Hmmm. There is somewhat of an opposition between our styles, but I see you have some games which I might enjoy, so we could make a deal. (For my list and preferences, see this post.)
Seeing you've decided to turn down GOG's promo for the week, how about I gift you The Guild?
Or, if you want to buy that for yourself at a later time, I still have two ideas for you.
-Jack Orlando: It is a point-and-click adventure game, and, in my opinion, it has a VERY good, film noir atmosphere. Although you can read some really negative reviews of this game on this site, I certainly did enjoy it, even though I don't like adventure games, and despite the fact that I had to use a walkthrough several times to get through (yes.... I'm not that good at adventure games... ;-) and this one has some especially "killer" parts).
Its worst part is the voice acting; I must admit it is pretty horrible. However, the music makes up for it. Composed by Harold Faltermeyer, it really gets the player in the mood and adds a good background, invoking the feeling of the Thirties.
-Sacred Gold: This is, in my opinion, one of the best action RPGs ever made. It's not a simple Diablo clone, it has a fair amount of uniqueness.
With a level cap of 216, an open, freely walkable land, tons of side quests, five difficulty levels, 8 characters to choose from and an awesome amount of items to collect, it guarantees addictive fun for a loooooong time. (I myself can attest this; several weeks ago, I returned to this game, picked up the character I played the most with in the past, and even now I can't get myself to stop playing it, searching for the last set pieces for my hero and trying to max out his levels.)
What say you?
(If you have problems with "monehs", I can still get you a game and you can return the favor later, when you have more to spend ;-))