What is your favorite GOG game?

This could be either be a game you purchased from GOG or a game you played / purchased elsewhere that's in the GOG catalog.

That is a tough question as there are so many games I could list.

One of my favourites would be Arcanum do to it's world building, very few games have blended fantasy and tech/steampunk aesthetics together like this allowing a lot of character creation options and party builds (you can build a mage of any type of element or be a lightning gun wielded marksman with spider mechbots, lot of flexibility)

Baldur's Gate 2 is the best game of all time.


Fallout 1&2, BG1, PT, IWD 1&2, PoE, the Witcher 3, MG1 and MGS1&2, Diablo and a few others are also fantastic.


There are also some obscure gems here.

Blade Runner definitely

It's really tough to pick just one so I'll just list some top contenders:

Tomb Raider Anniversary, FlatOut 2, Legend of Grimrock 2, The Longest Journey, Rayman Origins, Descent

I don't have one single favourite, and even the top list changes all the time, depending on my mood.

Deus Ex GOTY.

CrossCode

Really difficult to find a flaw in this one.

Streets of Rage 4

Honorable mentions: Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, River City Girls, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition, Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness

My top 2 is Civilization IV and The Secret of Monkey Island.

Beats me. If pressed, maybe I could compile my top 50 or 100, but I couldn't pick one.

If I had to pick my most memorable game experiences... I'd have to say "Zelda: A Link to the Past", "Final Fantasy VI", "Populous", "Master of Orion", "Ultima Underworld" and "Ultima VIII".

I wouldn't say that they'd necessarily blow the competition away nowadays, but they certainly awed me quite a bit when my impressionable younger self played them.

Recettear an item shop's tale.
It's removed from the gog catalog but i bought it here when it was available.
I truly liked the shop keep with random dungeons with items having interesting descriptions that you can fuse to get better equipment.
The adventurers have their own skill and need their own equipment, i liked the idea of having better equipment makes the game seem more fleshed out when going through dungeons, also there are some bosses in the game.
Also the main story when beaten you get an extra story to beat by going through the new dungeon in new game+.
Also think i've played this game over 100 hours.
Guess it's almost impossible to get 100% by finding all items and doing all item fusions. Since i am at 85%.

I don't have much of a favorite, but some I quite enjoyed are Dust: An Elysian Tail, Mary Skelter: Nightmares, Metal Slug 3, Minoria, Momodora: Reverie Under The Moonlight, Starbound, Tanglewood and Va-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action.

edit: misclicked the send button and had to finish the message

I thought this was about the dozen games that GOG are publishing.

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