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Long words and amazing video games – two of many things that we absolutely love, and that come from the DACH region. Today, we want to celebrate the latter! Welcome to Videospielsonderangebotsfeier-Sale which is absolutely packed with great discounts that go as high as -90%.

When it comes to engineering and craftsmanship, DACH countries have long been known for their quality and precision. It should come as no surprise, then, that this dedication to excellence extends to the world of video games. DACH game developers and publishers consistently deliver titles that not only meet the highest standards but often surpass them. Just have a look yourself – it's wunderschön.



With Videospielsonderangebotsfeier-Sale you’ll find bargains on gems like:

Medieval Dynasty (-35%)
Endzone - A World Apart (-75%)
Deponia (-90%)
EVERSPACE™ 2 (-25%)
Dorfromantik (-30%)

…and of course many, many more. Find them all HERE.

Whether you're in the mood for epic adventures, mind-bending puzzles, or heart-pounding action, they got you covered. Raise a virtual stein to gaming excellence, and immerse yourself in a world of captivating storytelling, stunning visuals, and innovative gameplay.

The sale lasts until September 18th, 10 PM UTC – check it out!
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victorchopin: Trying to read this got me like...

bruh...

what?! ;P
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Geralt_of_Rivia: Have you never heard the funniest joke in the world? :-)

Video on YouTube
Explanation on Wikipedia
Oh now I see. Ha that's a tad fun! ;)
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neumi5694: Even better would be a sale for Fronleichnam sale of course.
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g2222: Haha, omg. ô.O
Nobody calls it “Fronleichnam” anymore in Germany, though. You say that, particularly the younger generation, won't even know what you mean. Ever since English became more popular, the majority of Germans roll with the English translation of the holiday: “Happy Cadaver”.

I will say, a “Happy Cadaver Sale” might be a great opportunity for more FPS shooters.
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Nervensaegen: Nobody calls it “Fronleichnam” anymore in Germany, though.
You say that, particularly the younger generation, won't even know what you mean.
Ever since English became more popular, the majority of Germans roll with the English translation of the holiday: “Happy Cadaver”.
That's simply not true.

And it's double untrue, since the English "Fronleichnam" is "Corpus Christi Day".

"Happy Cadaver Day" is a made-up name. A mockery.
I heard it for the first time in 1992, from a captain in the BW who wanted to be funny.
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Nervensaegen: Nobody calls it “Fronleichnam” anymore in Germany, though.
You say that, particularly the younger generation, won't even know what you mean.
Ever since English became more popular, the majority of Germans roll with the English translation of the holiday: “Happy Cadaver”.
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BreOl72: That's simply not true.

And it's double untrue, since the English "Fronleichnam" is "Corpus Christi Day".

"Happy Cadaver Day" is a made-up name. A mockery.
I heard it for the first time in 1992, from a captain in the BW who wanted to be funny.
Thank you, Captain Obvious ;)
I would absolutely not have used sarcasm in that post ever. Particularly, me being German and all.

Keep in mind, though, that the German language is full of mockery and intentional misspellings. Half the country has Slavic roots. With some more parts Danish, others Swedish, or Frisian. We have five official languages, including multi-lingual street signs. We even got Turkish words adopted with intentional wrong translations into traditional German proverbs.

"Rubbel die Katz!" AKA "Rub the pussy", meaning "hurry up", is a misspelling of the word "Kasse" (cash). What it means to say is "check your cash (and close the deal)". Except, somebody found the mistranslation amusing, and it stuck.

"Schmetterling", is an intentional misspelling of the Slavic Směšná, meaning "butter". It has nothing to do with the German word "schmettern" (to bash), except that it sounds similar.

Or what about the mountain called "Nacktarsch" (literally "naked arse")? Once more, an intentional misspelling.

There is a town literally named "Lederhosen", once again a mockery of a Slavic name Ludorazhusen.

Germans are funny--anywhere outside of Hamburg.

Except… maybe not take my word for it. I once convinced a tourist to India, that the Royal Court Diwan-i-Aam in the Red Fort in Delhi was an elephant garage, and the throne was the ticket booth. They were certain I was telling the truth because I'm German, and, according to legend, Germans never joke.

So, if you ever hear stories of a mysterious ancient Haathi Garage in a castle in Delhi, I do apologize.
Post edited September 13, 2023 by Nervensaegen
Here's something with Germany for the Germany sale :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uVinBTt_xg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzEo2ECwgDI
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g2222: Haha, omg. ô.O
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Nervensaegen: Nobody calls it “Fronleichnam” anymore in Germany, though. You say that, particularly the younger generation, won't even know what you mean. Ever since English became more popular, the majority of Germans roll with the English translation of the holiday: “Happy Cadaver”.

I will say, a “Happy Cadaver Sale” might be a great opportunity for more FPS shooters.
I actually never ever heard of Happy Cadaver.day.
Is that like Zombie Jesus Day ?

Well it's a work free day that all that matters anyways :P
Post edited September 13, 2023 by Reaper9988
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Nervensaegen: snip lotsandlotsoftotallyunrelatedblahblahblah
You know: sometimes - after you talked BS and someone corrected you...you should simply listen to that person, say your "thank you", when they're done - and then take your new-found knowledge to greener pastures.
Contemplating in silence.
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Reaper9988: I actually never ever heard of Happy Cadaver.day.
Is that like Zombie Jesus Day ?
Yep, that's right.

I've heard Zombie Jesus in Canada more frequently than I did back in Germany, though. That includes various plays on “the king is dead, long life the king” as in “Jesus is dead but Zombie Jesus lives!”

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BreOl72: You know: sometimes - after you talked BS and someone corrected you...you should simply listen to that person, say your “thank you”, when they're done - and then take your new-found knowledge to greener pastures.
Contemplating in silence.
Chill, dude!

Did you REALLY think a “Happy Cadaver Sale” on “FPS shooters” was anything but a well intended joke? Why so serious, man?
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Reaper9988: Is that like Zombie Jesus Day ?
You mean, like this?
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Reaper9988: Is that like Zombie Jesus Day ?
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Geralt_of_Rivia: You mean, like this?
<3 That is a good one.
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Reaper9988: Is that like Zombie Jesus Day ?
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Geralt_of_Rivia: You mean, like this?
This is awesome! :)
why Kremlin`s trolls pretending other users?
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truehainrich: why Kremlin`s trolls pretending other users?
Most obviously because Hironimus' trolls were busy.
Post edited September 14, 2023 by neumi5694