[GMG] Dishonored GOTY $6, Tomb Raider GOTY $6, BioShock Infinite $6 (Steam Keys - "50 Games Sale" )

[Dealzon]

Green Man Gaming has an encore of their "50 Games Must Buy" sale.

 

Lots of games to fill up in your Steam library and never touch again. If you liked Dishonored during the free weekend, GOTY at $6 isnt bad.

 

Top Picks:

• Dishonored: Game of the Year Edition — $6 (normally $30)
• BioShock Infinite — $6 (normally $30)
• Tomb Raider Game of the Year Edition — $6 (normally $30)

Strategy Games:

• Age of Mythology: Extended Edition — $8.16 (normally $30)
• Civilization IV Complete — $6 (normally $30)
• Sid Meier's Civilization V — $6 (normally $30)
• XCOM: Enemy Unknown — $6 (normally $30)
• Total War: Shogun 2 — $6 (normally $30)
• Empire Total War — $4.99 (normally $15)
• Company of Heroes — $4.99 (normally $10)
• Age of Empires II HD — $4.99 (normally $10)
• Rome Total War Gold Edition — $2.49 (normally $10)
• Civilization III Complete — $1.99 (normally $5)

Bethesda Games

• Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind GOTY Edition — $6.79 (normally $12)
• Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion GOTY Edition — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Fallout 3 — $2.49 (normally $7)
• Fallout — $2.49 (normally $10)
• Return to Castle Wolfenstein — $2.49

2K Games

• BioShock — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Borderlands 2 — $6.79 (normally $20)
• NBA 2K13 — $4.99 (normally $30)
• BioShock — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Sid Meier's Pirates! — $2.49 (normally $10)
• Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas — $3.74 (normally $15)
• Grand Theft Auto III — $2.49 (normally $10)
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City — $2.49 (normally $10)

EA/Origin Games

• Crysis Maximum Edition — $6 (normally $30)
• Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3 — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Dragon Age: Origins — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Mass Effect 2 — $4.99 (normally $20)

Valve Games

• Portal 2 — $4.99 (normally $7)
• Left 4 Dead 2 — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Left 4 Dead — $4.99 (normally $20)
• The Orange Box — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Portal — $2.49 (normally $10)
• Half Life — $2.49 (normally $10)
• Half Life 2 — $2.49 (normally $10)
• Half Life 2: Episode 2 — $1.99 (normally $8)

Square Enix Games

• Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Thief Gold — $1.74 (normally $7)
• Thief II: The Metal Age — $1.74 (normally $7)
• Deus Ex: GOTY Edition — $1.74 (normally $7)

Eve 30 Day Starter Packs

• Eve Online: Asteroid Miner — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Eve Online: Amarr Explorer — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Eve Online: Lava Planet Command — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Eve Online: Amarr Bounty Hunter — $4.99 (normally $20)

All The Rest (Too Lazy to Categorize)

• Crusader Kings 2 — $10.88 (normally $40)
• Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons — $6 (normally $15)
• Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY — $4.99 (normally $20)
• Batman Arkham City GOTY Edition — $4.99 (normally $20)
• The Walking Dead: Season 1 — $4.99 (normally $25)
• F.E.A.R. — $2.49 (normally $10)

[Askew]

If you don't own Dishonored, immediately buy it.

[Guest]

If you don't own Dishonored, immediately buy it.

I still have to....

[Guest]

Always wondered how does this site work and how is it able to sell games so cheap?

[Askew]

Always wondered how does this site work and how is it able to sell games so cheap?

 

Pure witchcraft (and to sell other, more expensive things to people who flock to the marketplace to grab a devalued and old product, sign up for an account and then receive marketing emails)

[Dealzon]

Always wondered how does this site work and how is it able to sell games so cheap?

 

GMG has it on sale as same price as Steam Store sales (eg those typical 75% or 80% off you see). They just usually have a coupon here or there that works on select title, making it a lot cheaper (stacking with the previously mentioned 75/80%)

 

The trick is knowing which coupon/qualifies works on which, and knowing what actually is a cheap price vs a "sale sale sale you must buy" type of a deal

 

Edit: also as Askew mentioned, none of these are exactly new titles.

[PokémonTrainerFour]

Wow, a game from the 90s selling for the same price as a game from 2008 (iirc).

 

You got some balls, Fallout 1. Shit, it even sells for more normally.

[Dealzon]

Wow, a game from the 90s selling for the same price as a game from 2008 (iirc).

 

You got some balls, Fallout 1. Shit, it even sells for more normally.

 

Fallout 1 is strangely one of those titles that rarely goes on "sale" so you usually see it at around $10. Kind of wack.

[dlf]

I'd presume all these games activate on steam, despite being bought on GMG?

[Maslofski]

oddly enough dishonored was on a free weeken on steam, wich atleast for me was more then enough time to play it trough

[Dealzon]

I'd presume all these games activate on steam, despite being bought on GMG?

 

Yup. Look for "activate on Steam" on whatever game you're looking at.

 

Obviously there are a few Origin/EA titles above and those are Origin keys.

[Faceman]

Some very good games at extraordinary low prices.

 

If you love strategy thinkers, Civilization V is a must have.

[dlf]

Although I created my GMG account months ago (or last year, can't remember) I get:  Ooops... your account is not activated. Please check your e-mail to activate your account when clicking the 'buy now' button on the site.

[threadysparrow]

Always wondered how does this site work and how is it able to sell games so cheap?

They will consider it a marketing thing. Every retailer has a marketing budget to work with. That's why you can get new graphics cards with games for free a lot of the time. The retailer doesn't lose out though, because the retailer didn't buy the product from the company for a high price. They get the product and give the company a cut of the profits. The potential profits they lose by selling it for a low price come out of their marketing budget, which is good for them because sometimes businesses can consider these expenses tax deductible. It's all real technical and I don't fully understand it either.