Weekend PC digital deals: Zeno Clash, Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Splendid surreal first-person face-puncher Zeno Clash for a bargain $3.75 and Deus Ex: Human Revolution pre-orders for a remarkable $28.80 are the highlights of this weekend's discounts at PC digital distributors. That's but the tip of the iceberg though,
Steam
- Zeno Clash - $3.75 (75% off)
Zeno Clash
Green Man Gaming
Pre-order Deus Ex: Human Revolution for only $28.80--a whopping 43% discount--thanks to a combination of a discount and a voucher code. I would suggest you do so, especially as it's a Steamworks title and you'll just get a key to plug into Steam. Simply add it to your basket then apply the code GETYO-URWAN-DOUT1 at the checkout.Deus Ex: Human Revolution
S2 Games
- Heroes of Newerth - $10 (66% off)
Heroes of Newerth
Direct2Drive
Until Saturday, 10am PST:- Assassin's Creed Brotherhood - $19.98 (50% off)
- James Bond 007: Blood Stone - $19.98 (50% off)
- Full Spectrum Warrior - $3.98 (60% off)
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood
Impulse
Friday:- Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West - $1.93 (85% off)
- Company of Heroes Gold - $7.49 (75% off)
- Ship Simulator Extremes - $9.99 (66% off)
- Spore - $9.97 (50% off)
- Supreme Commander - $3.74 (75% off)
Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West
GamersGate
Friday:- R.U.S.E. (Steamworks) - $7.49 (75% off)
- Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction - $6.65 (70% off)
- Anno 1404 (Dawn of Discovery) Gold - $8.98 (70% off)
- Assassin's Creed - $9.72 (35% off)
- Assassin's Creed Brotherhood - $25.97 (35% off)
- Beyond Good and Evil - $3.24 (35% off)
- Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway - $6.47 (35% off)
- Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 - $6.47 (35% off)
- Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood - $12.97 (35% off)
- Far Cry - $6.47 (35% off)
- IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946 - $6.47 (35% off)
- Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands - $12.97 (35% off)
- Silent Hunter 4 Gold Edition - $12.97 (35% off)
- Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas - $6.47 (57% off)
- Trackmania United Forever - $25.99 (35% off)
R.U.S.E.
Get Games
- Alpha Protocol - $5.99 (70% off)
- Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga - $19.99 (50% off)
- Jagged Alliance 2 Gold Edition - $4.99 (75% off)
- Operation Flashpoint: Red River - $33.46 (33% off)
- Tropico 3 - $4.99 (80% off)
Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga
Beamdog
- Elven Legacy Collection - $2.99 (70% off)
- Europa Universalis III Complete - $3.75 (75% off)
- Hearts of Iron III - $5.99 (70% off)
- Hearts of Iron III: Semper Fi - $5.99 (70% off)
- King Arthur Collection - $7.49 (75% off)
- Majesty 2 - $7.49 (75% off)
- Mount & Blade - $4.99 (75% off)
- Mount & Blade Warband - $7.49 (75% off)
- Victoria Complete - $2.99 (70% off)
Mount & Blade Warband
Good Old Games
Until Saturday, 5:59am EDT:- Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich - $2.39 (60% off)
Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich
Games for Windows
- Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition - $14.99 (50% off)
- Batman: Arkham Asylum - Crime Alley Challenge Map DLC - $1.49 (50% off)
- Batman: Arkham Asylum - The Villain Challenge Map DLC - $1.49 (50% off)
Batman: Arkham Asylum
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Alice O'Connor posted a new article, Weekend PC digital deals: Zeno Clash, Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Splendid surreal first-person face-puncher Zeno Clash for a bargain $3.75 and Deus Ex: Human Revolution pre-orders for a remarkable $28.80 are the highlights of this weekend's discounts at PC digital distributors. That's but the tip of the iceberg though,-
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Wow, amazing deal on Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Cancelled my Steam pre-order (well it's pending; they take a while to reply), and pre-ordered from Green Man at a significant discount. Quite a bargain for what I'm willing to bet will be the best game I've played in years, if the leaked demo is any indication.
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Hey thanks, and good work - I just picked up Zeno Clash and Deus Ex! To answer your question, the one-day sale thing is a little much. I'm not going to check every single site every day just to see if there's something that I don't realize I can't live without. Weekend/midweek sales that last 2 or three days seem best.
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Heroes of Newearth (HoN) is also on sale for $10 (normally $30)
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The only bits about the Augmented Edition that have my interest are the DVD and the art book.
I'm massively disappointed with the Augmented Edition otherwise. For my money, Fallout 3 had the best Collectors Edition I can think of and kind of set the watermark for what I expect from any C.E's. I don't need extra bullshit in the game, I just want more shit that celebrates the title itself.
And it's hard to beat a lunchbox and a bobble-head.
I mean - there is a wealth of material to pull from for DE:HR stuff. Example: if they invented '100 brands' for DE:HR you'd think maybe they could have come up with something more clever than an action figure... and that's not even in the Augmented Edition.
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I have, it will surprise you (and a lot of others) with its depth. It's definitely not just a shooter, lots of different interactions possible. If you're a fan of the first game, it won't disappoint with how faithful it's to the mechanics and how modern the combat is. The world is huge, for each of the hubs, especially when you get to Detroit where there are dozens of compelling sidequests. Complex level design allows for different playstyles, I'm more of a stealth guy and it nets you more XP than just going a shooter style.
Even the first mission allows different outcomes, that you wouldn't notice until you try again. There are primary and then secondary objectives. You're in a place where you're meant to find a weapon for the company you work for, but there are hostages too. I messed up on saving the hostages, but the way it played I thought it was meant to happen, there's no HUD indicator that you failed ala Bioware morality system. Next time, I ran straight to the hostages, defused a bomb, and at the end there's another decision where you interrogate and talk down the terrorist leader, so you can kill him/spare him/or let him get killed by SWAT. The SWAT will berate you if you let him go, but more info is handed to you about a conspiracy.
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I've read a couple of reports of this happening with GMG but I haven't seen anyone get screwed by them yet. Not sure why but I will say when I was a BOA customer they would flag my account for possible fraud if I spent too much at Target. Their fraud detection needs work - nothing like being declined in line at Target when you have plenty of money in the bank.
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Alice,
Thanks for covering our Deus Ex deal! Drop me a line at robert DOT clarke AT greenmangaming.com - I can't promise to make your job easier from all retailers but I can certainly drop you a line every week with our promotions here at GMG and answer any questions you might have about when our deals will be ending.
- Rob
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Is GMG a pain in the ass for anyone else?
Tried to use my CC (HSBC MC), rejected. Tried to use my debit card (HSBC), rejected and locked the card. Wont take Paypal cause its not verified (I refuse to link my bank account to anything). Had to reset my cards, and support said CCV were not coming through correctly so they forced my transaction through. An hour later... Just marginally worth the $20 savings.-
GMG is easily one of the better sites in my experience. I've only ever had great things to say about them, and they often have the very best deals.
Sounds like they're having issues with their payment processor at the moment, so hopefully that's resolved soon... Overall though, I've found their service to be awesome and very highly recommend it.
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I love Shacknews! I had to reply after reading how frustrated you were by having to keep these deals straight, because I appreciate your, and Shacknews' efforts. Because of the deals you have posted in 'Weekend PC Digital Sales' I have purchased Magicka, and Deus Ex. Really. I appreciate these articles, and the site. I am also developimg a lust for a certain small, green...alien.
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