*raises hand*

Actually, Portal is the only Valve game I like. Portal 2 is the one I don't like. I felt like it squandered many of the opportunities a sequel could provide, was too self-indulgent and at the same time expanded the game in ways I think were the wrong direction to go. Instead of a nice, elegant package like the first, you got something that felt like it was trying too hard to capture the spark of the original.

And when it comes to the original, I just think it's a cool little game. I don't really mind if people claim Portal and Valve's games are gods among gaming, because even though I don't like the second and like Portal less than most people, it's easy to see that they are quality products.

I did actually enjoy what I played of Magrunner (though it was only for an hour or two so far, as I just got it from this promotion) more than Portal. I know it's not as original, nor as elegant in its design, but I also feel it has a humbler, more down-to-earth feel to it, ironically despite its otherworldy atmosphere. Whenever I play Valve's games, I feel like I'm being stuck at a party with the guy with the acoustic guitar who doesn't outright say he's a fantastic musician, but whose smug showmanship always feels like he's touting his own horn as he performs. That I don't get that feel from Magrunner is the primary reason I like it better.

This kind of variety in opinion must be the reason there's 7 billion or so of us humans. ;)

Is it just me, or did the Magrunner gamecard disappear?!

I wanted a free copy of Witcher 3 preorder. GOG sucks!

(To be clear, this is sarcasm directed toward ungrateful people who have, more or less, said the same thing without sarcasm. So sad.)

Well if it was you that disappeared then I really want you to teach me that trick!

I think that sentence was grammatically correct :D - and I still can't find Magrunner on GOG o.0

Yeah I'm just messing with the English language :D and I think they hide the pages of free promo games to stop people saving up loads of gift copies or something like that.

Haha, okay :P
Yeah, was thinking along the same lines myself, was probably the best option for them or something.

As some of the previous forum users have stated, it is quiet a good game indeed. I got it a while back when it first came out, partially because I like puzzles, and partially because I am a HUGE Lovecraft fanatic. The story is wonderful, and if you are like me and dig Lovecraft I suggest this game highly. There is only one puzzle that annoyed me (timing was a big deal in it due to a "deep" (heh word play) problem), but every other puzzle you have quiet a bit of time to figure out. I think it probably has one of my favourite stories in a game, and the puzzles are challenging but not impossible. If you are curious, now is no worse a time than any to get this game since even if you don't end up liking it, it doesn't cost you a penny. :)

Okay ;)

Thanks for all the great replies, guys! Looks like I'll try it out.

It's free, does it matter?

It is, yes. Very fun platforming, and nice puzzle solving. Wait till the monsters pop up :D

My experience exactly.