As you may already be aware, the Humble Store has been running a fairly brilliant sale that’s far from humble. Each day or two the store has been updating itself with new sales and what not. Now, with only a day or so remaining, they’ve done something pretty glorious. They’ve taken all the most popular sales and put them back on sale. This essentially means that, for the next 30+ hours, there are some amazing bargains to be had.
As always I’ll highlight a few of my own personal favourites…
Far Cry 3 for $9.98.
Papers Please for $4.99
FTL for $6.66
Gone Home for $6.66
Kentucky Route Zero for $12.49
Batman: Arkham Origins for $8.99
Sometimes with online digital sales it’s sort of weird. I know that if I went to JB Hi-Fi and saw those games at that price, I’d probably buy them all on the spot, but in the digital realm money takes on a different shape. I might only buy one of the games on sale instead of all of them. Maybe online shopping will make all of us a little more thrifty.
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9 responses to “The Best Humble Deals Combine To Create The Voltron Of Game Sales”
No. Noo. Noooo. It’s pay day. I have bills to pay.
I. Have. Bills. To. Buy Far Cry 3 and Papers Please and then Batman for my friend who loves the games and then a few others because it’s only about $40 in total. Pay.
ohshit
Crusader Kings II is all you all need.
I want to buy it. I want to learn how to play it and love it. I just don’t have the time to sit down and keep track of a game in 2-3 hour intervals every 2-3 days or so. I struggle these days to get a total war save going which makes me sad 🙁
Was going to buy Far Cry 3 till I noticed that it needs UPlay, not Steam… So I decided against it
Intriguing that you would not include a link.
Intriguing it is not a gif.
Saw “Voltron” in the article title. Got excited. Clicked link. Was slightly disappointed.
Oh what the hell, i have been debating over getting Ketucky Route Zero for ages now.
I should get Arkham Origins to complete the set of unplayed Arkham trilogy games i have bought from sales past but have never got around to playing.
Are we seriously forgetting Octodad for $7.99? Nobody suspects a thing?