With over 50 million users worldwide and a selection of thousands of games, there's never been a better time to help top up a Steam Wallet. Giving the ability to purchase, download and play games from the comfort of a computer chair, it's the ideal gift for any PC gamer.
Whether you know a FPS fanatic, RPG Guru or RTS specialist, give them the gift of gaming with the £20 Steam Wallet Card.
All comments (26)
a1
27 Oct 15#1
Any body know the daily code? As it won't show on my iPhone Facebook..thanks
NikNaks12 to a1
27 Oct 151#3
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slayermatt to a1
27 Oct 15#4
Yeah, CDkeys code thing doesn't work on phones.
Not bad, shame Steam sales aren't what they used to be though. Almost always much cheaper to buy from Humble Store/GMG/CDkeys/GoG and so on during sale times. Even more so outside of sales times.
Darkle
27 Oct 151#2
Not bad if you buy consumables or use the marketplace I guess.
But when you compare that it would take two of these to buy Fallout 4 for example for a total of £34, but from the same cdkeys website you can buy Fallout 4 for £26.59 with their 5% off code.
Zoidberg_Jesus to Darkle
27 Oct 15#5
There are many games which aren't available from grey market sellers, and Steam's sales are still pretty good. I'll have no trouble using the £40 of credit I picked up.
Darkle
27 Oct 151#6
I agree, it's just I almost always find the game I'm looking for (even during steam sales) cheaper on GMG, even without going to grey market.
The number of games that aren't available from third parties is pretty low, I wouldn't commit too much money into steam before I even know what I'm going to spend it on. That's even worse than pre-ordering, you're pre-disposing your money :smiley:
It's like when your auntie would give you those high street vouchers, and you think, why not just give me the money and let me spend it anywhere :smiley:
kanekindratiuk
27 Oct 15#7
This is great. Only thing I think I'd use it on is Skins for CSGO haha
joetootell to kanekindratiuk
27 Oct 15#9
I'd recommend OPskins for CSGO skins. They're like 60% of the price
RooGuru
27 Oct 15#8
Nice! Might pre-order a steam controller now. Managed to play with one the other day. They're pretty neat.
Joshimitsu91 to RooGuru
27 Oct 151#10
There's like a £8 delivery charge or something ridiculous like that.
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Whether you know a FPS fanatic, RPG Guru or RTS specialist, give them the gift of gaming with the £20 Steam Wallet Card.
All comments (26)
Not bad, shame Steam sales aren't what they used to be though. Almost always much cheaper to buy from Humble Store/GMG/CDkeys/GoG and so on during sale times. Even more so outside of sales times.
But when you compare that it would take two of these to buy Fallout 4 for example for a total of £34, but from the same cdkeys website you can buy Fallout 4 for £26.59 with their 5% off code.
The number of games that aren't available from third parties is pretty low, I wouldn't commit too much money into steam before I even know what I'm going to spend it on. That's even worse than pre-ordering, you're pre-disposing your money :smiley:
It's like when your auntie would give you those high street vouchers, and you think, why not just give me the money and let me spend it anywhere :smiley: