Name it! 2nd edition [ENDED] [Solutions posted]

I see almost half of the poeple who voted basically didn't like the puzzle. But I've realized that just "No" doesn't give me much information. So I'd like some more elaborate feedback, if you don't mind.
Is it the puzzle as a whole that you don't like? The matching part that's too hard, maybe? Or the character identification part? Or something else?
Let me know please. I like drawing and I like puzzles, but I want to understand if I should drop the whole drawing-puzzle idea completely or if you'd simply like something easier.

I've just realized I selected the wrong "Rogue" game when creating the GA, I deleted it and replaced it with the right one for whoever is interested. It was meant to be the '85 classic. Sorry for that.

Ok, after hearing some complain, I reformatted the whole original post with just the puzzle text and the additional hints. Now everything you need is there. You don't need to read anything else. All the other useless stuff has been moved to the 1st reply now.

There's 1 week left. This will most likely be the last update.

I remember again to the 1st two/three days solvers that, since then, the Rogue GA has been replaced with the right one (the '85 classic). The other one has been deleted.

>>>>> SOLUTIONS <<<<<

• In the 1st picture: the ordinal numbers in the release date column represent the game/games to question order.
  I hinted at the date format in my original post (and in the ITH page too later): "25th Dec, 2020".
  The imgur caption of the image says "Some elements in one specific column have been edited. Somewhere else I hint at it.
  In the additional hints I repeat the image tag (game/games-Q) and I say that said order it's literally written there, hidden (in plain sight), as it is.
• In the 2nd picture: in the 2nd column a game is titled "Caption of Image". There's no game with that title. It's me telling you to look at the caption of the image on imgur. There you can find this link https://i.imgur.com/ZQrEhdt.jpg.
  In the additional hints I repeat the image tag (drawing-Q) and I say there's something hidden (in plain sight) that tells you where to look.
• The rest of the puzzle was a matter of personal knowledge and google searching.
  Here you can see all the possible answers.

I considered writing things in italic/bold, adding tags to pictures and using imgur captions part of the "basic SG puzzle" knowledge I pointed out to someone the very 1st day.

Well...
Of the voters 39.5% liked the puzzle (I excluded the potatoes from the count) and it's been solved by 37.6% of the players. Most likely there's a relation there, but I can't really consider it statistically significant.
I noticed people tend not to read, most of all if they take the content for granted. It's been kinda disheartening seeing the growth of the number of guesses on the ITH page during the 1st week, almost everyone blindly brute-forcing, assuming it was just a guessing game. On my part I tried to make things clearer afterwards, but it felt useless, if not counterproductive, like stopping an avalanche by peeing on the snow.
Despite the votes, I think I'll still do a drawing related puzzle next year, with "SG puzzle" mechanics, if they can be called like that, but I'll try to build it differently, so that people won't be able to brute-force 1st and think later, we will see. I still think a little brain teasing should be involved.
Anyway, thanks again to everyone who praised my drawings and to all the partecipants in general!
Congratz to the winners!
Happy Christmas to everyone and I wish you all a better 2021 already!
Oh! And keep your cats safe! 🐕
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO8N3L_aERg

Thank you. That was my biggest fear.

You have to write the name of the character.

Thank you!

It's GOG Galaxy client.

They're not in order, if that's what you're asking.

So I assume you'd prefer to see the drawings already matched to the questions and to simply write the characters names? Or do you think it's too much trial and error anyway?
Thanks for the feedback ;) I get your point.

Anyway, maybe I should clarify a thing for everyone: when I say that you have to match the questions to games and/or drawings rather than brute-force the answers, I mean that you can find out the games order and the drawings order even before getting to the ITH. Basic (I assumed) SG puzzle knowledge should help you with that.

There are no questions because you don't need any question ;P

Thanks.

Thank you.
I clarified something [edit] in the original post [/edit] about the trial and error aspect of the puzzle. I don't know if it helps.
Anyway, I guess it's the 1st part the real problem here, a good chunk of people wants something more linear.

I assume you didn't find the "hidden" hints?