Thanks I found another thread discussion that had the same problem I was experiencing. The solution for me was to use Opera browser which then showed the Countdown Timer instead of the three dots. I was able to add the give away instantly. I was earlier using FireFox v52.9 and very up to date already so that I found strange it should have this issue.

I'm wondering if they could make giveaways freely given to long time GOG users as automatic then needing to claim them on the main GOG page. I can see how this is more useful for luring new GOG users but old timers who have bought and purchased games before should get some automatic freebies without going through that hurdle.

I actually missed out on getting the sequel SW2 for the 10th Anniversary of all giveaways. From what I've read it happened just recently. So I didn't get the Shadow Warrior 2 added which would have been nice freebie.

https://www.gog.com/news/10th_anniversary_brings_a_new_look_community_giveaway

Opera browser fixed the issue. Tried incognito mode on FireFox but that didn't work either.

Heh... Well that's good to know the giveaways never get cancelled. ;) I wish I could go back 2 months and snag the other one I missed. I actually have Full Throttle on the original CD media boxed release.

But missing Shadow Warrior 2 of all games for free? (face palm).

The thing that hooked me was the music - The Gone Jackals have a great sound.
Even now, just hearing that opening riff makes me smile. There're few things that feel more awesome than jumping into the car on a sunny day, queuing up that sound track and going for a hoon!

I also quite liked the setting; I was into Fallout back then and that vague post-apocalyptic-but-not-really vibe was just right.

I will say the remaster isn't great; Unless they've patched it since I last played it, the game has numerous issues with the engine - The graphics, and especially the remade music is incredible and, for me, worth the price of entry alone, but the engine is buggy as heck with bad timing issues like extended black screens, and scenes being cut off too early, av de-syncs etc. Feels like a really lazy port.

The rest of the game is still fun; Some of the puzzles have a bit more moon-logic and pixel hunting to them than I'd like, (The kicking puzzle and the roller door puzzle for instance), but some are just genius (Fuel! Bunnies! Plane!)

The characters feel good and have distinct personalities without trying to be overly complicated, and the voice acting is top notch. Conrad, Soucie and Hamill do exemplary work.

It's not the best point'n'click around - It's quote short and a lot simplified than earlier ones - a sign of the times as people are more impatient and not so good at thinking for themselves I've felt - but it has a great feel to it and is worth a play for anyone into the genre.

And that's ladies and gentelmen was "Lucas Arts fan", who thinks that all people who enjoyed Lucas Arts adventure games are the same...

Because they're better then the garbage point and clicks of today