I'd like to enter for Pandemonium 2! Use to have it on PS1 back in the day and always enjoyed the aesthetic. Thanks for the chance!

I'm in for Omikron: The Nomad Soul. Thanks for the giveaway (+1 rep.).

Last year, I had a blast playing Thief II: The Metal Age (my very first experience with the series).
I'll never grow tired of listening to the guards - especially 'Benny' (brilliantly voice acted by Stephen Russell) whose stupidity results in hilarious lines such as this one (spoken to a dead guard):
Are... are you all right? No - no of course you're not all right. Sorry!

In for Tomb Raider 1+2+3. Thanks for the giveaway.

I am in for Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation + Chronicles

The game I played recently was Tomb Raider I. It was not bad. I hope that TR The Last Revelation + Chronicles will be at least comparable to TR1 but with better graphics.

+rep for you.

I'll enter for Tomb Raider 1+2+3.

As Startopia was already mentioned, I'll state an uncommon preference for the third Thief game over the first two, simply because of its updated graphics (and available mods) and the option of a third person view.

It's as good a time as ever to try out a game from the Thief series. I'm in for Thief Gold.

Thank you for the opportunity, BillyMaysFan59! +1

Not in, but thanks!

I'll be sincere: I never liked Square-Enix games. Let me clarify: since the two houses joined, I think they never released even one remotely good game, taking advantage of their glorious past to capitalize on former great titles. I was a fan of the older Final Fantasies (IX being by far my absolute favourite), but despite playing them all until XIII I've been harshly disappointed since the tenth installment. Same goes for Dragon Quest, that had me "hooked" since the excelent fifth one. Talking about Eidos... it owned most of my favourite series, like Thief, Hitman and Tomb Raider, but after the takeover S-E let me down with the new episodes (I'm referring to the new Thief and Absolution, didn't play the new Tomb Raider yet, and considering the trend I don't plan to, either).

In for Startopia. Because i like this type of games. Management and space, what can you ask more.

My experience with Square Enix games started on consoles ( gonna leave aside the Eidos back catalog that it's now in Square Enix hands ). But the game that i liked most it's not everyone's favorite Final Fantasy. No, it was FF8. I loved the graphics, the incredible cinematics ( and they still look good in our days ), Quistis looks ( yeah she's not exactly a major character, still i liked her ) and the story. I was blown at the time seeing those cinematics, listening to Faye Wong's voice and looking at the backgrounds.

Such a shame that Square did not released on GOG FF7 and FF8...:(

In for TOMB RAIDER: THE LAST REVELATION + CHRONICLES

Square Enix games: The Thief series; Legacy of Kain, Deus Ex, Startopia, and the cult classic Anachronox. These are some of the best games out there. Hours and hours of wasted time!

I'm In for Thief Gold, thank you for this opportunity.

The only game serie from Square Enix I ever played is Soul Reaver. A brilliant story with great voices in French, but I never played to Defiance because I want to play in French, so waiting for a French version on Gog for the conclusion (yes, I'am very patient ).

Thank you for the generous giveaway. ^_^

Thank you, and +1! I'm in for TOMB RAIDER: THE LAST REVELATION + CHRONICLES.

In a promo similar to this one last year I bought Project Eden, purely because it was on sale cheap and had an interesting video - I had never played it, or heard of it before. I had a spate of free time last spring and played it through to the end, and found it completely delightful. It's a squad puzzler more than a shooter, and it takes place in the underlayers of a future megalopolis, a world in which the city is built on top of the structures of the city below.

Project Eden has become deeply entwined with my whole GOG experience - it's the kind of game that turns up here and nowhere else, and as TinyE said the other day, it's pretty much an undiscovered gem.

I'd like to enter for Startopia..

Thank you!

I'm in for Startopia, for two reasons: a), my original CD copy of it broke while I moved some time ago, and b), the computer in which I had it installed (and cracked) no longer works. I really love that game, and I'm not even a strategy/sim fan, so I'd be delighted if I could play it again. +repping you like crazy, the Eidos catalog is absolutely amazeballs, and any giveaway concerning it deserves the highest praise.

As for stories concerning the "Square-Enix" catalog, it's actually funny, because both "Square-Enix" (Enix, not even Square) and proper Eidos have some of my favourite games and series ever. By Enix, I can't recommend ActRaiser and Terranigma enough, Terranigma is arguably my favourite SNES game, one of the best action RPGs I've ever played, with gorgeous pixel-art, an intense, long story with deep philosophical themes, fluid mechanics and superb OST -- it's the final part of the unofficial Enix "creation trilogy" (the first two parts being Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia/Illusion of Time), and it's definitely the best of the three. ActRaiser was a game way ahead of its time, mixing god-sim, strategy and action platforming seamlessly, something I haven't seen any other game do, to this day (the second game in the series is but a dumbed-down version, consisting only of the side-scrolling action platforming parts, albeit prettier than the first). Every time I still boot up my SNES, it's to play these two games. So, thank you, Enix, for making these gems that stimulated my mind and imagination while growing up.

Now, for Eidos proper. In all honesty, there are way too many Eidos games I could name, but I'll stick to the Legacy of Kain series. I played them all, from the very first Silicon Knights' Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, to the highly overlooked Legacy of Kain: Defiance (haven't tried the new Nosgoth-or-whatever-they're-calling-it and I'm not interested in it at all), and though I liked Blood Omen, it was the awesome Soul Reaver that made me a fan of the series. The characters were no longer the typical run-of-the-mill vampires in a gothic/lovecraftian setting, but felt complex and their intertwined tragic fates made for a very compelling story. The script was stellar from the very beginning until the end of the series (I even made an essay on Defiance's script in university, which was highly praised and even made it to that year's degree book). What Enix's Terranigma sparked in my mind, the Legacy of Kain series, from Soul Reaver onwards, developed and stimulated further. My interest in good literature, good writing and, in retrospect, my whole degree in Language, Culture and Literature (philology) has a high influence of Terranigma, for the subject matter, and LoK, for the amazing character development and background lore and setting.

Good luck, everyone! :)

Count me in for Deux Ex. I did not play it before, but i can see is a great game.