The Poorly Described Game... um, game.

[Tawmis]

No, it's not based on any well-known IP. As far as I know, it's strictly a video game (i.e. has no physical game available) and is sold on both GOG and Steam.

Not sure how many more clues you can give if this isn't right.
Is it Slay The Spire?

No, that's not it. The game I'm thinking of was released more recently and was heavily influenced by StS as well.
BTW... I like how you split Slay the Spire's name/links between Steam and GOG.

Verifying I did my research.
So I know more recent than 2000 - and more recent than Slay the Spire.
I've never played STS - so I am not sure what it's like other than a "rogue-like" "deck builder."
Well I played Old school Rogue a ton (and none of these games remind me of Rogue) Where's my primitive graphics being chased by letters of the Alphabet!
And not done any Deck Building games; computer or live (never did MTG or anything - well, played it once...)
So I am treading (drowning?) in unfamiliar territory.

So going to make another direct guess - before stepping back to swing a wider net.

Is it Monster Train?

(The only thing that makes me doubt that's a yes; you mentioned Steam and Gog; which it was - but this was also released on consoles...)

[DeadPoolX]

No, it's not based on any well-known IP. As far as I know, it's strictly a video game (i.e. has no physical game available) and is sold on both GOG and Steam.

Not sure how many more clues you can give if this isn't right.
Is it Slay The Spire?

No, that's not it. The game I'm thinking of was released more recently and was heavily influenced by StS as well.
BTW... I like how you split Slay the Spire's name/links between Steam and GOG.

Verifying I did my research.
So I know more recent than 2000 - and more recent than Slay the Spire.
I've never played STS - so I am not sure what it's like other than a "rogue-like" "deck builder."
Well I played Old school Rogue a ton (and none of these games remind me of Rogue) Where's my primitive graphics being chased by letters of the Alphabet!
And not done any Deck Building games; computer or live (never did MTG or anything - well, played it once...)
So I am treading (drowning?) in unfamiliar territory.

So going to make another direct guess - before stepping back to swing a wider net.

Is it Monster Train?

(The only thing that makes me doubt that's a yes; you mentioned Steam and Gog; which it was - but this was also released on consoles...)

Yup, it's Monster Train! I didn't know it was also on consoles as I've only played the PC version on Steam. It's a fun game; a little weird, at times, but fun.

Anyway... it's your turn, Tawmis!

[Tawmis]

Anyway... it's your turn, Tawmis!

Sweet! I need to think of a game and come back to this!

[Tawmis]

I remember this computer game, where you can steal really weird things that are not possible to steal...

[Rath Darkblade]

If they are impossible to steal, how can you steal them?

(There, I ran a logical ring around this game)

[Tawmis]

If they are impossible to steal, how can you steal them?
(There, I ran a logical ring around this game)

Because in video games, game designers make weird things possible.

[Rath Darkblade]

OK, let's go. Are you a Sierra game?

(Weird things happen often in Sierra games. Remember the cat moustache?)

[Tawmis]

OK, let's go. Are you a Sierra game?
(Weird things happen often in Sierra games. Remember the cat moustache?)

No, definitely wasn't a game made by Sierra; but came out during the height of Sierra's popularity of adventure games.

[DeadPoolX]

OK, let's go. Are you a Sierra game?
(Weird things happen often in Sierra games. Remember the cat moustache?)

No, definitely wasn't a game made by Sierra; but came out during the height of Sierra's popularity of adventure games.

Are you a LucasFilms/LucasArts game?

[Tawmis]

OK, let's go. Are you a Sierra game?
(Weird things happen often in Sierra games. Remember the cat moustache?)

No, definitely wasn't a game made by Sierra; but came out during the height of Sierra's popularity of adventure games.

Are you a LucasFilms/LucasArts game?

No, wasn't LucasArts either. I remember when I played this game, I was a bit surprised. Because I'd known the company for essentially making games, where you'd race muscle cars around a mountain range.

[Rath Darkblade]

Was the game made in the 90s?

[Tawmis]

Was the game made in the 90s?

Definitely made in the 90s.

[Rath Darkblade]

OK. Were you made in the early 90s (i.e. 1990-1994)?

[Tawmis]

OK. Were you made in the early 90s (i.e. 1990-1994)?

Was definitely early 90s.

[Rath Darkblade]

OK. Was the game made between 1990 and 1992?