Freespace + expansion and Fallout

Pathologic. Followed by

Master of Magic. Getting my hands on that again was what drew me to GoG in the first place.

The Ultima Underworld 1+2 pack followed shortly thereafter.

I subsribed here on gog on May 2013, but I didn't buy my first games until the 4th of November 2013 (as stated on my account) during the Ubisoft promo. I bought Rayman Forever, Beyond Good &Evil and Splinter Cell. Actually,the latter 2 games were a side effect, initially I just wanted Rayman, as I had seen a Rayman bundle at my local electronics store and the textures of Rayman Forever (especially the fan-made ones) reminded me of an educational game I used to play when I was little, featuring Rayman. I didn't want the other bundled Rayman games, however, as Rayman on 3d doesn't appeal to me. Thus, I initiallly searched of ways to find the game on the Internet ; that is, until I received an email informing me of the Ubisoft promo, which had Rayman on sale. I grabbed the chance and bought it, along with the two aforementioned games. However, I got stuck early in Rayman (whose idea was it to keep the checkpoints fom the console versions and not put the ability to save anywhere? I keep dying on the mosquito level- and as for the fan-made levels, they are also too hard). Same thing with Beyond Good&Evil; I'm stuck on the hovercraft scene nearly at the beginning. I fared better at Splinter Cell, as I could save anywhere, but soon got stuck there as well (seems I have a tendency to get stuck all the time on action video games). Thankfully, I have bought many more games from GOG since then, on which I haven't gotten stuck yet, either because I haven't installed them yet or because they aren't action games.

I instantly bought Duke Nukem 3D, Blood and Redneck Rampage in one order, just minutes after discovering GOG (and you guessed it, I stumbled upon GOG when looking for a way to get the Build engine games). Oh yeah, and a few hours later I bought another twelve games because an Interplay promo was going on. :B

Fallout 2, DEFCON, Freespace + Expansion and Nox

Redneck Rampage.

Can't imagine why - it's a dreadful game - but I've bought some excellent games here since.

Baldur's Gate 2, but when joining the forums was Fallout 1 when they sold it for free.

Heroes of Might and Magic III Complete :3

I joined specifically to pre-purchase Witcher 2 ;)

Witcher 2

The Witcher 2

Castles + Castles 2.

Broken Sword – this was a free game in a promo October 2011. From this time on I was a regular GOG customer, and I like it.