Not in! thank you & +1! :D

I'm in. Platformers such as this are usually really fun - and this game even has a soundtrack made by virt, one of the most underrated musicians in the business!

The one game that's been absolutely the most worth to me, is Worms Reloaded (as many people here probably already know). The price I paid for it was $19.99: now, if the common consensus is that an hour should be worth one dollar when it comes to a certain game, then the price per hour for this game, in my case, would be about 0.02 dollars (or two cents) per hour. That is how much I've played it. (Math: 19.99 / 876)

I'm in! Thank you for this opportunity, RayRay13000. +1

Last full price game I bought was Dishonored - Game of the Year Edition for my brother. One of his favorite games is Thief, so I thought Dishonored would be a great gift. Unfortunately he has very little free time, and when he plays something he usually plays Diablo 3, as a quick "fast-food" type game. So he hasn't even touched it until now. Since then Bethesda has started releasing their games on GOG so it's kind of unfortunate that I bought it on STEAM, but I don't regret my purchase. I'm hopeful this Christmas we'll get to spend more time together and I'll experience some Dishonored backseat gaming. :)

I'm in, and thanks for the generous giveaway!

The last game I bought at full price - and the first I had done so for in years - was The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky - Second Chapter. While I wasn't as impressed with it as I was with the first game, I'm still happy to have paid full price, as it hopefully means more titles in this series will be translated into English. Perhaps in two years' time I'll be paying full price for TitS TC. :)

Having said that, I'm still a bit annoyed. On the day after I bought it, I found out that my Paypal account had been hacked (they got nothing, thank goodness!), and, to be sure it wasn't because of a virus, I had to format my hard drive and reinstall everything, which took ages. By the time I had done this - and before I had had a chance to play the game - the Fall sale had started! If only I'd waited a few days, I could have bought it in the sale, and got a free copy of Banished! :(

I'm in! Thank you for the generous giveaway!

The last game I bought full price was Undertale. After hearing about how good it was and deciding to try it out for myself, it really blew me away. The story, the characters, the gameplay, and the music could easily be some of the best I've seen in recent years. For an indie title, it really exceeded all of my expectations, and it has definitely made its way into my top ten best indie games.

I'm in.

I bought Ys: Oath in Felghana at full price. Definitely worth it, much better game than I could have expected. One of the best soundtracks of any game I've ever played.

Small bump.

Awesome giveaway! I'm in as well. Thank you very much for the opportunity! =)

Does it count if I bought a game with a launch discount? If so, the last one would be The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. To be honest, while I was somewhat interested in the game (I was intrigued by the idea of Falcom making a turn-based RPG), I originally bought it primarily to support XSEED and encourage the release of other Falcom titles on GOG. But when I started playing the game, I was pleasantly surprised. While fairly easy and not particularly innovative for the most part, it is nevertheless a very good JRPG experience. Overall, it's the most I've ever spent on a digital title, but it ended up being well worth it in the end.

If the above example doesn't cut it, then I'll go with Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey instead. I actually paid MORE than the full price for this game, since I purchased it brand new well after its original release. Do I regret doing so? Not at all. It's one of the best and most unique games on the DS. Frankly, it puts some of the higher budget RPGs to shame. Some people are (for whatever reason) put off by first-person dungeon crawlers like this one, but I certainly got my money's worth.

I'm in.

Last game I bought full price was Diablo III. I cannot say that it was worthwhile because I did not find sufficient time to play it when having so many games on GOG.

In the 90's I have bought many retail games on full price: Command & Conquer, Red Alert, Tiberian Sun, Warcraft 2, Falcon 4.0, The Dig, Syndicate Wars, Wing Commander IV, Wing Commander Prophecy, Top Gun, The Ripper, Baldur's Gate...

Diablo, Starcraft II, Diablo II, Starcraft, Warcraft III and their add-ons I purchased when their prices were somewhat diminished, but still for a price much higher than most games I have purchased on GOG.

All of them were great and worthwhile.

Most expensive game I purchased on GOG was Witcher II - it cost me 30$ on discount, which is still more than a full price of many indie games.

I'm in.
The last game I bought full on (and I mean really full on, the songbird statue is on my desk) Bioshock Infinite, I had a really good time shooting everything up and working towards the twist that Ken Levine likes to cram in. Other than the ghost fight that part felt like a chore, I managed to find a spot by a door in the bank portion that allowed me to snipe her without taking damage. However despite all the positive factors this game had my fondest memory with this was when my brother walked by while I was using murder of crows for whatever reason it freaked him out.

Thank you for a great give-away!

I am definitely in. :)

Last time I was really looking forward to a video game release and bought it "day one", retail, full-price was:
Blood Bowl Legendary Edition - although very bugged, still it was worth it. Great fun and my kind of game. Turn based, lots of depth to gameplay, good visuals, great humour. I played the whole campaign, got my money worth. I would love to try Blood Bowl 2, but it comes tied to steam account, so I'll pass for now. Hopefully , someday this will appear on GOG :)

I'm in.

Last full price game I bought was The Critter Chronicles. The reason was my absolute excitement about The Book of Unwritten Tales. I had SO much fun playing that game and I anticipated the prequel and ended up getting it at full price.
Unfortunately the game didn't live up to my expectations. It didn't have the charm and humor of the first game and I ended up being quite disappointed with it.

I'm in. Shovel Knight is on my wish list! As far as games I've paid full price for, does that mean only new games or do old games from GOG count? I paid full price for Outlaws the day it released on GOG because, well it's Outlaws. I bought it on disk way back when those were a thing, and years later I loaned it to a brother-in-law, then my sister divorced him, he kept my disk.

It's been a while since I paid full price for something new. The last thing I remember actually paying full price for was my pre-order of Fallout New Vegas collectors edition, and that was worth it.. I pre-ordered Skyrim, but I got it at a discount. I had never played an Elder Scrolls game before and bought into the hype. It wasn't worth it. It was the most over hyped game ever.

If you count Kickstarter, well I've gone in on lots of those, Wasteland 2 (collectors edition), Pillars of Eternity (collectors edition), Torment: Tides of Numenera (collectors edition), Divinity: Original Sin (collectors edition) and Divinity: Original Sin 2 (collectors edition).


EDIT: Now that I think about it, I have pre-ordered or bought quite a few indie titles at full price. I pre-ordered Amnesia because I loved their Penumbra games, I pre-ordered Legend of Grimrock, and I bought FTL at release. I have no regrets about any of those.

I'm in.
I paid full price for a lot of games, most recently Fallout 4.
As I've already played over one hundred hours, I'd say it's been worth it.

I am so in!

Last full price? Witcher 3 :-D
Probably the best game EVER, not just best RPG. Its simply amazing! Nuff said :-)

But the game I bought full price I'll remember most fondly is Deus Ex. Back then it was a US import (because EU release was much later and I simply wanted it as soon as possible). Did not disappoint me the least. A superb game on its own!