I think the mixers are a good idea, but after there are what appears to be hundreds, they start to lose relevance since there are a finite amount of games to put in one's list.

Honestly it seems easier to look through the catalog to see what you might like for a game.

Also, I thought about making what might be considered a Negative GOGmixer with games that do not work properly and have not been fixed by GOG.

I've made a mix of four games that are scorned/neglected by many, but which can turn out to be quite fun if you look at them without prejudices.
However, you may discover that a game has an aspect you haven't noticed before, but which makes it more appealing to you! :-)
About their finite number... of course, once there will be no more themes to build mixes around, but until then, let's use them and enjoy them.

I tried the demo again last night, and I have to say I was extremely impressed. I think the last time I played it I just couldn't understand the controls but I was more forgiving this time and got through it pretty well.

It's so awesome, I have full intentions of buying and playing it as soon as possible.

I made something like this, but rated in order of unfairness.

Unforgiving games

Let's see what you guys think!

Glad to hear it, Tyler. Happy questing:)

Thanks!

That seems sad. The GOGmixes would be a lot more useful if you could search for ones you were interested in.

Prince of Persia has guns?

no

but it does have plenty of action and it's loads of fun :p

bump for a great thread

it seems that the GoG mixes have somewhat become less active over time and less people are making them, is that just me?