It's a sign of just what a digital packrat I am that I still have these games on the original floppy disks. Somewhere. It's been at least a decade since I had anything that could read them though (assuming they were even readable at this point) so it's great to see them back in a downloadable format.

These games make me wonder if this is where JK Rowling got the idea for the Harry Potter books.

I was thrilled when I saw this collection become available. I had only played Spellcasting 301: Spring Break as a teen, and missed out on the other two. Now I have the opportunity to play them, as well as wax nostalgic about the game. The only thing that would make it better is if I still had the actual handbook and papers that came with the original floppy disk. Ah well, this does a great job of making up for it, so thanks, GOG, for bringing back a really fun game, and making it accessible on a modern PC.