Steam Sales

Heilkaiba · Post by **Heilkaiba** » Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:50 am

thekyz wrote:
Heilkaiba wrote:Bear in mind when purchasing Magicka that it requires a dedicated graphics card rather than just an integrated chip. It's worse in terms of optimization than even Minecraft.
Also is Prototype 2 worth getting for £7 (i.e. is the port any good).
Nnng ? I run Magicka real fine on my laptop with integrated graphics whereas I can only run minecraft in tiny view distance. I wouldn't say it's worse than minecraft.

Really? On my old laptop it refused to even start whereas I ran Minecraft on small view distance. Perhaps they have improved it now.

Katalliaan · Post by **Katalliaan** » Fri Jul 19, 2013 5:49 pm

Civ5's on the daily deal for 75% off. That goes for everything but Brave New World, which you can pick up a Steam code for at Green Man Gaming for 30% off if you use the code on its page.

Thalarctia · Post by **Thalarctia** » Fri Jul 19, 2013 5:51 pm

Katalliaan wrote:Civ5's on the daily deal for 75% off. That goes for everything but Brave New World, which you can pick up a Steam code for at Green Man Gaming for 30% off if you use the code on its page.

Just as an addition to here, if you do decide to purchase it, it is well worth going for the Gold edition - It gives you all the DLC (which includes some of the most fun civs in the game) AND the first expansion Gods and Kings.

Katalliaan · Post by **Katalliaan** » Sat Jul 20, 2013 9:02 am

For the next 4 hours or so, KSP's on sale for 40% off.

logorouge · Post by **logorouge** » Sat Jul 20, 2013 3:33 pm

Flash sale: Sword of the Stars The Pit for 2.50$...
Which is mysteriously labeled as a "casual" game. Indeed, you can casually get murdered by all the abominations of the pit.

Daily Deal: Prison Architect for 20$
I'm trying hard to resist the urge to buy this one, but my instinct is telling me it's gonna be a very, very good game once it's finished.

Gormador · Post by **Gormador** » Sat Jul 20, 2013 3:33 pm

Prison architect is on sale at -34% for the next two days. (17€)

If anyone has played it, here's m'y question : is it worth buying ?

Katalliaan · Post by **Katalliaan** » Sat Jul 20, 2013 3:42 pm

If you enjoy management games, it's pretty good. They've recently implemented a system that allows your prisoners to leave, so the "pressure cooker" situation is lessened a bit - your prisoners all have a sentence to serve, and will leave once it's up.

Post by **FlowerChild** » Sat Jul 20, 2013 3:47 pm

I love the Prison Architect. I've made mention of it elsewhere...let me dig it out so I just don't wind up saying the same things over again:

FlowerChild wrote: The most promising game I've played in this genre is probably Prison Architect, but again, it's still very early in development, and the price tag is also very high for what it is. On the other hand, it's probably one of the most stable in development games I've been playing (which makes sense, as Introversion are industry veterans by now), and I've yet to encounter a single show-stopping bug (a few minor issues mind you) in around 20 hours of play. They also seem to have a great incremental system of development in place, where it really feels like they are bringing each feature to completion before moving on to the next (something I feel most indie devs are pretty bad at), so the stuff that is in there feels very solid. In other words, the stuff you have to do in-game is limited, but what is in there feels largely complete and playable.

So yes, in the overall "Dwarf Fortress-like" genre, Prison Architect is definitely the game I find to be most promising out of the ones I've tried, and I've been watching its development very closely since I started playing it around a month ago.

Gormador · Post by **Gormador** » Sat Jul 20, 2013 3:57 pm

FlowerChild wrote:I love the Prison Architect. I've made mention of it elsewhere...let me dig it out so I just don't wind up saying the same things over again:

FlowerChild wrote: The most promising game I've played in this genre is probably Prison Architect, but again, it's still very early in development, and the price tag is also very high for what it is. On the other hand, it's probably one of the most stable in development games I've been playing (which makes sense, as Introversion are industry veterans by now), and I've yet to encounter a single show-stopping bug (a few minor issues mind you) in around 20 hours of play. They also seem to have a great incremental system of development in place, where it really feels like they are bringing each feature to completion before moving on to the next (something I feel most indie devs are pretty bad at), so the stuff that is in there feels very solid. In other words, the stuff you have to do in-game is limited, but what is in there feels largely complete and playable.
So yes, in the overall "Dwarf Fortress-like" genre, Prison Architect is definitely the game I find to be most promising out of the ones I've tried, and I've been watching its development very closely since I started playing it around a month ago.

Tanks man, I wasn't sure if my memory was playing me tricks again... it appears I remembered correctly and someone had recommended it. And when this someone is you, no further question gets asked !!

Tanks again fort the quick answer :-)

Post by **FlowerChild** » Sat Jul 20, 2013 4:20 pm

No problem: keep in mind though that it is very much in development. I don't think I'd recommend the game *as is* at the current price, but I'm very hopeful about where it is going and trust Introversion as a developer.

Syruse · Post by **Syruse** » Fri Jul 26, 2013 8:24 pm

STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl ($5), Clear Sky($2.49), and Call of Pripyat ($5) are all on sale right now as a part of the daily deal.

Shadow of Chernobyl is one of the best shooters I have ever played, and is regarded as the best in the STALKER series. So if you only keen on getting one, get Shadow of Chernobyl.

Post by **FlowerChild** » Sat Jul 27, 2013 9:52 pm

Crusader Kings II is on sale for 10$ right now, but more importantly, the new viking expansion "The Old Gods" is on sale for 3.74 a opposed to the usual 15$. I do believe that's the first time it's gone on sale.

Calo290 · Post by **Calo290** » Mon Jul 29, 2013 12:27 pm

Don't know if anyone else here plays Darksiders series, but Darksiders II is on sale from 49.99 for 9.99 for the next 30 minutes.

DaveYanakov · Post by **DaveYanakov** » Tue Jul 30, 2013 3:50 pm

Guns of Icarus is on sale until 8/18 for two thirds off. It's a fun team based game for the money.

Fret · Post by **Fret** » Mon Aug 26, 2013 10:05 am

The whole Total war collection is on sale on steam for 22 euros right now. Only 3 hours left for the sale.

Taleric · Post by **Taleric** » Sun Sep 01, 2013 10:22 am

Papers Please is up for $7.99. I held off as long as I could to buy this doubting it would be worth the cost.

Happy to say it is extremely well done! Even when you are doing well things are cutting close. The story details are hilarious and game play is very immersive.

Surprising replay value so worth $8 for sure.

kregoth · Post by **kregoth** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 6:45 pm

It's not steam related, but since they are all steam games anyway. Humble Bundle Weekly sale has a good deal going! Specially if you don't have Crusader Kings II.

https://www.humblebundle.com/weekly

DaveYanakov · Post by **DaveYanakov** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:40 pm

As an aside, War of the Roses allows for BTW heraldry and if you're looking to get in on the official team, this is your affordable opportunity.

Taleric · Post by **Taleric** » Fri Sep 06, 2013 11:20 pm

Wargame: Airland Battle 50% $19.99

European escalation was so-so; Airland Battle is a solid improvement with over 200 units added including fixed-wing.

The aircraft are very satisfying while having plenty of AA counters. I was very happy to find infantry is also extremely viable.

Ever since I saw iriszoom in R.U.S.E. it has been fun to watch the applications progress. Managing aspects of combat right down to logistics is incredible fun. Only thing to be mindful of is the little beating your rig might take running things.

logorouge · Post by **logorouge** » Wed Oct 09, 2013 11:54 am

Since one of my favorite game studios is releasing a new game, I'll be bringing this back up.

The game: Bionic Dues (Tactical Roguelite with customisable mechs)
The sale: Released with 25% off for the first week.

logorouge · Post by **logorouge** » Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:30 am

If there's any pinball fans in the community, now would be a pretty good time to get PinballFX2. The current steam-only weekly bundle contains 22(!!) tables for the game. From Rome to Marvel to Paranormal, there's a lot of variety in the themes, which I think is especially nice. Anyway, good night!

Wafflewaffle · Post by **Wafflewaffle** » Wed Nov 27, 2013 4:14 pm

SPRING SALE!!!! (wait... i thing its winter sale for most of you)

This is probably the last time you will get to waste your money before you waste your money on the holiday sales!

Post by **FlowerChild** » Thu Nov 28, 2013 4:49 pm

Don't Starve is currently at 66% off. Awesome deal for an awesome game.

Post by **Sarudak** » Thu Nov 28, 2013 9:43 pm

XCom is 75% off yeah! I definitely recommend it.

I recommend the expansion too, it isn't on sale though. :/

userzero · Post by **userzero** » Fri Nov 29, 2013 12:28 am

Sarudak wrote:XCom is 75% off yeah! I definitely recommend it.

I recommend the expansion too, it isn't on sale though. :/

Thanks, just grabbed that and Cities XL off the sale.

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