That Age of Decadence game looks interesting. (Reminds me of Fallout games and Arcanum with how it seems there are a variety of ways to get around conflicts depending on what type of things one leveled up in and being able to avoid combat) So do many of the other indie games mentioned in this topic. Also, for lazy people (such as me) who at the same time who dislike DRM, the more games being sold here the better that way I can get the lesser known titles free of drm and older classics on the same site would be sweet.

Would love to see Knights of the Chalice here as that game would be a great fit for those who use their netbooks for gaming and get Heroic Fantasy Games the attention they deserve.

I'd settle for at least Super Meat Boy and Binding of Isaac, since they're the only indie I desire to get DRM-free, because I never had a chance to buy in their respective humble bundles. Though I have pretty much a ton of Super Meat Boy stuff already, the last thing I really want from SMB is a DRM-free copy.
Not sure of anything else. Serious Sam 3 maybe?

I think I am expecting Legend of Grimrock most of all as I loved Eye of the Beholder series and I still have high hopes to see it also on GOG. Too bad I do not have $ to buy Legend of Grimrock at this moment, but well, it will be good to have it waiting here on GOG for me.

In addition to all the great games already mentioned I'll add Terraria. I already own it on Steam but I would still like to see it here drm free. Of course I want to see Road Rash and Grim Fandango on GOG as well :)

In no particular order:
Torchlight 2 (when released)
Wasteland 2 (when released)
Grotesque Tactics 1 and 2
New Tex Murphy (when released)
Dungeons of Dredmor
Call of Cthulhu (not really new but I love this game)
Cthulhu Saves The World
Blood Bowl
Rock of Ages
Braid
Eversion (pay version obviously)
Batman Arkham City
L.A. Noire
Death Spank Trilogy
Limbo
Amnesia
Mass Effect Trilogy
Game of Thrones
Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Diablo III

I'm a bit doubt about this especially Torchlight 2. As far as I concern, if the game is about to be released on gog, it has to be drm free in which I doubt that this can happen in any of these games. Though it is your request.

Batman: Arkham Asylum/Arkham City
Borderlands
Trine
Dungeon Defenders

Yeah, I can dream I guess.

BJ

The boxed version of Torchlight 1 published in Germany by JoWood came without any DRM. Funny thing is that the text on the box claimed that a internet connection is required to activate the game - which wasn't true.

Terraria
Alpha Protocol.

if they appear and are sold for ten bucks or less... there will be a giveaway. love both of them so so much.

Preferably the ones that are retro in their gameplay. Grimrock, Xenonauts, Wasteland 2, perhaps the Double Fine adventure. Hopefully staying away from the artsy fartsy indies out there.

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Oh yeah, and the lesser known, hard to find oldies, even if their not that good, like Yendorian Tales.

Everything

Hell Yeah, Alpha Protocol

One of the main reasons Why SEGA needs to get on Board