Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
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velcrozombie1
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Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
From Steam:
- Battleblock Theater/Castle Crashers pack: $2.49 (both games by The Behemoth; I've already played Castle Crashers, but one was basically free if you bought the other)
From Good Old Games (thanks for the heads up, ActRaiser)
- Jade Empire Special Edition: $2.99
- Shadow Man: $1.49
- Clive Barker's Undying: $1.49
That about does it for me; I may pick up something else if I see a deal too good to pass up.
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Gilly1
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Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
Just wanted to thank ActRaiser for that link. I never heard of GOG and already bought a couple of games off flash sales.
I mostly like older games for my laptop to take on the go. It cannot run nor do I want it to run modern AAA titles.
I picked up 2 adventure games. Shadowman for $1.49 (I have it for N64 because in 1999-2000 my computer couldn't run the pc version and wow it's great), and Siberia 2 for $2.49. I think that game also made a console release around 04-05 on Xbox.
Finally, they just now offered Torchlight for free. By the time most of you will read this that would be gone
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velcrozombie1
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- Joined: December 31st, 1969, 7:00 pm
Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
I'm done. The sales aren't over yet (and I do have like $3.42 left in my Steam wallet, so I may get one more cheap game over the next few days), but I reached my limit. I ended up spending considerably more than I intended, but every game I bought was one that I really wanted. I justified it under the reasoning that I wouldn't be buying another game until Christmas, barring the possibility of getting a WiiU.
Also, if any of you haven't signed up for Good Old Games, do it now: they give you seven free games (of their choosing) just for signing up; all of their games are DRM-free; all of their games come with free downloadable extras (manuals, maps, soundtracks, artwork, etc.), although some games come with more than others; and you only pay for exactly what you buy (none of that Steam Wallet crap where you have to put at least $5 in every time, regardless of what your game costs).
Steam
Bioshock bundle (all three games, no DLC) - $10.19
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon - $3.74
F.E.A.R. (plus expansions) - $2.49
System Shock 2 - $1.49
GOG
Witcher 2: Enhanced Edition - $3.99
Torchlight - Free (thanks Gilly
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I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream - $1.19
Penumbra Collection - $1.99 (The same people would went on to make Amnesia: The Dark Descent)
Duke Nukem 3D - $1.49
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Vexer1
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Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
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Astrosmasher1
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Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
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PinMike86661
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- Joined: December 31st, 1969, 7:00 pm
Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
Humble Store:
Shovel Knight @ $15 (the only game I bought that wasn't for sale)
Breach & Clear
Draw a Stickman: Epic
Fieldrunners
Fieldrunners 2
Frozen Synapse
Galcon Fusion
Galcon Legends
Ittle Dew
Metal Slug 3
Skulls of the Shogun
Symphony @ $5 (for this and the above mentioned)
GOG (All Summer Sales):
Still Life 2 for Free
Torchlight for Free
VVVVVV @ $1
FTL: Faster Than Light @ $3
Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams @ $3
Tales of Monkey Island @ $3.50 (impulse buy due to normally costing $35)
Trine 2 Complete Story @ $2
Unepic
Guacamelee! Gold Edition
Dust: An Elysian Tale
Valdis Story: Abyssal City @ $8 (for this and above mentioned)
Carmageddon Max Pack @ $2
Steam (same as GOG):
Bit.Trip.Runner 2 @ $3
Bleed @ $2
Double Dragon: Neon @ $5
Crimzon Clover @ $7
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velcrozombie1
- Posts: 400
- Joined: December 31st, 1969, 7:00 pm
Summer Steam sale in progress (June 19th - 30th)
@PinMike8666
That's quite a haul. I liked what I played of Dust (although it was on the easy side). Double Dragon Neon has a great sense of humor and fun visual design, but I wish the fighting felt like it had more weight to it.
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