Supreme Commander 2, PC – £9.98 delivered
Registers on Steam, ignore the Steam “Weekend Deal”.
PC game deals
Supreme Commander 2, PC – £9.98 delivered
Registers on Steam, ignore the Steam “Weekend Deal”.
Doctor Who: City of the Daleks, PC – Free
Mac version out on the 15th of June.
C&C4: Tiberian Twilight, PC – £12.99 delivered
Is this one of those “Horrible DRM’d” games, I’ve not really followed it.
The Saboteur, PC – £7.87
Apple coupon “VoucherCodes.com25%” to get this price.
Dragon Age: Origins, PC – £7.87
Or £10.49 for the Digital Deluxe Edition.
Apple coupon “VoucherCodes.com25%” to get this price. Cheers Shadowmancer.
Disciples + Jagged Alliance series, PC – £3.42 each
Available are:
Disciples: Sacred Lands [Gold]
Disciples 2 [Gold]
Jagged Alliance
Jagged Alliance 2
Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games
Dawn of War 2, PC – £9.99
Chaos Rising expansion – £14.99
Metal Gear Solid: Rising, PC – £22.93 delivered
Apply code “20BANK”
Battlefield: Bad Company 2, PC – £13.93 delivered
Apply code “10BANK”
Napoleon: Total War [Imperial Edition], PC – £11.93 delivered
Registers on Steam.
Apply code “10BANK”
The Orange Box, PC – £11.89
Includes:
Half-Life 2
Half-Life 2: Episode One
Half-Life 2: Episode Two
Portal
Team Fortress 2
All of these are Steamplay licenses, so you get both the PC and Mac versions, although TF2 is not released for the Mac just yet. They’ve just updated the Half-Life games to include the achievements from the 360 release, and extra pretties.
The Half-Life games are also discounted individually:
Half-Life 2 – £4.89
Half-Life 2: Episode One – £4.19
Half-Life 2: Episode Two – £4.19
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, LOOM and The Dig – £3.49
All games are Steamplay, so can be played on PC or Mac.
Update: Link removed, I’ve heard that this may be a scam, so hold your horses.
Aztaka, Bob Came in Pieces, Kingdom Elemental, Gravitron 2, Bridge Construction Set & PutUp, PC – £Whatever you want
Another one, with some lesser known games. Minimum spend is $1, and they seem to do the same thing that the Humblie Indie bundle did, where you can decide the charity split.
The web site loads an audio description of it, which is pretty annoying. Stop button is near the middle at the top. Offer available until Monday the 7th of May.
Via IndieGames blog
Portal, PC/Mac – Free
Portal is still free. You have until tomorrow, the 24th on May (Valve time), left to get Portal for absolutely free on Steam. This is a Steamplay license, meaning it is for both Mac and Windows versions, and presumably Linux later down the road if they ever port Steam to Linux too, and you get to keep it forever.
Even if you don’t have a PC you can run this on now, just get it added to your Steam accounts because it is an amazing game and you can download it whenever you want.
People who already have it:
Tell your friends and family, everyone should probably give this game a go.