Not in, buuuuuut Heroes of Might and Magic II. The graphics are gorgeous, the music and sound even better and while very simple it has enough complexity to never make it boring.

Did I mention the "one more turn" syndrome?

Not in for myself as I already own KoDP on GOG and I have no other accounts elsewhere. I would, however, like to enter on behalf of Moonbeam to repay a recent thoughfulness on their part. Thus, my favorite game on GOG:

Wizardry 8. Easily. Even though I ragequit it recently I've already gone crawling back to it. Why? It has everything I could ever ask for in a CRPG.

Party based? Check.
Turn based combat? Check.
Replayability? Uber-check.

So, thank you for the giveaway, triock, and congrats on hitting the century mark. :-)

Congratulations!! ;-)

Frankly I was thrilled to find the Myst games here on GOG - they were my first real PC games that I enjoyed as an adult and spent hours exploring and trying to solve. To have them as a download without having to swap CD's - priceless!

I love to be in for Lou to win this time - he is super generous with his giveaways and rarely enters other giveaways! So I hope this answer pushes the odds in his favor ;-p

Thanks triock, and congrats having 100 GOGs! :D

My favorite is Deus Ex GOTY, cause everyone knows that every time you mention it, SOMEONE will reinstall it!
I don't know who it is this time, but have fun mate.

I'm entering for Nethergate.

Not in, but thanks and +1, also congrats on amassing 100 GOG games.

My favorite game on GOG.com is one of the lesser known, older titles: Betrayal at Krondor (1992) still holds up well against GOG favorites like PST, Baldur's Gate, Fallout and the like.

Based on the popular fantasy series by Feist, and written by Neal Halford, it is quite possibly the most well written of the RPG storylines during the golden age of computer RPGs: The plot is epic in scope, and much better than its contemporaries like world of xeen, while more accessible than say wizardry 7. Even the item descriptions are written beautifully in prose, and not just some placeholder text with statistics. And the puzzles are actually quite good, requiring real thinking to solve. Playing the game feels like reading a good novel. If you're familiar with the novels, it takes place after the 3rd book and before the 4th book, but you don't need to have read the novels at all to enjoy it. (though there are a few easter eggs and cameos for novel readers to appreciate)

The game is one of the earliest open worlds. You can pretty much explore the whole game world from the very beginning and disregard the main plotline, except you would probably get your ass handed to you, since there is no level scaling, and combats can be brutally difficult if you don't strategize. The openness of the game is actually a great mechanic, since you, the player character, have to figure out the best way to reach your mission objectives, and that's not always a straight line path if there are ambushes and traps in your way. The game gives careful players lots of clues about what lies ahead. Combat is turn based and tactical, since you are almost always outnumbered, and you need to flank enemies, lure them in etc while protecting your mage.

If you want to play it, use my music/sfx guide.

In for King of Dragon Pass please :)

Thanks for the giveaway, triock! My favorite GOG game so far has been Pathologic. From what I've played, the story is twisted, the atmosphere is depressing, and the gameplay unrelenting. The whole thing is delightfully Kafkaesque :D Count me in for Nethergate: Resurrection, please!

Not in, but +1 and a whopping congratulations on your mind-GOGgling collection. ;)

Hmmm a hard choice ....
I haven't played all of them yet (even if it's only a small number), but I really enjoyed Legend of Grimrock, Defenders Quest and Trine.

If I may, I would like to enter in name of SirEyeball (time to get this giveaway rigged! ;P)

Thank you Triock and congratulations on your achievement!

Congrats triock ! :-) And thank you for the giveaway :-)

Please count me in for Licurg.

I guess my favorite is Broken Sword. or maybe XIII... Or System Shock 2. Or.... OK I stop here :-)

Bumpity bump :p

Thats a lot of games on GOG. I'm not in for myself but may I enter for Lou? Thanks!
Good luck Lou.

My favourite game on GOG is Fallout 2, becouse GAUS RIFLE CRIT SHOT IN THE EYE, THAT'S WHY !!

I'm in for:
1. King of Dragon Pass (GOG)

Thanks :)

But how many have you actually played :P
Grats on the 20 full rows, regardless, and please count my entry in favour of Novotnus.

And my favourite GoG? Well, that probably has to go to Duke 3D. It's a little ironic, considering its broad availability and general absence from most conversations around here. But, if I have to be frank, there is no game in the GoG catalogue, that I've ever played and could keep playing indefinitely, that could possibly match the time and emotions I've spent on Duke, back in the day. I've not even played it recently, and yet, in my mind, it seems to always rise above the rest. A singular beacon of a bygone age! Hail to the King, baby!

I'm in Thanx!
UPD: My favorite game is Baldur's Gate I and II