DaCostaBR:

Leroux: If it's only about the reward games, you could just ask for a code in this thread here. Your chances to get a copy of Spelunky over there are very good, especially with you being a known 'face' around here. ;)

tinyE: I can help you spend on the promo because there is a lot of stuff I want. :P

DaCostaBR: Shadowrun: Hong Kong. Assuming here that you don't yet have Dragonfall, if you don't, get that instead, it's just US$3.

Admittedly the story isn't as good as Dragonfall, but it's still pretty good, and there were certain gameplay improvements, chief among them the revamped Matrix and hacking. Other than that, it's the same turn-based isometric RPG from before, that doesn't come around very often.

Do you really care about digital extras though? Digital soundtrack and art book? I ask because the deluxe edition is US$10,49 while the regular version with just the game, which some might argue is the most important part, costs just US$6,99. If I were you I'd get this version, and some other game that's really cheap, like Bloodrayne perhaps.

Breja: I had fun with Outlaws. It shows it's age ofcourse, and sometimes has annoying puzzles that don't really fit the spaghetti western theme, but it's still very good, great music, stylish cut scenes. I just can't figure out why they totally ripped off Batman's villain Hugo Strange for one of the games bad guys. Still, he's voiced by John "Q" de Lancie so that's cool too.

Divinity: Dragon Commander is a strange mix. The RTS part mostly suck, and definately does not live up to the awesome promise of commanding your armies while also wrecking havok as a dragon with a jetpack. The devs bit off a little more than they could chew there. The turn based strategy part is ok, but still a little annoying in that one has to exploit some of it's elements in a sort of "meta" way. Where the game really shines is interacting with a wide variety of characters, mostly diplomats from various races, in first person mode and making important strategic and political decisions. The voice acting is good, decisions can be pretty tough as you try to balance the kind of empire you want to build wit maintaining all the races support, and there is plenty of humor to be found. If you like Terry Pratchett's Discworld sense of humor than that part alone should make the game worth it to you. You can set the game on "easy" and just enjoy the diaologue and characters. At 85% off it's a pretty good deal.

However, if all you want is Spelunky, I can set you up with a code right now :)

Matewis: I see you have Lenthis and Caesar IV on there. Have you played the classic Sierra city builders? If you haven't, then perhaps have a look at Caesar 3, and Pharaoh. Both are 60% off and I think are a whole lot better thann either of those two . Caesar 3 is only $2.39 at the moment.

Falci: ...but Dreamfall is something I'd be more interested in the end, since I played the original game, The Longest Journey.

foxworks: I say look for anything 75% and above, then in order of preference, BUY! If it is not 75% of more, it soon will be!

drealmer7: I'd suggest:

Technobabylon DE
Outlaws +
Uprising: Join or Die
Terra Nova

hyperagathon: Another vote for Shadowrun. It'll probably be cheaper next year, but it's the single most interesting item on the list in my opinion.

Alternatively, Requiem + Slain. Requiem is a better FPS than the rather terrible Outlaws (but obviously I'm in the minority here), and Slain has apparently received a bunch of improvements lately (though for the Windows version only so far), making it closer to the game we all wanted it to be. This is somewhat over $10, though.

morrowslant: Finish off your Star Wars game collection.
Or buy Outlaws or Terra Nova.

If you like the mechwarrior series of games, Terra Nova is the closest thing to Battletech Elemental combat that you will find on GOG.

mistermumbles: But have you played Dreamfall: TLJ yet? Chapters plays much more off of the second game as it is a continuation of that storyline.