You are right. But nevertheless those episodes are "Goodies" which should be added to the GOG downloads.

Oh did not know that. Then one should probably really consider those bonus and it would be nice for GOG to add them. I just played the first game "Butcher". At least this one was more or less randomly clicking on the screen since there was no real inventory at all. Items were collected and shown and whenever you click on a hotspot on the screen in which you can use an item the game choses that item for you. No inventory combinations and no inventory choice. Since these are only prototypes I wonder if the two games available here offer more gameplay.

The early drafts are disappointing. In the final game nearly everything (the drawings, the gameplay, music, atmosphere etc) is enhanced, elaborated. BD Coma offers 3 "solution-pathes": bad, neutral and good. Based on your (bad, good or neutral) decisions you see different scenes or events at some points. So, you can play the game at least 3 times in order to find out what each path is about.

Yes, the inventory is dynamical. Everything you have collected is shown on the left side of the screen. If you have used an item and it isn't needed anymore it will just disappear. But BD Coma is a horror-like dreamscape point + click adventure and not a RPG with a ton-heavy inventory that faciliates you to brew the strangest combinations of healing cocktails/poisons as a pharmakon.

Jesus Christ, what the hell is this ? :O

This looks like my kind of game. It is slowly creeping into my library :)
Now bring the Rusty Lake- series too, and I´m a happy customer.

Ah, I saw a "Let's Play" of this.
It's a nice creepy little game, with very simple graphic and interactions.
It's ok for less than 2€, frankly.

Exactly! I'm glad someone mentioned this. I love DM.

I loved that series too! Makes these games look pretty interesting. I wonder if the devs here were inspired by Daymare Town, too.