lots of Indie Gala Bundles:
most interesting, maybe Star Wolves Bundle
$1: SW 1/ $5: + SW2+ SW3

Wish the Mass Effect DLC would go on sale sometime this century. Got them all on PS3, but i do not want to buy them all again at full price on the PC.

DARK SOULS
http://cdn3.steampowered.com/v/gfx/spotlights/00000c65/spotlight_image_spanish.jpg?t=1380037297
http://store.steampowered.com/app/211420/?snr=1_4_4__40_1
SEVEN DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS

I wish they had released a 'complete edition' with all the DLC instead of that so called trilogy box set.

I'll buy the ME Collector's edition (1-4+?) with all DLC sometime in the future, till then they can kiss my backside :)

Had a good laugh at their 'Mass Effect Complete Edition' box they released a while ago which was basically ME 1-3 with loads of DLC missing.

4?
Wasn't it supposed to be a trilogy?

My Trilogy of ME arrived today, PS3, and it is awesome.

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LA Noire - $4.99

LA Noire DLC Bundle - $2.99

Leviathan: Warships - $2.49



Amazon Deal
Saints Row IV - $29.99 (Steam)

It was, but they're still working on a next game.

Any opinions on Arcania?

Not played it yet, actually still on the first Gothic since I only recently invested in the series. Reviews out there are mixed (aren't they always?). Seems to be on par with Gothic 3 in terms of overall quality, though a web search indicated quite a bit of vitriol against the title. Perhaps check those out before taking the plunge on the game, though if you've played any of the previous Gothic titles you may have a better opinion on whether you will find this game world compelling.

Generally speaking though RPGs tend to improve in increments, provided the designers don't go mad and change the game completely or take some big steps backwards. You will always find people who lament a certain change (the loss of flying spells between Morrowind and Oblivion, for example), but it is useful to find out what those changes are and if you personally consider them a dealbreaker.

The main problem for the reception of ArcaniA was that the publisher and the developers of the first three Gothic games had separated, but the publishers still held the rights to the franchise. They hired a completely different team to do ArcaniA. I haven't played it myself yet, but the general verdict boils down to "Playable as a lightweight RPG, but fails to capture any of the aspects that made the franchise great, ultimately not worthy of the Gothic name."

Yeah. I was on board with it until i learned it didnt come with any of the DLC.

I bought it soon after release. I was so hopeful. SIlly me.

No game has ever upset me so. It doesn't bear any relation to the Gothic series. It's completely linear and holds your hand all the way. (Do this quest and you can go to the next area. Quest objectives are here and here on your map.) Don't expect to step off that pathway through the woods; That grassy verge may look like you can walk on it, but you can't. Melee combat is simplistic. Increasing the difficulty level doesn't make enemies more interesting, they just hit harder and you have to hit them more. A lot more.

My negative review is certainly colored by my love for the earlier Gothics. As a non-Gothic game, it's still fairly rubbish, but I wouldn't be so angry about it. Perhaps someone who hasn't played the earlier Gothics can provide a rosier review.

Have you played this? I'm interested but I've heard the PC port is awful.

Anyway, The Gala Store has 10 bundles active right now. I think most of them were released previously but quite a few of them start at only $0.99 for Steam keys.

and

Paddle's Pay What You Want Variety Game Bundle $3.69
(Each game seems to have it's own DRM. =/ Also, no Steam keys are offered.)
HOYLE Puzzle and Board Games 2012
Hoyle Swashbucklin' Slots
Hoyle Card Games
Lost Secrets: Ancient Mysteries (Hidden object and puzzle game)
American Pickers (Hidden object and puzzle game??)