Whitelist recruitment (current GA running)

1. Yes, I will enter the GA.
2. Brandon Sanderson- Especially Mistborn novels
3. The bonus features or easter eggs.

Here's a link to store page if people would be interested in looking it up (I know I was).

1) Yes
2) My favourite short recommendation would probably be the classic To The Moon which can be finished as an interactive story in ~4 hours. I see you don't have it in your library yet. Remember that it has been bundled several times though, so find a deal somewhere.
3) I love when games pay great detail to immersing the player by thinking ahead and including rewards for non-obvious solutions. Making the game world come alive so you can relate to it and feel like you're making a difference instead of following a script.

Thank you for the chance! 😄

1) Of course, thanks for putting it up!
2) turmion kätilöt, a metal band, not sure if i'd recommend it though, most poeple wouldnt like it...
3) Metal Gear Solid. Everything about it.

1. I won't Enter because I own this Game already. :)
2. Actually maybe Just Cause 3, it costs atm only ~ 5 bucks and Fun is granted.
3. I like to hear the Skyrim soundtrack, even now I'm not playing it.

1. It doesn't look like a game I would enjoy playing and since I enter only giveaways for games I want to play the answer is no.
2. The game I could recommend is Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine. It has amazing stealth gameplay both in singleplayer and multiplayer and is one of my favorite games I played :)
3. Two things which are really meaningful for me and can make the "raw game" MUCH better if done right are the OST and achievements.

1. Yep
2. fault series, which is more like a book than a game ;)
3. Definitely the soundtrack. A good/fitting piece of music adds a whole lot of dimension to any game.

1. Yes
2. The "shattered sea" trilogy and the "first law" series by Joe Abercrombie (books)
3. Great music makes a great game even greater

1. Yes, I'll enter the GA
2. FIrst law series, by Joe Abercrombie , and the huge Malaz universe, by Steven Erikson
3. I love dialogues between your companions in RPG.

1. Yep.

2. Baldur's Gate 2. Number of spell and different tactical formations to win a fight. Brute strength, magic or stealth all work and viable. :-)

3. Links into number 2 where games actually have a number of ways to get to the next point in the game rather than leading you down a tunnel or a OP method of building your character or party up. Borderlands 2 and the Gunzerker class just ruined it for me a bit. Playing as a siren with one of my mates as a gunzerker was just crazy. It was such an OP class it could easily solo raid bosses.

and I almost forgot, BUMP!

Bump!

1. Errr... No, not really.
2. Just played Steamworld Heist, it was quite awesome! But Crypt of the Necrodancer is probably the most underrated game ever.
3. I am indeed a sucker for good soundtracks (Steamworld Heist, Bastion, Transistor, ...)... But what really really gets me is a nice companion in a game (Sands of Time, Bioshock Infinite, etc.). Or a deranged AI, that will do too (System Shock, Portal).

Cheers (and bump)!

1. No, but if you require 5 entries I don't mind joining :) I've just given this game recently to a friend who wishlisted it!
2. I like novels written by Agatha Christie. If you're into mystery then she's my favourite mystery author of all time because her plots aren't cliche and I love the unexpected plot twists.
3. For minor details, especially for games that have been adapted from another source e.g. movie or book, I pay particularly close attention to how well the game stays true to its original plot and small, nifty details in the books that have been added into the game just increases my appreciation for the developer's efforts.

Hi, i would like to join if possible :))

1. I would join :D
2. Best Band i love so far is still One Ok Rock(OOR). They have tons of good song or rather all their songs are wonderful. My fav 2 songs are: The Beginning and We Are.
3. I love Open World, Choices Matter,Story Rich,Graphic must not be very bad, good OST. Basic Requirements in order to get into my books :D

i own the gib, so i'll decline on joining this time, a bump as requested =p.

I am not interested in this GA but I just wanted to give you an advice. If you run into same problem (less than 5 entries) in the future, you can use this thread. Just post that you will give people interested a temporary whitelist. People are quite fast to response in that thread :)

1) Yes, I will.
2) "World of Sophia" by Jostein Gaarder/Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails)/Zdzisław Beksiński/Planescape: Torment.
3) Interesting character and deep story build around him/her.

1. Would definitely
2. For games I'd recommend , Owl Boy definitely, it's a lovely atmospheric game with interesting gameplay plus the sprites are just gorgeous to look at.
3. I love easter eggs in a game, either minor references to previous titles or in the case of some remakes, acknowledging some glitches or exploits that were in the original installment = an example being in the Crash trilogy, where in the 3rd game, there was an exploit where running in a certain place let you escape all the lions the boss sent out to eat you, the remake keeps this exploit in but has the crowd throw cheese at you for doing it

1. Yes
2. Isaac Asimov (author of the Foundation series)
3. Well optimised, simple controls, immersive storyline, good soundtrack (in that order)

1. yes, i will
2. dark souls series
3. great background (huge amount of information), playability, difficulty

1) YES!
2) Ys series
3) Interesting texts and Easter eggs

1) probably not, TD games aren't usually my thing. However, I would make an exception for it if I won it.
2) Gordon Dickson's Dragon and the George series, Science fiction by David Weber, Robert Heinlein, and E.E. Doc Smith. JRR Tolkein's Lord of the Rings books.... (I could go on for a while here :) )
3) The amount of "realistic" graphics, and the level of detail in the scenery of games, especially if it can be made to look good without frying a mid-level graphics card. Also, choices that actually matter to the outcome.

1) Yes please

2)

• book: The Girl with All the Gifts by M.R. Carey, a very unusual dystopian novel populated with zombies (and no it's not a "YA" novel despite the title.
• musician:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekq4ZMgMa1Q
• artist: Vesna (Tattoo Artist)
• game: Superflight. Relaxing and thrilling at the same time

3) I love the mistakes.

1. would do, i love TD games!
2. I tend to recommend Deadly Premonition, which has admittedly a crap ton of issues, but was among the best gaming experiences i made i even had to fight with crying at the end, which was never the case definetely a hidden gem IMO.
3. Not sure if it would count, but i love it when a game has Dragons and more importantly not seen as evil monsters yeah i'm a dragon lover 😜 that's what i especially liked about shadowrun: Dragonfall. 😀

Edit: hmm won't show as normal link for some reason. :/

1. sure, looks good.
2. I like soundtracks - mostly coming from movies, like the ones written by Hans Zimmer
3. If a game has a good atmosphere I love it. if the soundtrack fits, even better. try Subnautica, my current favorite. :)