Following news that The Secret World's forums were hacked, maybe the way to entice new players is a discount? Perhaps that's why Funcom has gone ahead with a Bundle Stars sale with a 66% discount on both the Ultimate and Standard Editions of the game. At $20.39 for Ultimate and $10.19 for Standard, we're looking at Summer Sale price levels and the lowest we've seen in recent months.
With Steam's 2016 Summer Sale long over with, did you think your out of opportunities to get cheap PC games this season? No. In fact, this weekend many Co-op titles in GMG's PC gaming Summer Sale are getting discounts better than Steams sale from a few weeks ago.
When we saw Doom drop to $35.99 last week in Steam's 2016 Summer Sale, we thought there was no way a 2 month old top selling game could get cheaper on PC... Au contraire.
With Blizzard's Overwatch out this week it means 2K Games is hitting the panic button. They just put an offer on the table any cheap gamer could be tempted by, $20 off Battleborn for all platforms, dropping the price from $59.99 to only $39.99. Solid deal, but on PC it's even better at the PC gaming retailer GMG, who has the game cut to $35.99 instantly plus a stacking coupon code to $26.99 - a massive 55% off less than a month out from release. The same percentage discount applies to the the Deluxe Edition, which drops from $75 to only $33.74 ($41.25 mark down).
If you ever thought about venturing off into Star Wars: Battlefront this May the 4th is the cheapest time to pick up a copy. Especially on PC, where through May 11th Origin has the price reduced 60% to only $23.99 (cheapest ever by $6). There's even a free 4-hour trial for PC gamers if you'd rather get your toes wet before cannonballing into the action. The Deluxe has a similar percentage price break.
One can understand not wanting to spend the full $60 on The Elder Scrolls Online as its essentially a 2014 title (that was re-released in 2015 as Tamriel Unlimited). But when the price of ESO drops to $12, gamers on the sideline are probably taking note. To buy or not to buy, that's the dilemma now in GMG's Spring PC Gaming Sale with a return of historic low price on the Standard Edition of The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, and a new historic low price for Imperial Editions at only $16.
Tom Clancy's The Division is out this week (since Tuesday morning, in fact!), and if you're looking to pick up the game to play on its release week you're going to have to ask yourself, do I go Gold or Standard Edition?
If you're looking to try a new co-op title on the PC this weekend, we'd highly recommend checking out Rocket League. One of the top selling games of 2015 on Steam, and its currently on sale this weekend of January 23rd. Steam Store has slashed the price to $13.99 - but you can actually get Rocket League cheaper if you buy at GMG with their stacking 20% off coupon.
About 9 million participated in the Star Wars: Battlefront Beta this last weekend. The sheer volume of memes and gifs running on the internet right now lends a somewhat positive feel to DICE's upcoming title. If you're one of many that have made up your mind, check the deals below for a quick 25% off on Battlefront's pre-order.
Since Thursday, July 9th, digital retailer GMG has been running its 2015 Summer Sale featuring discounts up to 90% off on hundreds of PC games. The sale introduced batch of gaming deals each day, with deals lasting for about 24 hours. You now have a longer duration to check out all the PC game deals within the sale as the retailer goes into the "encore" phase. In addition to instant savings, there's a stacking 20% off coupon code which is making ridiculous pricing on several titles including $8 H1Z1, $12 Elder Scrolls Online - plus deals on noteable co-op franchise such as Borderlands and Evolve.
The gaming world is seeing two pretty big releases this week with Grand Theft Auto V out on PC and Mortal Kombat X. Both games will cost you $59.99, but PC gamers can slash 24% off the price of GTA V with a new 24% off release week deal at Green Man Gaming, courtesy of your pals at Dealzon. That's an solid discount with almost $15 in savings per title.
For fans of the series, the wait on Battlefield Hardline is now at an end. Released today on March 17th, the game will make its appearance on PC and console for the usual $59.99. It seemed like discounts weren't going to come for this title, but PC gamers are finally getting one this launch week from the UK-based retailer GMG.
