I'm playing To The Moon, which IAmSinistar was kind enough to gift me.

Well, not right right now. Right now I'm watching football.

Yeah, I'm doing it in order, as they have it listed for campaign selection.

Yes - Ada's campaign is unlocked from the get-go on PC version.
Ada's campaign listed on the bottom of the campaign-list - and then's when I will do it: LAST.

EDIT:
Oh, BTW - thanks for advice on letting me know that Ada has LOTS of plot-spoilers in there.
Even more reason for me to do it as the game has it listed: in order.

Goodbye Deponia
Hotel Dusk: Room 215
Tetris

ArcaniA - Gothic 4, not as terrible as its reputation, remind me of my Two Worlds II time but not as good. Then again, I don't know Gothic 1 & 2, the 3rd and Forsaken Gods i have them and played some but the bad combat collision and its unrealistic movement turned me off. Anyway, no high expectations and pleased with this one while it last!

If you can think of it, give me a small review of that when you've had a good dose of it. I'm still really up in the air on that title.

Two Worlds 1

Also not as bad as it's reputation.

I'm currently playing the witcher that was kindly given to me by jrqualls. Loving the game btw!

Sengoku way of the warrior, The 39 Steps, Resident Evil 5. Also looking forward to playing Far Cry Blood Dragon.

<span class="bold">Aliens vs. Predator 2010 version</span>, pretty slick game for $3.

Just finished Gunpoint again
Love that game but it makes me sad how short the story is

I'm currently about two hours in. I'll probably play another hour or two tonight, and then I'll send you a "review" of sorts of however long I've played, so that you still have time to get it in the promo.

Thanks. That's way above and beyond the call of duty; I really appreciate it.

Finally gotten around to play Torment!

So, I just finished my session, beat the game. Total playtime was about three and a half hours, as a rough estimate.

This game, to the degree it can be called a 'game', was clearly made more to be experienced, rather than played. It's a purely story driven game, with little in the way of traditional gameplay. There are a couple of puzzles (and the term is used lightly here), but they're all very basic, easy, and simple. There are a couple of places where you have more than one option of how to interact with the environment, which technically could let the story branch out in different paths, but I doubt it. I believe this is very much a linear experience.

The story was intriguing and heartfelt, although I didn't find the tearjerker I've seen it described as. I won't go into further details, so as to avoid spoilers.

The pixel art was gorgeous, and the soundtrack was mostly very fitting, building up under the emotions the game attempted to convey.

While I was lucky enough to get the game for free (again, thanks to IAmSinistar), I believe I would have deemed it four bucks well spent. For a tenner, I might have been a bit more iffy, short length combined with perceived linearity considered.

All in all, I give it my recommendations, but I probably wouldn't consider it an absolute must-play.

Let me know if there's something I should elaborate on.

Just picked up Disgaea D2. Started it up and my three-year-old niece pointed at the screen and started yelling "PRINNY! PRINNY! PRINNY!" for about two minutes.

Goodbye world, see you in a year :-)