Humble Sakura Collection
The Humble Sakura Collection is almost at an end, so if you want up to twenty Sakura games at a bargain price, you’d better go buy them now!
The Humble Sakura Collection is almost at an end, so if you want up to twenty Sakura games at a bargain price, you’d better go buy them now!
Humble Choice is ready for you to choose your games! Humble Bundle still has a good choice of bundles every month, but I don’t share every bundle as I’m more about gaming than anything else, such as comics, books, etc.
Get a bundle of Leisure Suit Larry games for a really low price, not just a few games, but seven of them which is probably all of them to date!
Stream like a pro with a new bundle which includes software and licenses starting from just a one month subscription to a year of premium content.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Battle Edition is the early unlock game for June’s Humble Bundle Monthly which comes with a bunch of bonus digital content.
If you’re looking for some gaming bargains, Steam has another bunch of games in another weeklong sale, although, one of the titles on offer isn’t a game, it’s a game design tool called articy: draft SE.
They announce these things so fast, don’t they! Steam has a couple of offerings this weekend, starting with Painkiller Hell & Damnation which is free to play all weekend and if you like it so much, buy it at 66% off from £6.11.
Only one game is worthy of being a Midweek Madness deal on Steam this week, some of you may already know of the game as it was released some time ago on Xbox Live Arcade (and is part of a 5-game deal on amazon.com), Deadlight.
Feeling adventurous? Raiding tombs and shooting up the place is what Steam has for you this weekend, but you’ll have to hurry if you want to catch the start of the Square Enix Weekend, you have until 6pm to save 75% off Tomb Raider titles.
Does anyone else think ‘derponia’ whenever seeing that title? No? Just me then… Chaos of Deponia is an indie adventure game which has a cartoon-style look to it and is the sequel to the previously simply titled Deponia.