In the end I will have both games, I just needed to decide which one to buy right now and the sale argument was very convincing :D

I liked it on playstation. Haven'y played my gog copy yet

One question since I know many people here did that barefoot essentials stuff in the last few days. If you don't want to see the movie section is it normal that there is a wide space between "Account" and the shopping cart?

Yes, I think so.

Yes, mine is that way too.

Although the movies section is still visible on my library and wishlist pages for some reason.

Don't think I've seen you dislike a sale quite this much. ;) The end result was pretty good, at least for me.

Ok thanks, I had some problems with my browser so I was not sure if that should be that way or if my browser was messing something up again.

Hadn't noticed that, mine is the same.

Yep, for a third confirmation.

Just wait until you get to the Insanity levels...

For such an apparently simple game is sure packs a punch. I'm more of a puzzle-solving fan than split-second masochist, but I do find it very likeable. Maybe that will change when I start pulling my hair out and screaming...

It's more that I was disappointed in the sale. The format was nothing special, and neither were the deals. A lot of the bundles were pared-down repeats of earlier, better bundles, and the Flash Deal didn't have enough variety. Granted, I own far too much of the GOG catalogue, so it was going to be difficult for me to get a lot out of any sale. But with the Xmas sale only a month away, this sale seemed both over-long and unnecessary. It would have been better as a more interactive sale, like the famed Insomnia or the Pots Of Gold/Mutator sales.

Hi !
I've already tested a couple of little games, which don't require much time to get into ;

Don't Starve (nice survival game ; not so easy at the early beginning, but once you get the concept... there's no tutorial, no indication ; but if you have a look on your menu on the left, you can see how many of each item you should find if you want to craft something (for example, one log and 3 grass to make a campfire...) :)

Triple Town : nice puzzle game. You have to gather 3 items of each type to obtain a new one of a better rank, and so on. My 7 years old kid loves this one.

Botanicula : a beautiful and "zen" click'n play for kids, with only graphic language, in which you manage a team of plant friends, and search small objects ; each has its own abilities.

Beatbuddy : a platformer in which you must use music beats (like boucing on a loudspeaker) to move faster and destroy obstacles...

I'll test Galactic Civilizations soon, it intrigues me.
For the moment I still play Sam & Max : Save the World, which I've bought at last year's Insomnia Fall sales :)
So I'll wait to finish it before starting another long adventure game (but I can't wait to discover Kentucky Route Zero... or even Sanitarium !)
Maybe I'll start Shadowrun : Dragonfall soon ; or why not an "old" fantasy rôle play... but I still can't decide which one (Arcanum ? Planescape Torment ?... one I don't know yet !) ; and a strategy/wargame would be nice too (Empire Earth ?)... haa, too many games... and so little time ! :)