Wow, that was fast. I'd just tracked down someone I wanted to nominate, and then it was already too late.

Oh well - lovely giveaway anyway. Thanks for your generosity, and I hope Enebias has a great time playing it. Doesn't look like my type of game at all, but the art style sure is lovely! :)

Thank you, o Muse that inspired the greatest among poets!

Beatrice, the "elysian" woman loved by Dante. Not really Greek, I know, but even then Hell (my favourite canticle among the three) had plenty of classic references. Former employees of Hades have not been fired when the One took over! XD

Edit: Last but not least, thanks to Awolnation. I really appreciate the respect.

No problem! I hope you enjoy the game! :D

It's already in download. I'll start it tomorrow though, it will be quite late when it finishes (yes, my terrible internet connection needs more than an hour to download the 570Mb of the installer. Laaaaaame)!

Not in. Thx for the giveaway +1

Huh? Nobody real could won? Just assign potential candidates a number between 1 and the total number of qualified entries and then have the site randomly pick a number in that range—how could this end up with no one "real" winning? In what way are they adjusted when they have no clue as to what you're using them for? Is this a concern about computational randomness not being true randomness? And what does it have to do with facebook? It seems I'm missing something here.

Please don't take this as a personal attack: I have no issues with people wanting to give to those they like the most/trust the most/find the most deserving. Nor do I take issue with those who turn it into some kind of competition. I just don't see why allowing the final decision to be made by a randomness algorithm is so bad—if you're worried about an alt, account or a troll or some other undesirable winning, you could just not allow them entry (and a number in the draw) to begin with.

Anyway, +1 for the giveaway, I hope Enebias will enjoy the game.