I bought Metro Exodus since I finally got a gpu that can run it decently.

I just bought Ultima Underworld I + II (1992). It is fun to be able to play these old games again, 30 years later. Even though the graphics can't compare to today's standards, the depth of the story is great. It will help me wait for Elder Scrolls VI.

I purchased XIII and I recommend it to others because it was a shining example of why you should buy from GOG: It was DRM-Free and as low a price as it gets (FREE). :)

My name is Reindeer911 and I'm a horror junkie...

I bought two games and a DLC during the sale.

First game is Remothered Broken Porcelin. It is a sequel to the first game in the series Remothered Tormented Fathers. The first game was very atmospheric and very creepy, sometimes outright scary, but definitely left itself open to a lot of questions. When I found out a sequel had been made, it instantly went on my wishlist. Fortunately it had only been on said list for only a week or two before it went on sale, so I knew at that point I had to have it.

Same for the graphic novel/comic Remothered A Lamb to the Slaughter which i also picked up. Haven't had a chance to go through it yet, but it is supposed to fill in more of the backstory.

Finally, I also picked up a copy of Hellpoint. It looked like a good Dark Souls type game. While it is supposed to be a sci-fi game, it definitely has a lot of horror elements to it.

May God have mercy on my soul...

I bought Horizon Zero Dawn to try once more, if I can like Open World Games... On the other hand I got Jagged Alliance 1 & 2 as those are games, that I already love :)

boght Metro Exodus because Russia

*USSR anthem starts playing*

I bought Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword. Have you ever fought against all those knights in Kingdom Come: Deliverance and thought: “AAARGH!”?

Well, here you can SHOOT DEM BASTERDS!

If i had money, i would pickup Oblivion. To increase my portfolio on tue elder scrolls franchise, since i got around 2000 hours on all tue Platforms i've used to play skyrim on❤❤❤

I have this to say about Silent Service 1 and 2, a game about submarine warfare, and a great deal of fun (now that I'm out of the service):

I got Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura.

If you like steampunk and Baldur's Gate then this game is for you. Adds industrial revolution twist to the classic rpg gameplay, bringing you unique atmosphere with grim style.

I was thinking about trying xcom 2 for a while and because it was so cheap I thought I might try it out. once I got it to work on my computer I figured out that it was a new high class of strategy game. It had grand strategy and turn based battle strategy elements that kept me fighting for hours. The idea that one of your squad could possibly die in combat so quickly, and stay dead was both mesmirizing and heart breaking I would recomend it to anyone looking for a new strategy title.

I have bought Silent Hill 4: The Room during the spring sale.
Silent Hill series is truly a masterpiece among horror. But unlike Biohazard(Resident Evil), Konami has given up Silent Hill for decades.
And I don't believe new Silent Hill object wii release in 2021. Instead, may GOG rerelease 1+2+3 this year?

I got XIII during the sale and would recommend it.

Additionally, I would highly recommend Might and Magic 6-pack as a great way to get to know the long-running Might and Magic RPG series: it manages to both be fun and whimsical, but at the same time establish a large amount of lore, combining both fantasy and scifi in its worldbuilding.

Just to get it shorter; I bought one of the most famous arcade fighting games... the Mortal Kombat series (1,2,3 and 4).
Probably if you are in your 30's you may feel at home once again when playing the amazing versions of these games on GOG, pure nostalgia, and suer enjoyable with joysticks.

Also, a hidden platformer gem called Gex, which was such a good game back in the day;

so please go ahead and have some 90's doses before it runs out of your fingers!