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PC Game Deals Thread

PC Game Deals Thread

Like many of you, I love a good sale or bargain especially in these economic times.  So many forums I visit have a thread like this I wondered why we don't have one, so now we do.

Lets use this thread to post any PC video game deals you might think would be of interest to other gamers.

 

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Reply #101 Top

Here's another good one - ripped from slickdeals

Humble Bundle has Costume Quest + Psychonauts + Stacking (PC Digital Download) for $1. Games activate via Steam. Thanks tannersarms

Please note, you may beat the average to purchase Brutal Legend (PC Digital Download)

Reply #102 Top

FE is on sale today on Steam for $10.19.

Bethesda's catalog is being sold on Gamersgate at 50% off.

http://www.gamersgate.com/

 

Reply #103 Top

Over 800 games on sale on Amazon, now until the 28th of May.

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=br_lf_m_1000716161_pglink_1?ie=UTF8&docId=1000716161&plgroup=1&plpage=1

Reply #104 Top

Here's a copy/paste from slickdeals about some of the more "notable" deals from amazon.  Mass effect 3 for $6 and bastion for $3.75 stand out to me anyway. 

Notable Titles

Reply #105 Top

Borderlands 2 is still $13.59 on Amazon.

Link

 

Reply #106 Top

How is Mount and Blade?

Reply #107 Top

SoaSE: Rebellion is 66% off on Steam right now. I just bought a 4-pack for $40.

Reply #108 Top

                   Massive Sales At Various Sites....


GamersGate Space weekend sale Every Space based game you can think of...Almost...

Sins Rebellion for 12.99 at GameFly As well these games as well....


 




Reply #109 Top

Picked up Cities XL on the midweek Steam sale last week.  Very interesting.  I like the way I'm not tied to a SimCity grid.  I'm a sucker for city builders and I think Cities XL really delivers with the options it has.  I do miss the region map because I believe location matters (unskilled workers are not going to commute daily halfway around the world...) but it's a little thing, and for the most part I don't trade workers anyway - it's always easy enough to just build another zone.  So far.

Reply #110 Top

Quoting Jythier, reply 109
Picked up Cities XL on the midweek Steam sale last week.  Very interesting.  I like the way I'm not tied to a SimCity grid.  I'm a sucker for city builders and I think Cities XL really delivers with the options it has.  I do miss the region map because I believe location matters (unskilled workers are not going to commute daily halfway around the world...) but it's a little thing, and for the most part I don't trade workers anyway - it's always easy enough to just build another zone.  So far.

I bought Cities XL with the sale on Steam too.

One thing I can say for sure is that relative to Simcity (2000 and 3000, at least), the game mechanics are very simple.

For example, I built a factory next to a farm, and the farm suffered no ill effects. I intermindled residential, commercial and indutrial zones, and put low skilled and skilled housing next to each other, and the only warning I got was that people were having a hard time moving into the city.

In simcity, doing those kind of things made people move out, not try to move in.

Another member suggested mods to change the gameplay, but so far, all I've found are building mods.

If I understand correctly, it was orignally a multiplayer game, which could explain why it's so simple relative to the single player SC games.

 

 

 

Reply #112 Top

Civ V Gold on Steam for $12.50 USD through June 10th!!!

Reply #113 Top

Does anyone use www.reddit.com/r/GameDeals ? That's my go to for all new deals these days. Also, amazon launched a new indie game store, and they are featuring amazing deals and bundles for the whole month of June. Their Double Fine (+other games) bundle is even better than the recent humble bundle.

Reply #114 Top

Quoting Shackalakala, reply 113

Does anyone use www.reddit.com/r/GameDeals ? That's my go to for all new deals these days. Also, amazon launched a new indie game store, and they are featuring amazing deals and bundles for the whole month of June. Their Double Fine (+other games) bundle is even better than the recent humble bundle.

I've always used slickdeals.net for deals.  I did not know reddit had a setup here.  Thx for mentioning and I'll take a look.  :beer: :digichet:

 

That sub actually looks really active as well.  Worth a look for others imo.  http://www.reddit.com/r/GameDeals

 

Reply #117 Top

Quoting Borg999, reply 110

Quoting Jythier, reply 109Picked up Cities XL on the midweek Steam sale last week.  Very interesting.  I like the way I'm not tied to a SimCity grid.  I'm a sucker for city builders and I think Cities XL really delivers with the options it has.  I do miss the region map because I believe location matters (unskilled workers are not going to commute daily halfway around the world...) but it's a little thing, and for the most part I don't trade workers anyway - it's always easy enough to just build another zone.  So far.


I bought Cities XL with the sale on Steam too.

One thing I can say for sure is that relative to Simcity (2000 and 3000, at least), the game mechanics are very simple.

For example, I built a factory next to a farm, and the farm suffered no ill effects. I intermindled residential, commercial and indutrial zones, and put low skilled and skilled housing next to each other, and the only warning I got was that people were having a hard time moving into the city.

In simcity, doing those kind of things made people move out, not try to move in.

Another member suggested mods to change the gameplay, but so far, all I've found are building mods.

If I understand correctly, it was orignally a multiplayer game, which could explain why it's so simple relative to the single player SC games.

 

 

 

 

One thing to keep in mind is that Elites have a lower tolerance for everything than Executives, etc going down.  Unskilled workers will live anywhere they can get a job.

As for farms/factories, not sure how that works yet.

The economic system is really neat though, a single city needs some of everything, houses demand stuff, industry demands the previous industry and resources, etc. so that you have to build some of each.

Reply #118 Top

Torchlight is free on GOG.com for the next few days.

Reply #119 Top

There's a ton of games on sale on GOG.com, including Faster than Light for $2.49.

http://www.gog.com/

Reply #120 Top

Steam has a huge sale on all things Paradox.

Reply #121 Top

Borderlands Bundle for $21.99 on Amazon.  Includes Borderlands, Borderlands 2, and the Season Pass.

http://amzn.to/11LrxHz

 

Reply #122 Top

Amazon's Digital Summer Sale has started.  Lots of good deals.

http://amzn.to/15Yx7UF

 

Reply #123 Top

Quoting Island, reply 122

Amazon's Digital Summer Sale has started.  Lots of good deals.

http://amzn.to/15Yx7UF

 

Thanks for calling this out.  I just skimmed the deals.  So far for me, assassins creed 3 for $13 stands out.  Sale runs from June 30-July 14.  If folks find anything that really stands out in the sale, please post... also, anyone know when the steam summer sale is coming?  Pretty sure that is kicking off soon.

Reply #124 Top

Looks to me like a lot of the same deals we got last time.

Reply #125 Top

God I just want the BL2 Season pass on sale. Me and a bunch of my friends will jump on it and play the crap out of it. Maybe Steam summer sale will do it?