Sir, you are being hunted.

Actually I quickly lost interest in the game, but went to be a fully exclusive GOG-customer from then on.

10 games from D & D bundle promo back in April 2013:

Baldur's Gate: The Original Saga
Baldur's Gate 2: Complete
Icewind Dale Complete
Icewind Dale 2 Complete
Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone
The Temple of Elemental Evil
Dungeons & Dragons: Dragonshard
Neverwinter Nights: Diamond Edition
Neverwinter Nights 2: Complete
Planescape: Torment

https://www.polygon.com/2013/4/5/4187142/ten-classic-d-d-rpgs-on-sale-at-gog-for-up-to-80-percent-off

Painkiller Dlack Edition
The longest journey

First game i had on my account,was a code as part of a magazine subscription the year GoG started was Kingpin:Life of Crime

My first game bought on GOG was Unreal Gold.

Yeah. I didn't had Paypal back then.

Flashback to July 2010.

My first order placed was to get Evil Genius. Which sadly turned out to be a shit game.

I also got [same order] Lords of Magic (even though I already had it on disc). I had fond enough memories of the game and it was enjoyed to play again. Also Lords of the Realm 1+2, and 3 (which I don't think was as fun as 2 for me). Also in there were the Empire Earth games (which I played and couldn't find myself getting into as much as other similar games) and Republic the Revolution (since removed from the catalog) that I played and enjoyed.

April of the next year, yes, 9 months until the next purchase, found me getting Space Rangers (which I didn't like), UFO (which I also didn't like), Fantasy Wars (which I ALSO didn't like) and Kings Bounty: The Legend, which I played a lot and really enjoyed. Never did finish a play though! Order also contained Far Cry, which I didn't like as much as 2 (because of check-point saves).

Another World: 15th Anniversary.

Heh.
vs
Same but reversed. :D

I like point and clicks and open world rpgs, not really into fps or any other shooter games. In many open world games shooting is the necessary evil if you want to get to the rpg stuff, but I don't really play pure shooters. Well, except for Far Cry 3-6, Borderlands 1-3, Bioshock 1-Infinite, Sniper Elite V2-4, Uncharted 1-4... I even liked Medal of Honor when it first came and I played COD:WWII as well. But other than that, no shooters. Ok, maybe some Wolfenstein and Doom... but I am not really an fps kind of guy.

Oh yes, Malcolm's Revenge is the weakest of them. Kinda ruined the series. I don't know why they went with this direction. Playing the evil jester could have been an interesting thing if done right.

My first game was Terraria, got it cuz I wanted to play this amazing games friends showed me, I didn't have a steam acc but I didn't want DRM so I went with Gog with recommendation of the site.

The first one I gave money for was Grim Dawn + Ashes of Malmouth + Crucible - 30.37€ on October 16th, 2017.

I had been playing the pirated version for like a year or two and was specifically looking into how to obtain the game legally because of how much I enjoyed it. Steam was out of the question but then I remebered GOG. I've had some free games on GOG from a year earlier (thus my registration date) and when I found out that it was on GOG, that was it. Oh and finally getting a card capable of internet payments definitely helped too.

GOG is still the only place where I buy digital games. I don't even have a payment method added on Steam or anywhere else. Even then, I have like a 100 games on Steam but all of them are either boxes that needed to be registered there or freebies.

On GOG, currently sitting at 518 games in library.

Baldur's Gate *Classic version*
Neverwinter Nights Diamond

System Shock 2

First actual paid purchase, the Might and Magic bundle, Dec 18, 2013, $6.96, since they had just added Paysafecard and I finally had a way to purchase. And it's mostly still waiting there ever since. I mean, on the one hand, making up for the "pirated" copy of 6 I had played and finished and really liked years earlier, and also tried 7 back then but gave up soon. Out of what I purchased, just tried 1, poking at it a little bit on and off until 2015, but not reinstalling in April 2015 when I got this computer, the lack of free saving made it clear I wasn't actually going to play it. Still mean to try 3 and WoX though, and maybe give 7 another go, and eventually also see about 8, but when or if that'll ever happen, no idea.

First game grabbed other than what was free for all was Empire Earth Gold Edition, Dec 12, 2011, when it was a temporary freebie. Started then, gave up a month later. Played the campaigns in an older setting, already struggling by the end of the one where firearms are introduced, but once I got to the World War campaign, I banged my head against it for a while and then gave up, did the expansion's first campaign, then reached WW setting there too and after a bit more of banging head fruitlessly I gave up for good. I do poorly with RTSs in general, but when you also add a modern setting, no way. And I hate modern settings in themselves.

First game that wasn't quite free for all, Realms of Arkania 1+2, for filling a survey, Sep 24, 2012. Never touched it. Meant to at some point, but too wary of the trappings of the time.

First game that wasn't at all a mass freebie, Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic, Sep 26, 2013, with a code for a $9.99 game won in the 5th anniversary contest. Got Wizard's Throne as well, on Oct 3, with another such code. Played (and reviewed - WT / SM) both.

First game I got here was Simon The Sorcerer.

Still makes me laugh, when Simon puts the ladder in his hat! Where else could a tall ladder fit inside a hat??? ( :