Showing posts with label deal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deal. Show all posts
Injustice: Gods Among Us - Walmart's Deal
April 18, 2013deal, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Microsoft Xbox 360, mortal kombat, NetherRealm Studios, Sony PlayStation 3, Walmart
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I have been eying Injustice for some time now. I was a huge fan of NetherRealm's Mortal Kombat when it came out a couple of years ago, giving it an 8.5 out of 10 in my review.
Good deal over at GOG right now
November 20, 2012Alan Wake's American Nightmare, Anomaly Warzone Earth, Darwinita, deal, GoG, Good Old Games, Mutant Muds, pc, sale, Torchlight, trine
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Good morning.
Just a quick plug for something I noticed this morning, but Good Old Games has a pretty interesting promotion going right now where you can pick 5 games for $10 from a fairly solid list.
Just a quick plug for something I noticed this morning, but Good Old Games has a pretty interesting promotion going right now where you can pick 5 games for $10 from a fairly solid list.
The Humble Botanicula Debut
April 19, 2012Amanita Design, Botanicula, deal, DRM-free, humble bundle, indie, Kooky, Machinarium, pc, Samorost 2, Vectorpark, video games, Windosill
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Another humble bundle has made its way out of the gates. Here's the link to their page if you are interested in some pay-what-you-want PC games that also help support a good cause.
Indie Gala - similar to Humble Bundle - cheap PC games
April 07, 2012cheap, deal, discount, humble bundle, Indie Gala, IndieGala3, limited time, pc, Steam, video games
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I just stumbled onto this deal a little bit ago, but very similar to the Humble Bundle, I found the Indie Gala advertised. The deal's only got about a day left on it, but includes games like Future Wars and Trapped Dead, and if you pay more than the average, you get additional titles as well such as Grotesque Tactcis and Twin Sector - all but Gear Grinder is redeemable on Steam. IndieGala3 can be found here.
Fallout Free on Good Old Games for the next 48ish hours
April 05, 2012classic, deal, download, fallout, Fallout 1, free, Freebie, giveaway, GoG, Good Old Games, Old School, retro, Special, video games
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I really enjoy Good Old Games, as they bring a lot of older titles to the PC in a way that newer machines can generally run them easily enough. Well, GoG has a nice freebie for the next couple of days - the original Fallout is free. You can find it here if you are interested.
Game Deals for 11/23/11
Two sets of game deals right now are out there.
Amazon has downloaded games for 50% off or more here. For me, the new Might and Magic: Heroes title caught my eye.
And on the Steam front, they're kicking off their Autumn sale now and continuing to do new deals over the weekend. Some titles like Portal 2 are $10.
Both are probably worth a look if you're interested in downloadable titles for your PC.
Amazon has downloaded games for 50% off or more here. For me, the new Might and Magic: Heroes title caught my eye.
And on the Steam front, they're kicking off their Autumn sale now and continuing to do new deals over the weekend. Some titles like Portal 2 are $10.
Both are probably worth a look if you're interested in downloadable titles for your PC.
Gaming Thoughts... 8/3/11 - Humble Bundle #3
August 03, 2011bundle, deal, download, humble, humble bundle, indie, pc, sale, Steam, video, video game, video games
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I missed out on the first couple of Humble Bundle deals when they came out. My computer was somewhat... lacking prior to Christmas (thanks hon!). That said, I've been gobbling up games at a somewhat stupid pace since then on discount, and one of the better deals out there is the occasional Humble Bundle - you can find it here:
http://www.humblebundle.com/
It's pretty hard to have anything bad to say about this. Indy game developers roll out a package of titles where you pay what you want to get the games included. Seriously, I have a friend who paid $1 last time. Sometimes, I'm embarrassed to be in public with him :P
It's for a good cause as a good chunk of the proceeds goes to charity - but even then you can decide how much you want to go to whom, whether it's a charity or the developers themselves. The deal was already pretty good, but it got made better today. The original package included:
Crayon Physics Deluxe
Cogs (which I reviewed previously here.)
VVVVVV
Hammerflight
And Yet It Moves
Steel Storm
On top of that, if you pay more than the current average people are shelling out (that would be $5.10 as of this writing) you are eligible to get the previously offered Humble Bundle #2 as well. That list of games includes:
Braid
Cortex Command
Machinarium
Osmos
Revenge of the Titans
In case that wasn't enough incentive, they're also tossing in a free key to play Minecraft until August 14th. My son was in on the earlier betas and loves this game, so he was pretty excited about this one.
The games found in the two Humble Bundles are also DRM-free, and they can be tied to a Steam account for those who like having their games centrally located, so I'll no doubt be playing them on Steam while my kids play them on their internet-less computer.
Obviously some people will already have some of these games (I had Cogs through Steam and Braid on my 360) - so that may affect how good the value is for you personally, but I'm very excited to get a hold of these games at this price, and am excited to see the Humble Bundles still coming out. Have you downloaded and made use of this or any of the prior Humble Bundles? If so, what did you think? The only other one I had purchased was the Frozenbyte one and have only logged extensive time with Trine, which I have been thoroughly enjoying.
http://www.humblebundle.com/
It's pretty hard to have anything bad to say about this. Indy game developers roll out a package of titles where you pay what you want to get the games included. Seriously, I have a friend who paid $1 last time. Sometimes, I'm embarrassed to be in public with him :P
It's for a good cause as a good chunk of the proceeds goes to charity - but even then you can decide how much you want to go to whom, whether it's a charity or the developers themselves. The deal was already pretty good, but it got made better today. The original package included:
Crayon Physics Deluxe
Cogs (which I reviewed previously here.)
VVVVVV
Hammerflight
And Yet It Moves
Steel Storm
On top of that, if you pay more than the current average people are shelling out (that would be $5.10 as of this writing) you are eligible to get the previously offered Humble Bundle #2 as well. That list of games includes:
Braid
Cortex Command
Machinarium
Osmos
Revenge of the Titans
In case that wasn't enough incentive, they're also tossing in a free key to play Minecraft until August 14th. My son was in on the earlier betas and loves this game, so he was pretty excited about this one.
The games found in the two Humble Bundles are also DRM-free, and they can be tied to a Steam account for those who like having their games centrally located, so I'll no doubt be playing them on Steam while my kids play them on their internet-less computer.
Obviously some people will already have some of these games (I had Cogs through Steam and Braid on my 360) - so that may affect how good the value is for you personally, but I'm very excited to get a hold of these games at this price, and am excited to see the Humble Bundles still coming out. Have you downloaded and made use of this or any of the prior Humble Bundles? If so, what did you think? The only other one I had purchased was the Frozenbyte one and have only logged extensive time with Trine, which I have been thoroughly enjoying.



















