of the aerial attacks that had for some reason decided to go in a single straight line from north to south on a path that had absolutely zero targets.

But none of that ever happened.

My five turrets mowed down vehicle after vehicle, a seemingly endless lather/rinse/repeat of destroying enemies and healing, destroying and healing.

It was like fighting a war against 150,000 people, an entire country's worth of opponents, only they all appeared to attack in single-file, and they all let me put my gun in their mouth first and then fire, until no one was left.

Suicidal cows on their way to the local slaughterhouse seemed less eager to die than my empty-headed opponents, and so I obliged them.

Anything to make the game end.

ElTerprise: Although it is sad who it ended im quite happy with insomnia promo apart from spending waaay to much money :).

Here's my final haul:

I bought:
AI War: Fleet Command Collection
Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obsura
Assassin's Creed: Director's Cut
Banished
Battle World: Kronos
Children of the Nile Complete
Defender's Quest
Driftmoon
Halfway
Hammerwatch
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
Inquisitor
Knights and Merchants: The Peasants Rebellion
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault War Chest
Metrocide
Nox (of course :P)
Pixeljunk Shooter
Risen
Robin Hood. The Legend of Sherwood Forest
Shadowgate Special Edition
Shadowrun Returns
Spacecom
Spellforce Platinum
Terraria
The Last Express
The Last Federation
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter

Gifts:
A Bird Story (to LiefLayer)
Defender's Quest (to WildHobgoblin)
Halfway (to Klumpen0815)
Mark of the Ninja Special Edition (to ToxicTom)
MIND: Path to Thalamus (to stg83)

Gifted to me:
Astebreed (Thanks to The_Blog)
Kentucky Route Zero Season Pass (Thanks to Dgmfresh)
Smugglers V (Thanks to Matruchus)

Critical Hit:
Heretic Kingdoms: The Inquisition

I hope i didn't forget to mention anybody who i gifted or they gifted me a game.

Mister-Gosh: Being a single dad looking for a job. That's quite time consuming to search for employment given the current situation here.

Leroux: Insomnia isn't over yet, the second part of the event is a game marathon in which you are challenged to stay up all night playing through every game you've bought. ;)

PaterAlf: Good morning!

Seems the sale is finally over and I missed the big party at the end while I was sleeping.

It's a little strange to see the "empty" homepage again after a week.

xep624: In Australia they usually say G'Day! Ad it's early afternoon here already of Monday 9th....