Thanks for the list! We're all updated again.

The following games will run without Steam, due to being DOSBox games:

<span class="bold">Death Rally (Classic)</span>
<span class="bold">Little Big Adventure 2</span>
<span class="bold">Little Big Adventure - Enhanced Edition</span> (Note: The Enhanced Edition itself [which is a native Windows app] will refuse to run without Steam, but the pack also includes the original DOSBox version, which works fine).

In addition, even though it's mentioned in the list, I have been unable to run Serious Sam II without Steam. I suspect that it might have indeed worked when the game used Gamespy for online multiplayer, but it changed when the game switched to Steamworks.

Finally, the Death Rally entry in the list is linking to Dead Sky's storepage, instead of its own:
Death Rally.

All tested on Windows 7-64 bit.

Ben There, Dan That!
Time Gentlemen, Please!
Cubicle Quest

All work without Steam Client enabled on Win7/64

Okay, we're updated again!

On a personal note, is there any way I can change the whole "New User" thing under my name? I've looked around, but I can't seem to find the option.

https://www.gog.com/forum/mysettings

Forum "title", on the left.

'Death Road to Canada' can be played without the client.
Just run the 'prog' application in its SteamApps directory... no other fiddling required.

Holy crap, I don't know why I couldn't find that. Thanks a ton!

I assume this is the Windows version?

The option is at the top of the forum pages.
Integrating the forum options to the account settings is hard, it seems.

Staying in topic, user Nagrarok is reporting problems with Borderlands 2 and Darkest Dungeons in Linux

Thanks for letting me know about this. I tested and added both Borderlands games to that list, so I'll see what's going on.

Yes... Sorry, I didn't get notified of your reply.

You're fine, it wasn't that long ago. :P

Epistory: Typing Chronicles can in fact be run without steam client. But you need to add the steam_appid.txt file. In the txt file the number 398850 should be contained. Another game which runs because of this trick.

Tested on win7/64

I don't own the game so I cannot test myself - but have you tried the steam_appid.txt file trick? (Search for the steam app id and insert it into a file steam_appid.txt which has to be in the game directory. No need to try this however if it is already present).

Life is Feudal: Forest Village

Tested on Windows 7.