STeam Autumn sale
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Hate Plus and Long Live the Queen are two games I'm looking to get too although I think they are a little to expensive for what they are at the moment even with the sale.Razentsu said:
I just realized there's a flipped version of the site that reads 'Autumn Sale' at the bottom. That's really cute n______n
Right now the only game that interests me is Outlast but I know I need to show some restraint. It's a slippery slope of buying I tell 'ya.
Right now the only game that interests me is Outlast but I know I need to show some restraint. It's a slippery slope of buying I tell 'ya.
I recently put a large sum of money on Steam, and used all of it on full price games. Oh well. Regardless, I'd have waited for the Christmas sales anyway, they're much better and last longer.
God damn it. I fucking hate Hate Story. Needless to say, I'll pick up the sequel.porous_shield said:
I'm both happy and sad that there's now a bunch of games that I want. I pretty much bought everything on my previous wishlist and haven't really wanted a game badly for 1-2 years now. Sadly, Barbie Dreamhouse Party isn't on sale this time, but I can wait.
It's up for £6.79 on gamefly right now AND you can use a 20% off coupon: GFDNOV20. It's GFDNOV20UK if you live in the UK or Europe. For me(euro), that's a lower price than 75% off the price on Steam. It activates on Steam anyway, so no worriesPink Gregory said:
Same here. There's maybe three games I'm seriously considering getting, and it's going to take a pretty steep discount to get me to bite. I've already got almost 250 games on Steam, most of which I've never even installed, let alone played. I'm more interested in GoG's holiday sale this year -- there's a couple of Wing Commander games I want but still don't have, and the Freespace games would be nice, too.Weaver said:
This is not from first hand experience, but from what I've heard it's a relatively simple strategy game designed for smartphones, which has the benefit of Sid Meier working on it personally. These days he's more interested in smaller projects, stuff that can be played on a handheld or smart phone[footnote]He was also heavily involved in the design of Civilization Revolution, and it shows -- that game is basically Civ I with some extra victory conditions that were introduced in Civ II and III, with a few other tweaks to make it play quicker. It's also the only Civ game aside from the original I've really enjoyed.[/footnote] than he is in the big, hugely complex strategy games that his name keeps getting plastered on.Pink Gregory said:
