Steam Deals and Digital Sales
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Hatorade
A nice asshole.
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No, bought it at launch and while I loved the first one second just felt off and not very fun.
Not sure if it would work for US people butOzGameShop has Mad Max for $30.99Auscurrently. They have option for US and Au prices but they are both listing as $30.99 for me so figure if you can pay in $Au it will work out cheaper than Greenman even with the 50% code.
Izo
Tranny Chaser
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Thanks man. I knew something was fishy with this game. They have Band of Brothers footage on steam to sell the expansion.
Tanoomba
ジョーディーすれいやー
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Gavinmad
Mr. Poopybutthole
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THQ started completely whoring themselves out for nickle and dime dlc at the end, and for some reason Relic decided to continue doing this even after THQ folded.
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Bioshock Infinite $1 by voting for theJoystick Awardsthrough GMG. Have to download GMGs client and link it to a Steam account.Terms & Conditionsstate that they have the right to pull back the game if you unlink the steam account within 30 days. Shit seems kinda annoying, but regardless, its a great game for $1.
Tearofsoul
Ancient MMO noob
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Haka
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Dandain
Trakanon Raider
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This is a remarkably good underplayed game, no idea if its been mentioned. If you like a platforming, combat explorer. The story and voice acting is very well done, its too bad it didn't get any sequels. The same guys who handled the DMC remake (which I personally enjoyed quite a bit).
Save 75% on ENSLAVEDT: Odyssey to the WestT Premium Edition on Steam
Save 75% on ENSLAVEDT: Odyssey to the WestT Premium Edition on Steam
Woefully Inept
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I'll second Enslaved. Gorgeous game, cool setting, fun characters. $5 is a steal.
Down side (for some) is that it is very linear.
Down side (for some) is that it is very linear.
spronk
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mordor GOTY is $12.50 on ubisoft store, its a steam key
Buy Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition
Buy Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition
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Kirun
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So much this. They had something amazing going starting with Shogun and then completely blew me away with the first Rome. Medieval 2 is where the franchised peaked and it was amazing. Lots of unit/nation diversity, pretty fun campaign map, etc.
It all went to shit with the release of Empire. Homogenized units, nations that essentially just amounted to "choose your flag color", and naval warfare that was slower than watching old people fuck. I thought they might have turned the corner a bit when I saw the new battle system with Shogun 2 (seriously, the way units clash/fight in that game is about as historically accurate as you're going to get to "real" battles in a video game), but they had to fuck it up by adding a bunch of extraneous shit like general leveling, the town building/branches/ etc. Then, they followed it up with a shittastic release in Rome 2, which had the same extraneous bullshit, plus bugs galore. A friend of mine says they fixed it with the expansion (which, they usually seem to do - the original release seems almost like their beta at this point), but by that point, most people couldn't care less. It has been this way since Empire and I haven't touched a release of theirs on "release day" since. Shogun 2 and Rome 2 were both "wait and see" with me. Shogun 2 I ended up getting on a winter sale, so it only cost me 15$, but I still have yet to purchase Rome 2. I'll be taking the same approach with their Warhammer game, but I'm betting it'll also have its fair share of issues.