Christmas Steam Sale!

Want IL2:Battle of Stalingrad for the VR support, but £20 in a sale? That's way too much to pay to play for ten minutes, then throw up. I can do that in DCS for free. Maybe next Christmas; might have got my VR legs by then.

I have £1.01 in my Steam Wallet. Maybe I can get Spelunky if I sell some of the card trash littering my account. Mind you, the last platformer I enjoyed was snakes and ladders on Boxing Day 1972... and only because I was high on Jelly Tots.
 
Jae-So said:
Steam deals haven't impressed me in like 3 years. Ended up buying Resi 7 elsewhere
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CDKeys are consistently the cheapest by some distance. They don't really have sales as such and don't have as wide a stock of games compared to most other places but what they do have tends to always be cheaper.
 
heartburnron said:
CDKeys are consistently the cheapest by some distance. They don't really have sales as such and don't have as wide a stock of games compared to most other places but what they do have tends to always be cheaper.
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Yup, exactly where I bought Resi. Says a lot about these so called sales when their normal price is far lower than Steam's sale price.
 
I'm _pretty_ sure CDkeys are grabbing wholesale boxed versions (thus basically guaranteed international key) from cheaper countries markets, quick photo/scan of the printed CD-key... jobs a good-un. Completely fair enough, bit of wastage but I guess if it works...
 
Mercutio said:
I'm _pretty_ sure CDkeys are grabbing wholesale boxed versions (thus basically guaranteed international key) from cheaper countries markets, quick photo/scan of the printed CD-key... jobs a good-un. Completely fair enough, bit of wastage but I guess if it works...
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I would rather use them than give Steam their 30-40% markup as developers make the same amount only the publishers & Valve lose out which is such a shame (NOT)!
 
This looks good. Hive Jump £3.75 in the Steam sale which is the cheapest it's been :eek::eek::eek: :D

http://store.steampowered.com/app/295670/Hive_Jump/

Can anyone recommend it?

Specifically whether it would be good for me and my 5yr old lad. Poop in the Soup went down well last night (sounds so wrong..)! I have pretty much all the Lego games... Can anyone recommend any co-op games for a 5yr old please?

Cheers.
 
Rusko187 said:
Elite Dangerous £4.99, is it any good?
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Define good :p

It's very good at what it does and it's constantly growing with developers who simply love the subject matter.

Personally I don't have hours and hours to float around not doing much.

If you want a space sim then it's great. Some of my mates can't get enough, personally I got bored...
 
I've had £90 burning a hole in my steam wallet since selling loads of PubG stuff. So I got the following:

Heat Signature
Cuphead
Mother Russia Bleeds
Steamworld Dig 2
The Witness
Hotline Miami
 
I have picked up a few oldies which I have been meaning to buy for ages:-

Full Throttle
Zombie Army Trilogy
Vampire Bloodlines
Black Mesa
Resident Evil 5
 
Aerofly 2 at 10% off and £40 can stay on my wish list, it's been 25 quid previously in a sale. I'll at least wait until it's that price again.
 
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