in for:

2) Messiah + Stonekeep + Giants: Citizen Kabuto + Freespace (these come all four together). - GOG

- Messiah - cyberpunk games rank highly with me. this one reminds me of another of my favorites Omikron the Nomads Soul with the possessions.
- Stonekeep - a classic RPG that was good enough to be ported on consoles and PC has got to be worthy of a play-through.
- Giants: Citizen Kabuto - ive heard many good things about this title. Humor + Sci-Fi would be a recipe for success to me.
- Freespace - i love space sims, and Chris Roberts games. the impressive mods of the Freespace series call out to me to be played.

6) Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines - Steam

- ive been a fan of White-Wolf for a long time, years ago i played the beginning of this awesome RPG at a friends house, but never got to complete it. i remember loving the visuals and the choices you could make in the game, and it had a great plot from the parts i had seen. i definitely wanted to re-play through the game as one of the insane Malkavian clan and thought it would be an interesting route to go, relying heavily on stealth like Deus Ex & Thief.

thanks for hosting a giveaway!
+1

I'll be nobody. So I'll just say I'm in for these two:

6) Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines

7) Knights of the Old Republic II

Thanks for the awesome giveaway :) *im not in*

I would like to enter for Wing Commander IV

Why?

Well the reason for that is because I'm unfamiliar with the series and haven't played a single WC game, I have heard from many people that supposedly this is the best Wing Commander title and if it's as good as they say, then you can be sure that I'll play the rest of the series

Too complicated for me, so I'm not in. :D But thanks for your generosity anyway. +1

thanks for the giveaway!

I would like KOTOR 2 and Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines. The former because I've heard it turns Star Wars on its head and is a more interesting take on the setting. I've grown tired of the cliched way that Bioware writes RPGs (complete with super awkward romances, Mary Sue characters etc.), and I've heard Obsidian is in many ways the polar opposite. Also anything that pumps some color into the usually very black and white Star Wars universe sounds good to me.

I'd like Bloodlines for a similar reason, because of who made it (Troika). Troika made one of the most interesting RPGs I've played, Temple of Elemental Evil, and I've heard that like KOTOR 2, Bloodlines is a flawed masterpiece that takes the genre in interesting directions.

Obsidian (as well as several people from Troika who joined Obsidian, in particular Tim Cain) also happen to be the people making Project Eternity which I'm looking forward to, so I want to see their previous work to give me an idea of what the writing in their games is like.

Hi. I am not going to bore you with a sad story about me not having money for games or my familly having problems etc. I am just going to say:
I would like Alpha Protocol and Frozen Synapse. Bye.

I'm not so good at writing smth like that.Anyway,I'd like KOTOR II and Vampire: The Masquerade because there are two games that I enjoyed very much,especially KOTOR(Vampire: The Masquerade I didn't finish it yet) and with this oportunity I get the chance to play them again.That's all.I'm not expecting anything...

Thanks for the compo

I would like Vampire: Bloodlines, I actually palyed a lot of the WhiteWolf tabletop Vampire RGP game while at Uni and it's at least partially reaponsible for me dropping out of Biology affter 2 years and doing a Computing HDN instead! I also through that Redemtion was very good, enjoyed that one a lot

I would also like KoToR 2, too as classic RPGs set in a futuristic rather than fantasy setting are a rarity and the fact that that futuristic setting is Star Wars is just gravy!
I would also like to check out just how famously broken and unfinished it is, tinkering around with the community restoration patches sounds like my twisted kind of fun too!
Ta!

*edit* Heh - I just realised that I also have a shoebox full of the Vampire CCG cards (the one that was called 'Jihad' in beta then changed to Vampire: The something or other' when properly released) - yeah I was really into all that WhiteWolf stuff back then, so Bloodlibnes would be really nostalgic!

Frozen Synapse or Alpha Protocol.

* I haven't played them
* I will play them.
* I'm interested in Frozen Synapse, because I love cyberpunk and the gameplay looks interesting.
* I'm interested in Alpha Protocol, because Obsidian makes great (if buggy) games. If they'd make a knitting game, I'd play that.

Not in, as I already own 4 of the 6 games (thanks, pH7, Damuna, htown1980 & WhiteElk!) but thanks and +1 for your generosity, Tychoxi!

I would like to win

2) Messiah + Stonekeep + Giants: Citizen Kabuto + Freespace (these come all four together).

and

7) Knights of the Old Republic II

As to why I want them:

The stars are right and great Cthulhu is waking from his slumber in R'lyeh. The Mayan apocalypse is pending, and the in me are screaming out in protest at the pending loss of life! There is a virus patiently awaiting in some remote part of China to [url=http://www.deviantart.com/download/158961504/Zombie_Outbreak___TV_Alert_by_tpldesign.jpg]turn 90% of the worlds population into Zombies. The Shadows and the Vorlons are out there ready to suck us into their eons old war. The Borg are assimilating millions of planets and are heading towards us. If these don't kill us then the pending socio-economic collapse of the world will turn us all into looters and killers!!



With all this pending doom and gloom I seriously need something to take my mind off things an playing any of these games would certainly help me relax and chill out a little.

Merry christmas :-)

not in but many thanks for your giveaway

Thanks, and I'm in for:

Alpha Protocol: I've always found the concept of this game interesting, but whenever I see it on sale, my wallet holds nothing but moths and lint.

KOTOR2: I will have to admit, I seem to be the only person on earth older than 30 and never played either of the KOTOR games. Apparently my living under a rock had something to do with that.

bump, not in but thanks.