And we have a winner!

At the time of Ricky's guess there were --- if I'm not mistaken --- 124 valid guesses left. Which is much earlier than last time, when there were less than 10-15 valid guesses left when Treasure hit upon the mystery game.

Congratulations, RickyAndersen!

I'll be buying you a gift of my choice from your wishlist, if that's ok with you. Since it's sale time and you might also happen to be buying something at just the same time, I'll wait for you to acknowledge and tell me than I can go ahead and buy your gift. Feel free to edit your wishlist, adding or removing games as you wish, before letting me know. Also, if there's a game that you really, really want, do tell me and I might be tempted to pick it. You can contact me here or via chat.

To everyone else, thank you for participating and thank you for using MaGog.

P.S. Be seeing you, perhaps, in gogtrial's most inventive giveaway.

Yay!

Congrat, RickyAndersen.

Thanks, mrkgnao for the GA.

Brilliant game!

Thank you for this!

It just so happens that I have actually played this game.

It's ok (6/10). I've played a lot worse and a lot better. The turn-based game mechanics are pretty clever, but the enemy variety is too small, which makes battles less interesting than they could have been. Also, the story is gut-wrenchingly brutal to the point of being unbelievable, so not recommended for the squeamish. Still, might be worth it for people who like turn-based tactics games (like me). I certainly don't regret playing it.

Congrats to RickyAndersen.

Thanks to mrkgnao for the fun giveaway. :)

Congratulations, Ricky!

Looks like I picked the wrong section of the alphabet to focus on with my guesses. :(

Thanks to mrkgnao for running this (I learned some new magog-tricks!), and for the shoutout for my own giveaway. Seeing the various entries there growing with their successive edits has already been making me grin most delightedly.

Yea, that's me. :)

Congratulations RickyAndersen! :)

Congratulations to the winner. Enjoy your prize Ricky.

Thanks for the very fun puzzle mrkgnao. I knew MaGog is an excellent tool, but I imagined it completely stopped adding entries when it entered legacy mode. In my mistaken view its data was becoming obsolete and less useful, so I stopped using it (except for specific cases involving only old entries in Gog catalog), but now I discovered I was wrong about the way legacy mode works. Which brings back almost all of MaGog's usefulness to me.