Jan 14, 2017, 12:30 AM
Cheap or Free Games!
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For those who love rogue-likes and survival games, Bundle Stars has The Flame and The Flood for 60% off.
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@Jaded said in Cheap or Free Games!:
For those who love rogue-likes and survival games, Bundle Stars has The Flame and The Flood for 60% off.
It's 20% off at the time of my looking right now. Link to the page I'm looking at.
I keep thinking about it, but I have mixed feelings.
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The Humble Freedom Bundle and so worth the money.
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I have the following duplicate games from the recent Humble Freedom Bundle, so first PM first served for the following on Steam (one per person, may cause fun, void where prohibited by Mxyzptlk):
Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (follow the smoking man's instructions to the letter)
The Stanley Parable (follow nothing to any letter, number, symbol, or smell)
The Swapper (not bad, not great)
2064: Read Only Memories(in-depth cyberpunk visual novel)
Mini Metro (puzzles puzzles puzzles)
Waking Mars (bad graphics, great story)If you get a free (old old old!) game this way, throw $2 at the ACLU. Kthx.
“If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.”
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Oh, shit, that reminds me. I was gonna nab that bundle.
Watch here for my own duplicate codes to offer!
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And mine. Perhaps we could edit prior posts to show which have been taken so people know who to ask for what?
I have a waggish sense of humor.
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@Misadventure said in Cheap or Free Games!:
And mine. Perhaps we could edit prior posts to show which have been taken so people know who to ask for what?
I'll be using ~~strikethru~~.
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Okay! Here are the games I have to offer. First-come, first-serve. PM me, yadda yadda.
Stardew Valley- World of Goo
- No Time to Explain
- Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP
- Super Hexagon
- VVVVVV
- The Stanley Parable
Edited to add links to the pages for the games. Too headachey to try to explain each. I will say, of the above, Stardew Valley and VVVVVV are my favorites.
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Tell me more about these puzzle games...
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Stardew Valley is SUPER addictive... fun if you like low fantasy simulations! And I only say low fantasy because magic seeds and weird little colored 'fairies'(?) that do magic things... and the wizard in the tower. Otherwise its largely just normal people living in a town, helping you start a farm.
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@Catsmeow said in Cheap or Free Games!:
Tell me more about these puzzle games...
Which ones? MiniMetro is abstract, where you connect a number of shapes with colored lines in order to allow smaller shapes to travel along each color to their matching larger shape.
Over time, more larger shapes pop up forcing you to expand your network of lines, or adding new colors. Sometimes a new shape will appear, so you may end up with one diamond in a sea of circles, squares, and triangles, and now you have to figure out how to get little diamonds down to that one big diamond location.
It's good for a little while, but for me the game didn't sustain beyond a month. It gets too repetitive. It's you vs an increasingly complex grid of shapes with increasingly limited resources, but the video they have on Steam doesn't come close to do it justice for how fun it can be.
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This bundle looks fairly fantastic, but I've never got coupons from a bundle before. Do they stack? Does anyone know? I could not find answers to these questions.
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@Jaded So basically a game and a digital deluxe game are two seperate games. So the coupons would stack since one is for the base game, and the other is for the game that has all the bells and whistles. I don't know why you would get both, unless you wanted to get a key for a friend because the deluxe game is the base game plus everything - it's usually more expensive, but the coupon is for more off too. Digital deluxe also usually has things like a soundtrack or art books, or other non in game, but game related things. BUT the important thing to note in this case is that both coupons will only work if you have a Humble Monthly account as well... which luckily you also get a 10% off for one month coupon (which will stack with the Civ VI coupons).
If you haven't gotten the Humble Monthly bundle yet,and you can afford it, it's cheaper to go longer than month by month, and the coupon is only for new HMB. If you already have it, you won't get the benefit of it.
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If you want Civ III, Civ IV Complete Edition or Civ V, send me a PM.
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3, 4, and 5 come with Beyond Earth, which is part of the bundle, and not really advertised, so you're actually getting a lot of Civilization for that bundle. If you already have them, they will show up in your inventory as gifts.
(Thought I would explain to those thinking about the bundle, but also maybe taking up Glitch's offer.)
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A translation of a Spanish RPG that was mentioned in conjunction to another RPG Kickstarter project. It's $1.00 for a 118 page rpg. It is already funded, and already finished.
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GoG is doing their spring sale.