uh, yaah, I think so...but I was also drunk, so I'm not sure anymore.
is a long weekend.

K,says he received nothing.

I can gift The Witcher: Enhanced Edition. PM your email and I'll send it to you.

Granted.
On a scale of no to yes, your answer is 5.
You don't need my email address. Assuming you're making a gift out of whatever it is, you can simply send it to your own email, then send me the code from that.

Thank you zeogold and thanks to brainvision for donation. I actually never played Deus Ex. I know its considered as one of the best in the genre. It should be to cyberpunk games what Blade Runner is to movies or what Neuromancer is to books. Well, now I will give it a nice playthrough (once I get enough free time that is). :)

May The Puzzlemaster please grant me Puzzle Agent 2?
By the way, what does The Puzzlemaster think of the Puzzle Agent games? Are they puzzly enough?

I'm not the Puzzlemaster, but I liked them. They are quite casual and not really puzzly (does this word really exist?), but the atmosphere is great (especially the one of the first game). Has a certain Twin Peaks vibe.

Thanks for the nomination! I'm happy to accept it.

Please count me in for Halfway, Puzzlemaster. Do I need to solve a puzzle first?

Granted.
The games are decent, but I'd have to say that the answer to this:
is no. They're honestly your base-level, generic puzzles, the kind you could find in a dollar store book. Which is just fine if you're not used to 'em, but if you've seen nearly everything they can throw at you as I have, they feel a bit dull and uninspired (this isn't Professor Layton caliber, despite the reviews comparing the two games to one another). The art style to them is neat though, and the story has a spooky sorta mystery feel.
From my understanding, it was originally supposed to be an episodic game with I think 4 episodes (which explains the terribly slow pacing of the first episode and the unsatisfying ending), but they ended up having some sort of time crunch and jammed 3 episodes' worth of content into game #2, which, in my opinion, was a far better result. Game #1 isn't all that great, but #2 is quite fun with a neat story that, at last, ties up all the loose ends in #1.
Speaking of which, if you haven't played #1, let me stress that you DEFINITELY need to do so before playing #2. Wouldn't play #1 without the intention of playing #2 either, they're pretty much linked to one another.
Granted.

Thanks muntdefems for Halfway!

The mood and the setting is very Twin Peaks-y I think.

Id be happy to take one of them games off'a yer hands, OP. That is, if you feel i'm worthy of it. :)

(I did read the first post a bit, and just wanted to say that while I haven't contributed on the forums in the past month I HAVE been quite active in years past on the forum.)

It seems that no one has love for Mike Leroy so may I ask for Shadow Man, please ? I played it a bit years ago on N64 because a friend of mine lent me his copy but I never finished it. Great atmosphere for the few I remember, but very labyrinthine.

Yes it does, and I think it is funny for it.

So... no third game?