That just requires a minor fix, and the game works just fine. Read the reviews, it tells you what to do there.

While I like Hero Siege's graphics and game play, their developer is on my shit list.

Way back when, when this game was offered on one of IndieGameStand's regular sales, the game seemed pretty good, but was marred with some really irritating things like a lack of rebindable keys. Joystick support didn't work either. Meanwhile, the developer was issuing regular and significant updates on Steam, while leaving the DRM-free IGS version to wither on the vine.

In an email conversation with someone on the IGS forums, the developer's excuse was that everyone should just get the game on Steam, because Steam is so much better since it does things like stop piracy. After a lengthy back and forth with that person, the developer eventually said they acknowledged the importance of games being DRM-free, and promised updates to the DRM-free version on IGS. That was back in February.

Now, the developers have, apparently, completely dropped support for their non-Steam versions of the game.

So yeah, I'm not bothering with that game or those devs anymore.

Screw that, we need more racing games. There is a huge lack of it at GOG.

There is always Path of Exile. It's not an old classic, but it is really good with a really fair free to play model. It's honestly closer to a D2 clone than a D3 clone.
I would recommend it any day.

diablo clones are not enough on gog ?

have you tried to look at those:

Torchlight (obviously, as it was made by blizzard former staff working on Diablo 1-2)
Darkstone (published between D1 and D2, and quite good in my objective point of view)
Sacred 1 and 2
Victor Vran
Adventures of Van Helsing 1 - 2 - 3

just examples...

BTW: gog, why cant we use multi genre filters on the store page ? like "i want to list all games that are flaged as RPG and also action at same time"

Loki

Playing it now and loving it.

There is a roundabout way to filter the catalog by two genres. For your example (Action RPG), click the "Genre" button and select "Role-playing" from the top-down menu. Once you have done so, type "Action" in the search field and you should be presented with all games that are classified as Action-RPG by GOG. Having said that, they could have done a better job with this.

Don't forget Nox, such an underrated gem.

I just installed it. I got it a while ago but my PC wasn't good enough to run maxed out (which it really needs). So I got a new PC and I'm toying around with the Greek Fighter right now and I'm really blown away by how good it looks.

Eventually I'll start in with the Shaman but I want to learn as much as I can about the magic system first.

An Aztec Shaman; now there is a character you don't see in any other of these games. :P

Ah, the greek fighter. Close enough. xD

A new computer, nice. ;)

Yeah, thats too bad. :/ Especially since I love her armor design, running around in the fur and skin of those stupid animals, Im mean 30 leopards, spiders and snakes running behind you is too much. >.<
Well, the armor design in general is awesome. :D

oh, thank you much for the trick... i cant tell how much time i wasted so far trying to struggle against the poor filtering functions of gog website

oh and yes, nox is a fine one, i wasnt sure it was on gog, as OP clearly talked about games "here" (on gog) and not possibly on other distribution platform anyway.

i guess it escaped my frantic irl shelves rebuying madness :)

Just reinstalled Sacred. Let's fix that before we get some more. :P

No one Mentioned Divine Divinity or Beyond Divinity? Not terribly Diablo like in gameplay but definitely much so in graphics style and interface. There aren't hordes of enemies or hoards of loot, but they're great games nonetheless.

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