Topic: The Unofficial Steam Sales Thread

Good news, Dungeon Defenders and the paid DLC is 75% off today! ...or $3.74 until the next update.

In case you haven't been keeping track, the Steam version has exclusive DLC:
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I think I have to get Dungeon Defenders. The demo was quite fun.

I love TD games and I love co-op games. But my computer can't play this game! D:

I'm not going to lie; the only reason I'm not willing to play Dungeon Defenders is because of the smugness of the character design. From the art work and the few gameplay videos I've seen, it seems that Trendy Entertainment wants to smother everybody with how generically bad the designs are.

RUSE is today's daily deal, for $10 (67% off)

Just found out about a new indie bundle, Indie Gala!
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Like Humble, it's Pay What You Want and helps charity. Unlike Humble or Indie Royale, this one appears to be Steam activated only, they'll send you separate keys via e-mail. Also, you get a bonus for participating within the first two days.

Man, I can't keep up with all these indie bundles.

I would usually immediately attempt to buy the bundle out of my need to own every singe game on the planet, but that specific bundle seems a bit too eerily similar to the Humble Indie Bundle. I'll do some research before I decide on buying it.

Orcs Must Die are today's daily deal for $3.74

And today's daily deal is Bastion, for $5 (67% off).

Kewl! I've been waiting for cheapness on Bastion since it released.

Dammit. I wasn't planning on buying any more games before Christmas, but I couldn't resist Bastion at that price.

Has anybody played Killing Floor? It's free to play this weekend and it's on sale for $5, but I'm trying not to download too much stuff over the internet.

I think it's a good game, but it can get repetitive. Totally worth $5 though.

Midweek madness on The Witcher 2! This game is amazing and you owe it to yourself to play it if you're into action-RPG's. It can be damn hard, but so worth it. Not to mention how beautiful this game is

I think The Witcher 2 has a better deal at gog.com. Same price, no DRM (not sure if Steam version has any DRM). Also, is it so that at gog.com euros and dollars are not the same? Because euro is a bigger currency it costs less to buy The Witcher 2 from gog.com at least for me. When I buy a game from Steam it costs the same amount of dollars and euros. That is one thing I don't really like about Steam.

Sorry, I really explained my thoughts here badly.....

The regional prices depend upon the game. Also, I do get e-mails from GOG about deals once in a while, but I always receive them really late for some reason, so I don't know what deals they regularly have. The Steam version has Steam. I paid $50 for it at retail. Totally worth it. Actually, if possible, I would get it retail since it comes with some extras.

Well, I'm pretty sure I'll be buying Witcher 2 at some point just to see how my PC runs it. Also, is the first Witcher worth to buy? Because if I'm getting the second one should I know some things from the first Witcher?

And just out of curiosity, what are your computer specs Ravage? It seems like you could play almost any game ay high settings (and I also would like to know if your PC is more powerful than mine )

Team Fortress 2 is going to have another Australian Christmas with some new weapons and a new map.

I haven't played the first Witcher yet, but it wouldn't hurt. The games are different styles though.
i5 2500k and a 560 Ti are the main components.

Same processor but different gpu. I have HD 6950 2Gb.

And today's daily deal is Limbo for 2,50€.

Holiday sale starts today, and my wallet is screaming out in pain. Also, my first gift was a 33% coupon for Valve games, anyone interested in trading? (Already have the Valve complete pack)