CliffyB's best work to date. ;)

Kohan II was a great sequel. They kept all the stuff that worked, refined the stuff that didn't. My only complaint about the game is the voice acting during the cutaways. But then, I don't play Kohan for the cutaways. I'd back any Kohan title on GOG with no problem at all.

id Software
I'm sure it's been said numerous times though.

Completely agreed on both counts. Butcher Bay was criminally overlooked. I suppose that was mostly down to it being a movie licensed game.
Dark Athena was, well... butchered. Bloody DRM garbage ruins far too many otherwise good games.

Those should be easy to get given that Epic are already here.

Kohan sounds good. You' ve certainly perked my interest. Startopia is one game I meant to look into but never did. I'd like to see it here too. Dungeon Keeper = love. Loved those games!

D&D licensed games would be an amazing thing for GOG to secure. But the rest seem perfectly feasible.

id seem perfectly realistic to me. Admittedly, their signing to Zenimax does add a layer of bureaucracy, but Zenimax are pretty easy going. So I don't see a problem there at all.

Starcraftt,warcraft,etc basicly old school Blizzard.
But i doubt it will happen since Blizzard its... Blizzard and the games on there store run for 20$-40$.
But one can dream.

I'd like to play Syberia & Syberia II too... Only had chance to play the demo of the former :(

Those are virtually unheard of. I haven't played them myself, but they seem to be very competent adventure games.

I'd like the Mechwarrior series.. even though Mechwarrior 4 is coming out for free soon, I'd still gladly buy it because gog is teh shit
If the above was stupid, then next choice would be Recoil. Anybody who's played this game will know why, you get a transformable tank - hover, amphibious, and tracks. All types of environments, endless pew pew with lots of weapons. For a win 95/98 game I loved it because mortars would make visible craters which have an effect on the game. Just awesome.

Well, I rarely hear of them and never see them for sale. In any case, they'd be welcome additions to GOG.

Me too.
And if GOG can find someone who owns the rights to Return Fire and get it here (3DO went down a long time ago, but I don't know what happened to their other IPs besides M&M, which was picked up by Ubisoft), I can finally die as a happy man.

That was a fun little game, and speaking of 3DO, wasn't PO'ed one of theirs? or was that a console game only?

I seem to remember they received a moderate amount of notice when they came out, but they do seem to have faded from view. I recently bought the pair from Office Max for $10, though I've only played a little of the first game.

A pair from GoG for $10 would be an instabuy for me

What were your impressions of it? Or was it too early to tell?