There is! I started it! I don’t think anyone bought it, though. Lost Planet 2 for $5 is a great deal, even considering it may be lost to the GFWL collapse. Fun, zany action game.
Can anyone confirm what I’m seeing (or not seeing) - that Guild Wars 2 and Blood Dragon are not available to Europeans?
If so, it’s a shame that the Humble Store is accepting regional exclusives in return for being able to offer new big-budget games. And it’s definitely not nice of them to introduce such a “feature” only on Day Two - after the glowing PR on Day One. Countdown to regional pricing in 3… 2… 1…
Oh well, they still offer some games DRM-free for a reasonable price. And the service is young; maybe they’ll change their ways. #notcompletelydeadtome
In other DRM-laden mega-coporate regionally priced news, there’s still a week left in the sci-fi sale on PSN Europe. Vanquish for €5, Blood Dragon for €6, Beyond Good & Evil HD for €4, Binary Domain €15, Lost Planet 3 50% off at €30.
GOG is doing a series of limit-quantities sales – their “fall insomnia” (because you have to stay awake to get all the good deals) promotion. Right now is Don’t Starve for $5, about 150 copies left.
It’s amazing how this gets you psychologically. I have Deus Ex on disk and on Steam, yet I couldn’t resist getting it on GOG as well. I really need to finish it.
It’s flipping basically every five seconds. Pointless to keep track of individual deals. Six more have just blasted through. It’s mesmerizing to watch them go, though.
Grabbed Miasmata for $2.99. I remember that game looking really interesting when it came out, but a lot of people having performance problems with it. Hopefully they’ve patched it a time or two since.