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Sale Between Sales: Steam Games For You

Posted on October 19, 2016 by Richard Griever

You don’t have to wait for a holiday or summer sale to get good deals on Steam, because the world’s biggest platform for digital games holds smaller sales every week. Some of them even give deals that are just as good as those on Steam’s major sales, except that they’re only for a limited number of titles. So if you need a fix of a good game or two this week but you’re on a budget and can no longer wait for the next Steam Sale, check out these three Steam games. Hopefully you’d find them to your liking.

Serious Sam 3 – the popular and paradoxically unserious shooter is back and better than ever, especially in the graphics department. The game takes place in the events before the first Serious Sam game, with our eponymous hero being sent to Egypt for the first time to confront Mental, an ancient extraterrestrial evil who serves as the game’s big bad.

Get this game, which has much-improved graphics, new arsenal, and a tried-and-tested gameplay for only two dollars this week.

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Conception II – originally a Nintendo 3DS game, this JRPG is about a school whose students are tasked to protect earth from a mysterious alien threat. And to do so, the player must interact with his female classmates in order to make armies of “Children” (it’s not what you think) who will protect the Earth. You know, “typical” JRPG fare. For ten dollars, you get to play this “family-friendly” game.

The Elder Scrolls Online – on the other hand, if shooters aren’t your thing, and instead has been looking for an MMORPG that you can sink your teeth and time into, then you should buy The Elder Scrolls Online. If you’re a fan of The Elder Scrolls series, MMOs, or both, then this one’s definitely a must try, especially if you’ve always wanted an Elder Scrolls MMO, an open-world Tamriel that is shared by thousands of adventurers.

Get either the Tamriel Unlimited or the Elder Scrolls Online Gold Edition for twenty dollars; they’re definitely worth it, especially now that the game has done away with subscription fees.

So, what are you waiting for? Buy these Steam games while they’re hot, and while they’re on sale.

Steam Account Value Sales! Quakecon Going Strong!

Posted on August 8, 2016 by Richard Griever

If you aren’t in the know, like me, Quakecon started this weekend on the 4th and up to the 7th. It’s a bit too late for any of us to go catch up on Zenimax Media’s celebration and promotion of their major franchises from the studios they own, including the much beloved id Software and, of course, the great Bethesda. But it isn’t too late for us PC gamers who happen to have Steam accounts. Then again, who doesn’t have a Steam account in 2016? Console plebs; that’s who.

I kid, of course, and only want to foster the love for all things Quake and everything else this franchise has inspired. With all this hubbub about another team-based shooter coming in the form of Quake Champions this 2017 (the beta at least), and the shooter genre seemingly getting a strong revival due to the efforts of Overwatch, CS:GO, and the like, going back to the franchise that started it all is something on everybody’s gaming menu.

In celebration of this event, Steam has put up a Quakecon sale where all things Quake, their subsidiaries, and all things Bethesda are on sale up to the 8th (tomorrow!!!) for up to a whopping 50%.

Steam Account Value Sale! The Games

First of all, you’ve got the ever-awesome revival of the Doom series by Bethesda going for a chunky 50% off from its regular price. This is one game, if you haven’t played yet, that you should be grabbing right this instant. It’s single player campaign is something that the gaming industry hasn’t seen for decades, bringing back to a modern age what made Doom so popular in the first place – unfettered blood and guts. More than anything else, this is the one to fetch you the most Steam account value.

The next that I would suggest you get for your Steam account is, of course, Wolfenstein as it is as much a classic as Doom and Quake are. With some intense story telling, amazing golden standard FPS gameplay, and a riveting overall, it’s another that you simply cannot miss out on for this massive Steam sale.

There are, of course, a ton more games for you to go buy. These are only my top two suggestions. Check out the Quakecon sale on Steam before it ceases on the 8th!

Steam Keys Esports: Overwatch Banning and Crazy Whining

Posted on August 2, 2016August 2, 2016 by Richard Griever

The latest banwave from Blizzard happened just on the 1st of July and it’s been glorious. Tons of people have been banned and the servers haven’t felt cleaner. I knew that one Soldier 76 in that one game was just too good to be playing fairly!

But I digress; Blizzard has been doing a fantastic job in maintaining the integrity of the game by quickly taking out these script kiddies before their taint spreads farther unlike Valve with their treatment of Team Fortress 2. While CS:GO has its automated VAC bans, it doesn’t take everything out and, sometimes, a lot of hacks get right through, only banning the hackers when a live moderator steps in. And, even then, they aren’t too aggressive on the matter. Hackers on Steam sure get the full worth of their Steam keys.

Unfortunately, for Blizzard’s side, script kiddies certainly get punched in the nuts way before they can start doing stupid crap. But what’s even more hilarious is the fact that these same cheaters have the nerve, gall, balls, or whatever you want to call it, to get angry AT Blizzard for an apparently “unfair” ban.

The failure due to the absence of mind of these people are just astonishing. From CS:GO’s VAC porn reddit page, a certain redditor presented to the public the reactions of people in a unnamed gaming forum where they accept cheating fully. I swear that you will not believe what you’ll be reading. In fact, all the reactions in the photo album of reaction screenshots simply scream “staged” in every sense of the word due to how absolutely baffling the reactions are. Then again, there are stranger things in the world.

You can click on the link above to see the full album of the reactions, but here are a couple down below as a sample of what to expect. Enjoy.

Steam Keys: A Few Samples

The Rimworld Steam Keys Debacle

Posted on July 19, 2016 by Richard Griever

Rimworld is this neat little gem that only Steam account users will have the hotness for. It’s a pretty awesome Dwarf Fortress esque game with some hints of the unnatural sci-fi that one may know from the Firefly series. The developers of said game even have this great deal for Early Access Steam keys. Then douchebags had to muck it up.

The whole story here is that the devs of Rimworld, Ludeon Studios, decided to put out a promo so that they could earn more money. God knows these indie developers need all the help that they could get. They offered that, instead of buying Steam keys from Steam itself, that takes a 30-40% pay cut from the developers with every unit sold, people interested in Rimworld should opt to purchase from their site instead. Naturally, Steam sells them cheaper than Ludeon does so, to sweeten the pot, Ludeon would send free Steam keys to put into any Steam account for those that bought the non-Steam version of the game. Simply typing in their purchase email was enough to merit this free Steam key of Rimworld. It’s essentially getting two copies for the price of a slightly higher one.

So basically, more money for Ludeon Studios and shiny Steam keys for longtime supporters. Everybody wins. RimWorld is a massive undertaking, too. Ludeon deserves every penny they get.

Unfortunately, the Steam keys black market can be pretty brutal for the uninitiated. These fraudulent rapscallions descended upon the hapless developer in full force. In a blog post, Sylvester of Ludeon explained:

“If you bought before today, you can still get a key. However, I’ve been forced to stop offering Steam keys for those who buy today and in the future. We’ve been getting hammered by fraudsters who are obviously more experienced at this than I. Shutting it down for now is the only way to avoid thousands of dollars in chargeback fees and lost sales. It’s time to take a breather, because I can’t fight this ‘live.’”

With tons of chargebacks done with those free Steam CD keys, Ludeon lost more money than what would normally be normally sound for a developer of their level. Not to mention the Steam keys used in nefariously fraudulent actions are now being banned.

The plight facing RimWorld and Ludeon Studios’ shines a light on one of the biggest issues in PC game publishing right now: that developers may face crushing chargeback fees from stolen credit cards used to buy Steam keys. Fraudsters make money by selling these keys on via eBay-style PC game websites.

This is a tough one for Ludeon and I do hope it’s something they can recover from.

Steam Keys News: Valve’s Crackdown on Gambling

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Richard Griever

Valve has been one of the most powerful, if not the most, and has changed the very face of how we buy and play our video games. But as almighty as Valve is, it isn’t at all immune to certain systems that aim to abuse Valve and milk it indirectly of a lot of cash. Most notably, gambling websites focused on the extremely popular CS:GO have been a thorn in Valve’s side ever since the game came into existence by continuously breaking their end user agreement.

Back in 2011, Valve added the ability for Steam account users to trade in-game items for certain games. While it was an awesome system, it unfortunately opened the doors to abuse with certain sites using the OpenID API to convert in-game items to real world money. Valve never supported this and they don’t at all have anything to do with it. It’s simply an awful coincidence.

Valve also stated that Steam-based gambling sites like CS:GOlotto will be taken to court if there is no progress to be made in them willingly shutting down operations.

“Using the OpenID API and making the same web calls as Steam users to run a gambling business is not allowed by our API nor our user agreements. We are going to start sending notices to these sites requesting they cease operations through Steam, and further pursue the matter as necessary. Users should probably consider this information as they manage their in-game item inventory and trade activity,” posted Valve’s Erik Johnson.

It’s always been an issue for Valve in many games that have some trading support and has gone by through the years relatively unnoticed, but this recent CS:GO scandal involving some popular CS:GO YouTubers may be the straw that breaks the camel’s back.

Steam Keys: What’s the Big Deal?

Websites that deal with in-game item sales, sell Steam keys, Steam codes, or cheap Steam games, or merely gamble indirectly are already walking a very, very fine line in the first place. What more for websites that deal with direct gambling that go against not only a specific game’s EULA, but also against Valve’s and, not to mention, possibly criminal in the United States due to the possibility of minors engaging in said gambling? Like the earlier mention of the CS:GO scandal, these popular YouTubers may have inadvertently encouraged minors to go gamble. That’s a big no-no. Good on Valve for taking measures in taking these sites down. They are well within their rights to do so.

Overwatch Should Be on Your Steam Account

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Richard Griever

It’s an unlikely thing to happen considering Blizzard having its own platform for its games, but a guy can dream, can’t he? With Overwatch being the strongest game right now in the mainstream landscape, one can’t help but think of the increased success they may have if only it were also released on Steam. Never mind the politicking of game developers between each other or the possible money they may earn or lose through this, but I’m merely talking about the possible increased popularity of the game.

Steam Account: The Horrid Truth

Surely, just because a game is featured on Steam, it doesn’t exactly mean instant success for it. Take Battleborn, for example; an otherwise amazingly wonderful game overshadowed by Overwatch. Valve wouldn’t be able to help the poor title out even if it wanted to due to the innate ineptitude of the game to market itself against a far more experienced and powerful game developer such as Blizzard.

Steam accounts will just have to settle with the tons of other Steam games up for sale in the Steam Summer Sale of 2016 that’s going to end on the 4th of July. We might not have access to Overwatch, especially those folks who simply abhor the Battle.net client, but we’ve got tons of AAA games up for grabs at the click of a mouse. Still it would be sweet to add Overwatch in our tidy collections in our Steam account.

Team Fortress 2 is a nice replacement for Overwatch, but a near-decade old game doesn’t hold up much against a young powerhouse backed by one of the most successful game companies to exist. Heck, Valve isn’t even doing much about TF2 at the moment and are only content with maintaining Steam’s dominance as the third party platform on PC. Think of all the lost potential; we should have much more on our Steam account.

With TF2 as an F2P game, it’s no surprise that Valve won’t take care of it like it used to as it brings in little money compared to everything else they handle on Steam. Overwatch is another story because Blizzard’s new IP is well taken care of and has tons of money-making potential past the 7 million copies of it already sold worldwide.

10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale Part 3 – Redeem Code

Posted on June 29, 2016 by Richard Griever

Continued from 10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale Part 2.

Continuing onto our Top 10 games to get during the Steam Summer Sale of 2016 Part 3! Steam redeem code purchases can be hard decisions to make and let us make them for you!

7. Wolfenstein: The New Order Redeem Code

So, yeah, Wolfenstein: The New Order isn’t exactly an obscure game, but this still does count as something that may pass other folks by and, at the price of $9.99, you’d be punishing yourself for not getting this. Doom isn’t the first time that Bethesda tried to resurrect an amazing IP, but they also took a jab at Wolfenstein through this title. It doesn’t exactly feel like the old games, but it still manages to deliver the original crunch of awesomeness that Wolfenstein is known for. In fact, a lot of people argue that this reboot is the best entry in the series, period. Nazis, crazy experiments, robots, things blowing up; what’s not to like?

8. Sunless Sea Redeem Codes

This game isn’t exactly for everyone at first glance because, come now; in an age of rampant Call of Dutys, Mobas, and Assassin’s Creeds redeem codes, who in the mainstream gaming communities actually pay attention to seafaring survival horror? Yes, you heard me right: Boat Horror. No, it’s not what you’re thinking. Sunless Sea, going for $9.49 during the summer sale, is a seafaring, survival horror, exploration game where you roam the seven seas in search for treasure and avoid Lovecraftian monsters that have, apparently, cause the world to collapse. Each moment is a wonderfully tense experience that simply can’t be replicated by any other game. Not to mention that its visuals are simply stunning.

9. Dungeon of the Endless Redeem Code

I’ll keep things short here; Dungeon of the Endless, going for $4.07, is a tactical, roguelike dungeon crawler that has a mix of tower defense. It’s not easy to explain. It’s just great, especially if you’re into exercising your strategy muscles like a boss.

10. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter Steam Keys

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, going for $3.99 during the sale, is the final game we’d like to plug. It’s not for everyone and there are no words to change that fact. It’s even called a “walking simulator” by many detractors. But the drop-dead gorgeous world, amazing writing, and suspenseful plot is something to die for. If anything, it’s a real life “journey simulator.” Much like the last game on the list, this game isn’t easy to explain. Check out the trailers for it on Steam and judge it for yourself. But it’s in our opinion that this game’s redeem code is totally worth the price tag and the time.

10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale Part 2 – Redeem Code

Posted on June 27, 2016June 29, 2016 by Richard Griever

Continued from 10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale

This is our continuation of our Top 10 games to get during the Steam Summer Sale of 2016. We’re going to make sure you get the most band for your buck on Steam redeem code purchases.

3. Crypt of the Necrodancer Redeem Code

Crypt of the Necrodancer is an oddball of a game that fuses together two unlikely genres: roguelikes and rhythm games. It’s very reminiscent of the older Zelda games where dungeons are just filled with baddies you have to whack, but can only do so when following a musical rhythm. Heck, this can even be played with dance pads ala Dance Dance Revolution. It’s stupidly good fun.

4. Grim Fandango Remastered Redeem Codes

While it didn’t do so well during its release, it has become a cult classic and a classic in general in the gaming industry, Grim Fandango is quite possibly the greatest old-school adventure game ever created. Damn fine humor, dry wit, and creative puzzles line this classic’s CV, with a host of very colorful, and likable, characters to boot. For a mere $3.74 on the Steam store this summer sale, the only two reason you wouldn’t get this game is because either you already have it, or you simply don’t like having fun. This is most definitely a sure redeem code to purchase.

5. Door Kickers Steam Redeem Code

Door Kickers is a game that pays great homage to the classic top-down strategy games of an era gone by. Put into the role of a SWAT commander, Door Kickers lets you command a small SWAT team that handle tactical interventions that vary from the common, domestic criminal to full on terrorists. Bad guys are basically in a structure that you have to get into, pacify the hostiles, and achieve whatever it is you have to in a specific mission. Your SWAT team has everything they need for combat; it’s up to you to give them the best approach to the situation. If you like tactical games, then you certainly shouldn’t pass up on the $2.99 redeem code price tag of Door Kickers during the sale.

6. Invisible Inc. Steam Keys

Going for $6.79, Invisible Inc. is another fantastic strategy game akin to certain elements of XCOM, Metal Gear, and roguelike games where the difficulty, punishment, and need for strategy are very real. I daresay that Invisible Inc. may be the Dark Souls of the strategy genre. Much like Door Kickers, you’re in command of a team but, this time, made up of secret agents that attempt to gather resources, intelligence, and counter an enemy that drove them out of their headquarters. This is an absolute steal and you simply must get it. If you aren’t one for strategy games, I assure you, this game will change your mind about them.

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10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale – Steam Keys

Posted on June 27, 2016June 27, 2016 by Richard Griever

Praise the Sun! The Steam Summer Sale of 2016 delivers us massive discounts for all kinds of games. Indie or AAA, it doesn’t matter; none are safe from the rock-bottom prices dictated by Lord Gaben! There are tons of delectable discounted games – thousands, even – but double edged element in the sale is that it can be tremendously difficult to sift through the slosh of Steam keys to find the true and grand jewels of the industry.

In comparison with the discount and the level of meat in a game, we bring you 10 titles that are just absolutely the most bang per buck; titles that you’ll definitely want Steam codes for. These are hands-down amazing games that are selling right now for $10 or less. Of course, it goes without saying that big AAA games like Fallout, Skyrim, or pretty much any popular title that have low prices will not be mentioned here. They get enough attention as it is, with or without the sale. Instead, these titles are going to be games that you may not even know exist but are damn worth the cash. So, without further ado, here are the 10 gems that you definitely have to grab a Steam cd key for.

1. The Talos Principle Steam Keys

Let’s start off with one beautiful game: Croteam’s The Talos Principle. This title, while it was well received and has critical acclaim, didn’t do too well in the mainstream market of generic CoDs and GTAs. It is, however, the best puzzle game since the Portal series. It has some of the most astonishing visuals, intricate puzzle designs, and fantastic story for a game in its genre, with a lot of content to boot. It’s currently on sale for $9.99.

2. Transistor Steam CD Key

This is another title that pretty much went under the radar of the mainstream gaming community. Well, while all games on this list are technically those kinds of games, Transistor was up for some honors in the game industry, but missed out against bigger budget titles.

An RPG at heart but built around action at the same time, Transistor has some crazy wonderful elements that focus on the palatable visual aesthete of the discerning gamer. Combat mechanics, fantastic graphics, gravely haunting music, and voiceover work that pay attention to extreme detail, Transistor is one of those titles that you know was made with tons of love. Going at a price of of $4.99, you can’t ever go wrong with it.

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Steam Account Value: The Summer Sale – Day 1 and 2

Posted on June 24, 2016June 24, 2016 by Richard Griever

So, this Steam Summer Sale is just as insane as any other Summer Sale, but it may just be the craziest one yet. Late 2015 to early 2016 has been a pretty amazing year for gamers in general with so many good releases like Dark Souls III and a bunch of other games that I really don’t care about. With that said, you know you’re going to hurt your wallet with the tons of games you will want to buy that increases your Steam account value. Past this nifty little vid about how awesome the sale is going on right now is a small list of the first two days of the sale, July 23-24, so that you can plan out your purchases, if any, much better than just rummaging through the Steam store and inadvertently choking the life out of your Steam account with unnecessary purchases.

We’ll be updating this page for every day that there are additional information on the new sales until the very end.

Steam Account Value: Sales on!

Steam Summer Picnic Sale 2016 – Day 1

Sale runs from June 23rd – July 4th.

This year’s deals will remain at the same price for the entire sale (like the 2015 Winter Sale). You should be safe to buy a game at any discount as it’ll be that price for the entire sale. There will still be a post each day to focus on featured deals.

Highlighted Deals

Title	Disc.	$USD	$CAD	€EUR	£GBP	AU ($USD)	BRL$	Metascore	Platform	Cards	PCGW
NBA 2K16	80%	11.99	15.99	9.99	7.99	13.99	19.98	87	W	No	No
Darkest Dungeon	40%	14.99	16.79	13.79	11.39	14.99	27.59	84	W/M/L	Yes	Yes
Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen	33%	20.09	26.79	20.09	16.07	20.09	50.24	81	W	Yes	Yes
Stardew Valley	20%	11.99	13.59	11.19	8.79	11.99	19.99	88	W	Yes	Yes
The Banner Saga 2	20%	15.99	17.59	15.99	11.99	15.99	29.59	83	W/M	Yes	Yes
Ashes of the Singularity	50%	19.99	21.99	19.99	14.99	19.99	36.49	69	W	Yes	Yes
Vanishing Realms™	20%	15.99	17.59	15.99	11.99	15.99	29.59	N/A	W	No	No
PAYDAY 2	75%	5.00	5.50	5.00	3.75	5.00	9.25	79	W/L	Yes	Yes
Stellaris	10%	35.99	39.59	35.99	31.49	35.99	65.69	79	W/M/L	No	Yes
This War of Mine	75%	4.99	5.49	4.74	3.74	4.99	9.24	83	W/M/L	Yes	Yes

More Highlighted Deals

Title	Disc.	$USD	$CAD	€EUR	£GBP	AU ($USD)	BRL$	Metascore	Platform	Cards	PCGW
The Mean Greens – Plastic Warfare	25%	7.49	8.24	7.49	5.24	7.49	14.99	56	W/M/L	Yes	Yes
Grandia® II Anniversary Edition	50%	9.99	10.99	9.99	7.49	9.99	18.49	80	W	Yes	Yes
60 Seconds!	50%	4.99	5.49	4.99	3.49	4.99	9.99	N/A	W/M	Yes	No
War for the Overworld	57%	12.89	14.18	12.03	9.88	12.89	24.07	65	W/M/L	Yes	Yes
Cobalt	65%	6.99	7.69	6.99	5.59	6.99	12.94	69	W	Yes	Yes
Surgeon Simulator 2013	80%	1.99	2.19	1.99	1.39	1.99	3.99	71	W/M/L	Yes	Yes
Game Dev Tycoon	33%	6.69	7.36	6.02	4.68	6.69	13.39	68	W/M/L	Yes	Yes
Kholat	60%	7.99	8.79	7.19	5.99	7.99	11.99	64	W	Yes	Yes
The Solus Project	20%	15.99	17.59	15.19	11.99	15.99	29.59	79	W	Yes	Yes
Orcs Must Die! 2	75%	3.74	4.24	3.74	2.74	3.74	6.99	83	W	Yes	Yes
Gauntlet™ Slayer Edition	75%	4.99	4.99	4.99	3.74	4.99	9.24	68	W	Yes	Yes
Anno 2205™	40%	23.99	29.99	23.99	17.99	27.57	59.99	72	W	Yes	Yes
Banished	66%	6.79	7.47	6.45	5.09	6.79	11.89	73	W	No	Yes
The Jackbox Party Pack 2	65%	8.74	9.79	8.04	6.64	8.74	16.09	N/A	W/M	No	No

Franchise Deals

Item	Disc.
Sonic Franchise	50%
Assassin’s Creed Franchise	35-75%
Call of Duty Franchise	50-67%
ARMA Franchise	20-80%
LEGO Franchise	30-75%
Deus Ex Franchise	75%

Summer Sale Special Bundles

Item	Disc.
First-Person Puzzle Bundle	+10%
JRPG Bundle	+15%
Building Bundle	+15%
Point-and-Click Bundle	+10%
Party Games Bundle	+15%
Metroidvania Bundle	+15%
Turn-Based Strategy Bundle	+10%
Survival Bundle	+10%

Hardware Deals and Bundles

Item	Disc.	$USD
Steam Link	30%	$34.99
Steam Controller	30%	$34.99
Steam Controller + Steam Link Bundle	37%	$62.98
Steam Controller + Rocket League Bundle	40%	$41.98
Steam Controller + XCOM 2 Bundle	40%	$65.98
Steam Controller + Grim Dawn Bundle	35%	$48.73
Steam Controller + Civilization VI Bundle	18%	$89.98
Steam Controller + The Talos Principle Bundle	56%	$39.98

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Sale Between Sales: Steam Games For You

More Steam Games

Steam Account Value Sales! Quakecon Going Strong!

Steam Account Value Sale! The Games

Steam Keys Esports: Overwatch Banning and Crazy Whining

Steam Keys: A Few Samples

The Rimworld Steam Keys Debacle

Steam Keys News: Valve’s Crackdown on Gambling

Steam Keys: What’s the Big Deal?

Overwatch Should Be on Your Steam Account

Steam Account: The Horrid Truth

10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale Part 3 – Redeem Code

Continued from 10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale Part 2.

7. Wolfenstein: The New Order Redeem Code

8. Sunless Sea Redeem Codes

9. Dungeon of the Endless Redeem Code

10. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter Steam Keys

10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale Part 2 – Redeem Code

Continued from 10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale

3. Crypt of the Necrodancer Redeem Code

4. Grim Fandango Remastered Redeem Codes

5. Door Kickers Steam Redeem Code

6. Invisible Inc. Steam Keys

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10 Games to get in the Steam Summer Sale – Steam Keys

1. The Talos Principle Steam Keys

2. Transistor Steam CD Key

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Steam Account Value: The Summer Sale – Day 1 and 2

Steam Account Value: Sales on!

Highlighted Deals

More Highlighted Deals

Franchise Deals

Summer Sale Special Bundles

Hardware Deals and Bundles