This is testing my resolve and I’m not really a Total War fan
It’s less than $10 and all of the DLC is also 75% off. I have Warhammer TW and haven’t even finished a campaign and am probably more likely to enjoy the Warhammer one over Rome. The smaller campaigns in the DLCs appeals to me more than the grand campaign though. So far I’ve been good this year about not buying games I really don’t have a strong desire for. I’ve come close to buying this several times. Maybe I’ll just go to bed and then I can’t buy anything. It’s a flash sale, so it’s only good for around 3 more hours.
Actually it runs for 3 more DAYS. Time to wake up and buy some games! ;-)
Honestly though, that’s a fantastic price on both the base game and the DLC. I may be a bit biased because I’ve been a Total War fanboi since the original Rome came out, but Rome 2 is easily my second favorite title in the series (behind only Medieval 2, and mostly because the mods for Medieval 2 were incredible). The Emperor Edition update did a lot to fix the issues the game launched with, and it’s a now a solid title worthy of your time. The DLC for Rome 2 is all fantastic.
A bunch of $1 games over at Bundlestars, including the original Realms of Arkania trilogy which was quite good, and the recent Blade of Destiny,remake, which wasn’t.
I seem to remember Tom giving GemCraft high praise, maybe even on the front page, so I’ll probably check that out.
Yes, Neon Chrome is the newest twin-stick shooter (with destructible environments) from the folks that brought you Crimsonland. That should be all you need to know to press BUY NOW.
The only bundles it has been in are the Humble Monthly from January and a special on Chrono.gg. $5.99 at Bundlestars is the lowest recorded price yet.
Seconded. Curious Expedition is $15 retail. I have zero interest in Stephen’s Sausage Roll (which doesn’t mean it’s not great, it just means I don’t like those kind of puzzle games), so paying $10 for Curious Expedition isn’t really a deal for me personally. I am also interested in UnderRail, but again, even at $5 for the BTA, it’s only $15 retail so I can wait for a Steam Sale. The rest of the bundle holds little of interest to me. I have little doubt that UnderRail and Curious Expedition will both be in future Humble Monthly bundles and/or included in another bundle somewhere paired with games I am more interested in.