February 14, 2014, Dungeon Keeper was free on GOG. That is an EA game given for free, possibly as an apology for the mobile game.

...rigght ...okay

i dont see what that has got to do with an online store that sells video games but alright then

you mean other then when they gave away dragon age 1?
and dungeon keeper
or the sims 2 ultimate collection in july ?

you mean other then those ?

The giveaway is amazing like this is amazing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rTcfKfXwqo

Amazing:
- launching a spacecraft a decade or more in the past to rendezvous with a fast-moving comet... and it succeeds!
- the wonder, beauty, and complexity of procreation, and that everything goes right most of the time.

Not amazing:
- giving away an old computer game, available here for at least a couple years now, for which you would normally pay something like 6-10 bucks.

It's nice of them to do so but it's hardly amazing. Marketing, sure - it's definitely marketing. Amazing? Uhh, no. A little perspective goes a long way.

yeah, I'm checking my library like on every hour from yesterday hoping it will pop up but still nothing. My brother claimed his gift same time i did, and he got his game yesterday...so, hoping I'll get it soon

I basically meant that EA wouldn't give anything of polish away for free. They did Origins, but other than that, most of the games they give way have some strings attached; more so than when GOG does so. When GOG gives away a game, they do it out of the goodness of their hearts or to encourage new people that this is a batter platform than Steam. Origin does it either to make us buy DLC or gives away games no one there would want.

February 14, 2014. Dungeon Keeper was given for free on GOG. It's an EA game, so EA was the one that had to give the OK to GOG. GOG wasn't the one to make it happen, though they may have suggested it.
Your comment about GOG games being given out of the goodness of their hearts is true for the games owned by GOG, or more specifically, CD Projekt Red, aka The Witcher franchise. All other freebies given by GOG were done with the publishers' consent, which means Rebellion, EA, Triumph Studios etc
So yes, on February 14, 2014, EA did give us a full game with no strings attached.

Hmm... right or wrong day of the week?

I know Crusader: No Remorse is a bit dated and the controls are awkward by today's standards, but not polished? really?

And what about Dead Space, or Wing Commander III? and I would never say that Plants VS Zombies is not a polished game.... or Battlefield 3....

I said EITHER unpolished or uninteresting to most people there. Dead Space is an exception since it has no DLC and is quite new (saying most people there won't have interest in older games).

so what about the games i mentioned then

dragons age
sims 2 ultimate collection

Indeed, they are games without DLC and hence no strings attached free stuff. But I was just saying its rare for any major publisher/ developer to give away free stuff no strings attached.

but it does happen

and EA apparantly seems to be doing it the most of all

Err, no? They do it to draw new customers, or to please their customer base (i.e. us) so that we will continue to buy from them, or they do it to promote other games and draw new players into the series, or...

GOG is a business. They do things for profit. They simply try to please their consumer base, rather than rip them off, because that's good business practice. And I respect them for it.

Add to this that most "free games" are free because the publisher/dev/rightholder agreed to it.

We dirty fat uncouth Americans...