Enjoying the list so far. Personally, I'd have placed Indigo Prophecy higher and Samorost 2 lower. True, Indigo Prophecy falls apart in the last third (and has a frustrating control system to boot) but I found it extraordinarily engaging despite its flaws. Samorost 2 is delightful, but IMHO just too short to deserve a place above so many meatier games.
Glad to see The 7th Guest there, not for the gameplay but for its impact on the genre. Even as a teenager playing it the year after its release I found the gameplay and story (if you can call it a story) mediocre, but it was an innovative experiment.
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