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Gone Home and The Novelist are on flash sales at the Humble Store.

Gone Home is £2.99 and The Novelist is £2.49, however you can get the latter for £2.29 by using this link.

 

supcom and FA are on sale on steam for £2.50 this week.

 

Humble Bundle doing a 15 day deal apparently with different games each day.

https://www.humblebundle.com/

Today it's a few Saints Row games with DLC and a few other games.

 

Bundlestars Turbo Bundle. 7 Steam-redeemable racing games for £2.19

 

dated racers but still fun to drive, shame i have most of them.

 

Ta, bought the Gold Edition for my little bro.

You can't call yourself a gamer unless you own these.

 

we should get a multiplayer sup com FA game one day

 

Bohemia games up to 80% off on Steam.

ARMA: Cold War Assault free to buy up till 10AM PST on Steam

 

According to one game's description it has "a deeply plotted storyline". Well then.

 

Watch Dogs for £28 or ~€35. Includes the Blume Agent pack too.

There are also some great deals in the Humble Store too, such as Metro 2033 for €2.50, and Tomb Raider for €7.50 .

 

For anyone interested Titanfall is on a 48 hour Flash sale on Origin currently it is £26.99.

Might not be as cheap as some cd key sites but at least with Origin if you don't like it you can claim your money back.

 

Also for sale on Mexican Origin for £14!

 

What's going on with the Humble Bundle? They're doing games that are cheaper in their store, and today is just one game, and you have to pay above the average to get the actual game. WTF?

 

I don't see any origin sale topic, so it goes where. Origin is offering Plants Vs Zombies game, as the new "On the House".

 

From this very thread

 

I am sorry for duplicated post
thanks anyway.

 

The new Space Hulk on Steam for £4.74 until 24th May

I knew waiting would pay off.

 

Humble Bundle delivering again by offering games that are cheaper at the exact same moment elsewhere.

They look great, but no point buying them there.

 

Perhaps not the best place for this, but didn't want to start a new thread:

Steam's now opening for in-home streaming. I'm trying to stream from one building on my network to another building, but Steam is kicking me back saying my host PC's screen is locked. How do I unlock the screen remotely? If I use remote desktop (which I did to launch Steam) it doesn't get around the screen lock issue.

How do I do it without trekking out to the other building to unlock the screen manually?

 

This is definitely not the right place for this.