My first purchase was Neverwinter Nights: Diamond Edition.

Myst Masterpiece Edition back in 2011.

I never had a PC that could game until recently, so I wanted to pick up a few classic titles to see what the fuss was about. A friend referred me.

First purchase: Jagged Alliance (although the first games I got were Lure of the Temptress & Beneath a Steel Sky).

I came here to get mostly the adventure games I had missed in my youth, and ended up repurchasing a lot of games I already own. But my 286 & 486 can't live forever:(

The first fallout. I gave my copy to my cousin and knew I wasn't getting it back. Back in 2008, the only legal way to get a copy was ebay, where box copies went for over 100 bucks. GOG beta came along, offering it for 6 bucks included in a buy 1-get 1 free Interplay promo. I got Fallout 1 and Lionheart (underrated game). GOG brought be back to PC gaming

It was for:
- Planescape Torment
- Nox
- Total Annihilation : Kingdom
- Duke Nukem 3D
and both Fez and Evoland.


Indie games and games I couldn't find anywhere else...

Fallout. Was also the reason I joined. Proud to still have my DRM-free copy despite Bethesda's best efforts to screw Fallout fans.

I joined GOG after I had already been aware of the website for some time. I don't really remember the reason... maybe Teen Agent? :) Anyway, the first game I got after the default freebies was Duke Nukem 3D when they gave it away at the end of 2012 (remember this video?), so another free game... my first proper purchase was:
- Thief
- Unreal
- Shogo
- Tomb Raider 1+2+3
- Redneck Rampage

during the next winter sale; and then Far Cry, Syndicate, Commandos, Alone in the Dark, Serious Sam, Crusader: No Remorse, Baldur's Gate 1 & 2, The Incredible Machine, Disciples II, HoMM 1-2-3, Age of Wonders series, Deus Ex, Jagged Alliance, Incubation, and more. All games I had already tried or heard of years before, and always wanted to try and/or finish.