Between here and steam I have way too many games, but during this sale I've picked up:

Escape Goat (playing it right now - pretty fun - I'm not good with platformers so more tricky than it should be for me)
Anomaly Defenders
Starflight 1+2

There's really some excellent deals out there though on some great games.

First of all welcome to the GOG community.

Games I bought:

- Runaway: A Road Adventure
- Runaway 2: The Dream Of The Turtle
- Runaway 3: A Twist Of Fate
- Post Mortem
- Still Life
- Still Life 2
- Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
- Mini Metro
- Kona
- Shock Troopers
- Laura Bow: The Dagger Of Amon Ra
- Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magic Obscura
- Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption
- Rebel Galaxy (free gift from GOG)

I greatly enjoyed The Swapper. Very cool mechanics, and well designed puzzles. Plus the aesthetic. I think the backgrounds are actually photos of a real modeled set.
If you liked SpaceChem you'll probably like Infinifactory better. The gameplay is very similar, but it just feels so much more creative. I eventually got to a level in Infinifactory where I gave up (the fusion reactor), it was just such a huge messy build I couldn't push through it, but I still loved the game.

Valhalla Hills
Cornerstone: The Song of Tyrim
The Solus Project
Maize
The Final Station

Thoroughly underwhelmed by the sale. I'd made a list of games to watch for before the sale and hardly anything is discounted. Ori? 10%. Hollow Knight? 15%. Night in the Woods? Nope. Epistory? Haha nope.

Thank You for the Welcome. I've played the ones I could find before not knowing any order. Now I'm starting at the beginning and going through them all in series. So, yes, from the beginning.
If you mean by today's player being those like my children, most probably not, mine, more than likely.
I've loved computers since my very first Commodore Vic 20, and have passed that love and curiosity on to my children. We used to do MAME, had all the consoles, set up PC's with them (I did/do IT) so they had/have access to systems, networks, and knowledge of all the systems and parts. When something broke down, we'd take it apart to see how it worked, I'd explain the parts and what they did.
Heck, on my youngests I think 10th Birthday he wanted to play minecraft with his buddies. I didn't know much about it but said sure.
Ii asked the company i was working for at the time if I could borrow 10 of their systems for the weekend for my sons party. Boss said no problem. We set up a LAN and my oldest boy created the server and modified it or something for the mods and whatever else the group likes to play. Was an awesome weekend that they and their buddies all still talk about, and that was 7 years ago.
So yes, I believe my kids can beat the games (We also all have a strong affinity for RPG -ESO anyone?)
As far as some of their buddies? Nope, wouldn't be pretty enough or they wouldn't understand the point of the game, really. Sir, there are no guns in this, what's the point?
NIce List. I Loved Arcanum when it first came out. I was looking at that one too, but figured 16 games plus my steam games and what I have on my phone was enough for now. I do have to work sometime lol.
Thank you for the Welcome

Edited for Spelling errors and to include the thank you's which I forgot and should not have.

Combined between STEAM and GOG I have more games than I will be able to complete in my lifetime :)
These days I'm mostly on GOG so I plan to work through my ever growing backlog as much as I can before it's game over for me.

Wow, what a cool boss. :D

Added Psychonauts today after bhrigu's recommendation

Hey, my boss lets me play video games on his own work PC all the time.

Of course I'm self employed, so that might be part of the reason.

How do you guys find time to play all these games? Really? I'm thinking about Dead Space and Dying Light or Shadow Warrior 2, but I'm already backlogged with three games.

Fallout 3
Fallout New Vegas
Oblivion
Dragon's Dogma
The Dig
Loom
Swat 4
Vampire : The Masquerade Redemption
Arcanum
Zafehouse: Diaries
Postal 1

Tempted to buy few more games such both Quest for Infamy, Call of Cthulhu: Shadow of the Comet and Prisoner of Age, and of course Wonder Boy Dragon's Trap.

Same here, but that's just one PC that I had to pay for myself, not ten systems borrowed for a LAN party. And mine is not a nice boss, he's stressing me all the time, even after work hours. ;)

You didn't own Psychonauts yet? Go play it on your work PC! Especially now that your boss was so kind as to gift it to you.


Sales are not about playing games, they're about buying stuff! ;)

So far:

Deponia 2
Deponia 3
Sokobond
Darkest Hour
The Black Eye: Chains of Satinav

I hope you like Stronghold as much as I did. Great game.
For me:
Witcher 3
Dragon's Dogma
Hidden & Dangerous 2
Underrail
Soldiers
Anno 1404
And, of course, Rebel Galaxy

Shadow Warrior and Dead Space are definitely on my list. As for getting through all of them, I play one at a time. Maybe two, especially when one is linear and short and the other one is more open. Like playing Gothic one day and getting through Psychonauts the next.