Don't feel too bad, randomly clicking on everything that went by only netted me one freebie and it was a game I really wasn't interested in (11th hour). In retrospect I should have left it to someone who really wanted it :(.

Could someone explain how the free games work? I never seem to get any free ones.

Me! But Foxworks was kind enough to gift me a commemorative copy of Keane Park ;-)

It's totally random I think

Hmm, well, I just thought of "people who put deli mustard up their urethra for pleasure", but now I'm scared to search and see if it's real.

+1

Also; consider how often GoG gives games away to everyone with promo's and such.
Hell, just signing up gets you quite a nice selection of freeware titles. I don't see GoG's rivals being as generous.
(I know Origin started giving away quite a lot but then again you do have to install origin so it doesn't really count :P)

Wow. DarkestVeil, you totally rock. :D And not sarcastically, either; I am really happy that you decided to break through the lurking barrier to be an active part of the conversation here...
With your sincerity, good cheer, and now, even with a combination Dire Straits reference/Keane pun I can resist no longer...
You have encouraged me to "come out of the woodwork" myself!

I almost did so yesterday, (to note how amused I was by someone posting a link to a German comedy movie as a response to Stilton asking everyone to skate/cruise across the Atlantic) but had to pry my poor dried-up eyeballs away from the laptop screen and go to work...
Then when I came back, I just gave up and went back to lurking, b/c the thing I was going to reply to was buried in some hundred pages back, no doubt, after many hours and goggers from multiple time zones.

But then! Then I saw your post, and wanted nothing more than to likewise express my gratitude and admiration for gog as a site, the community for coming up with something so profoundly entertaining as the Keaning, and for you, b/c you said so eloquently what I was wanting to say, (perhaps even better than I might've said it, even?)
However then I began to second-guess myself, "well, I don't want to just repeat everything, no one wants to just read the same cheesy platitudes right after someone else has posted them; I'll just post something short to give kudos...uh, wait, apparently someone has already done that too. Urgh, and I've taken so long trying to figure out what to say that there's now already a few new full pages of commentary!
"Aaaand, everyone has already replied, it seems the conversation has moved on, <sigh> oh well."

SO! Now I must thank you for something ELSE, which is giving me another reason to insert myself into the conversation...! (even though the comment I'm quoting is, itself, probably a few pages back by now, too...sigh sigh.) Well! Not going to let that stop me this time.

(And in case anyone actually read all the way through this without going into tl;dr mode, sorry for being so long-winded and awkward! O_o )

Steam actually has a free game up this weekend, but it's a very rare event. They do, however, frequently make individual multiplayer games free to play during a single weekend.

I don't even know how to respond to that! XD

Hi handsome, want some mustard?

You don't want to eat their brains though? Even a little? ;oP

Heck yes I hadn't heard of Treasure Adventure Game and getting that for free made me a customer for life! I've pre-ordered Treasure Adventure World too, so it works out for even the guys giving away the games... three way win!

Hey, if you can't get a freebie Momo then there is something seriously wrong with the system, GOG seems to have missed one of the nicest people if my theory about awesome people getting more freebies is correct. ;)

Thanks!