CD Keys have now made it so you must be logged in to use the discount code. So you'll need to be logged in before you get it down to £6.98
- Lloydinio
All comments (86)
powerbrick
30 Dec 15#1
no DLC?
targetbsp to powerbrick
30 Dec 15#5
I just bought it and mine was the pre-order version with the DLC
alexmurphy01
30 Dec 15#2
epic game for this price. only played around 6 hours but it's great fun.
Scootss
30 Dec 151#3
this game is fantastic! and optimised like a beast for pc my gtx 950 is hitting 45fps on ultra
eloo to Scootss
31 Dec 15#79
I recommend 30 or 60
If you have a framerate ranging between that it will look stuttery and even worse than stable framerate
Just Wondering
30 Dec 151#4
A lot of game for little money .
iwo
30 Dec 151#6
Probably my GOTY. This price is a bargain.
freeman76
30 Dec 15#7
Damn this is cheap as chips. I was thinking of buying a steam controller this week, might have to bundle this on top!
MovingPictures
30 Dec 15#8
Fantastic game this one. Well optimised too!
chapchap
30 Dec 15#9
Still not cheap enough.
KINGYFUN
30 Dec 15#10
cheers op..ordered ta
XxLJCJxX
30 Dec 152#11
If I hated the film, and when I say hated I really do mean it, worst film I've seen in a long time. Any chance I'll like this game?
bryngreen to XxLJCJxX
30 Dec 151#23
This.
Had a massive argument with my girlfriend because we were both so distraught about how bad this film was. So bad. So so bad. 97% of people on rotten tomatoes are 100% in crack. So bad.
Snakeyes646 to XxLJCJxX
31 Dec 15#77
It's nothing to do with the film, the film was awesome also.
MBeeching
30 Dec 15#12
Excellent, my brother will be very pleased. I told him this would soon be £7 if he has a little patience.
May grab a copy myself :smiley:
chantelle310
30 Dec 15#13
Must pick this up st this price! Gonna sell my ps4 and use PC solely for games so this is a nice addition for £7
ColinB1984
30 Dec 15#14
Brilliant for this price! Though the game does get repetitive, but I guess that goes for the vast majority of games you can put many hours into.
BlightySpike
30 Dec 15#15
Great spot. Been waiting for the game to hit a low price. Was gonna pull the trigger on the Steam sale price. Glad I held off. Pre-order DLC included, just checked my Library.
Thanks to the OP for the headsup.
TheGreatMogul
30 Dec 15#16
Cheers, ordered!
slugger
30 Dec 15#17
How do you get the code.... I liked the page on Facebook and the game on the site... still no discount applied at the checkout. help me out please someone, it's driving me nuts!
clnsndrs to slugger
30 Dec 15#18
On the 5% tab on FB you have to enter an email address or anything random to generate a code that you use on CDKeys. The code last 10 minutes.
Thanks clnsndrs.. I've just tried your link it appears to be broken ...... The page you requested cannot be displayed at the moment. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may be broken or expired, or you may not have permission to view this page.
clnsndrs to slugger
30 Dec 151#21
Go to Cdkeys yourself on facebook and click the "Click here to get 5%" tab. Enter email or something random and click Submit. It should work that way.
Use this code it only lasts 10 minutes though
26400YXC85
absulute2012
30 Dec 15#20
Decent game, if a little repetitive. I put 60 hours into it so it's worth the price.
slugger
30 Dec 15#22
cheers mate .. I gave up in looking for the tab will try your code bud
clnsndrs to slugger
30 Dec 15#24
Just realized to use the code you have to have an account with CDkeys and not just try to checkout with paypal without one.
slugger
30 Dec 15#25
Woo Woo.. Your code work perfect M8 thanks for your help. ☺
clnsndrs
30 Dec 15#26
Glad to hear it worked :wink: You can use FB multiple times to get a code on future purchases.
JimBobJr
30 Dec 15#27
Waited 30 minutes for the discount code to change multiple times and its still not working, any help?
TaffyTois
30 Dec 151#28
You will need to be logged into the cdkeys website before you can enter the code. If you don't have an account then you will need to make one before it will accept the code.
slugger
30 Dec 15#29
Okay another problem... I got the key from CD keys and activated it fine ... when I install the game the size of the game file is only 129mbs which I'm sure it should be a hell of a lot more... when u click on play it says the game is not executable anybody else experiencing similar problems
BlightySpike to slugger
30 Dec 15#30
I'm downloading it now. steam needs to download 24.8 gigs. I think it expands to 32-ish gigs once it finishes. This is just a guestimate and could be way off.
slugger
30 Dec 15#31
BlightySpike good luck let me know ....unstalled it and did it again ... Failed to start game missing executable Grrrrrrrrrrr
LiamLFC92 to slugger
30 Dec 15#32
Does your hard drive have enough space?
slugger
30 Dec 15#33
Good point Liam I'll go check.. haha.. should of bought a bigger ssd drive if not.
slugger
30 Dec 15#34
83GB left u can't tell me it's bigger than that lol
LiamLFC92 to slugger
30 Dec 15#35
Close steam completely, then run as administrator and try again
slugger
30 Dec 15#36
Okay will do cheers
BlightySpike
30 Dec 15#37
Final install size once expanded was 32.3 gigs.
Liam has a point regarding hard drive space. Steam downloads the game to a temp folder and then installs to your "common" games folder. So I guess you will need 24.8 + 32 gigs to complete the process.
slugger to BlightySpike
30 Dec 15#38
That's still only 55GB I've got 83GB left ... deleted summit else now so upto 100GB if this don't work I'm gonna have to message them ... says 129mbs download then says to launch the game so summit is up with it.
chapchap to BlightySpike
30 Dec 151#56
Steam also leaves massive files behind- use this software and you'll be surprised how much space it frees up.
what happens if you right click Mad Max in steam, click properties, then local files, and then click verify integrity of game cache?
slugger
30 Dec 15#40
looking at it... I think they gave me the DLC instead of the game... says DLC installed 2/2.. idiots!!!
slugger
30 Dec 15#41
All files successfully validated is what M8
LiamLFC92
30 Dec 15#42
From what I've read, the game requires you to have the 64-bit version of Windows. Do you know if you have 32-bit or 64-bit?
slugger
30 Dec 15#43
windows 32bit .... omg really! I'm pee'd off now
LiamLFC92 to slugger
30 Dec 15#44
I'm sorry, that's really unfortunate, I've updated the post to try and prevent it from happening to anyone else.
slugger
30 Dec 15#45
Cheers M8 not your fault guess I should of read it. No possible work around to get the game going without windows 64 bit is there?
LiamLFC92
30 Dec 15#46
I've googled about a little, but there doesn't seem to be any way to run it using 32-bit.
slugger
30 Dec 15#47
Okay Thanks it was worth a try.... what about if split the hard drive and install Steam OS will tht work?
LiamLFC92
30 Dec 15#48
I don't think the game supports SteamOS
slugger
30 Dec 15#49
I'll take a look anyway... never mind thanks
Lloydinio
30 Dec 15#50
yay was waiting for this to go down as i've completed Just cause 3 now
reddragon105
30 Dec 15#51
What CPU do you have? If you've got a 64bit capable CPU there's no reason you shouldn't be running a 64bit version of Windows. This game requires 6gb of RAM (8gb recommended) and with a 32bit Windows installed there's no way you could be using more than 3gb of RAM so you'd barely be able to run it even if it was 32bit compatible. Your PC either doesn't meet the required spec in the first place or it's being crippled by your OS.
Lloydinio
30 Dec 15#52
my code isn't working, anyone got a spare?
ManiacUK
30 Dec 15#53
They'll be paying us to play this in a few months time :laughing: Great price!
Hazzsta
30 Dec 15#54
Been waiting for a price drop on this. Thanks OP.
ST3123
30 Dec 15#55
It won't as Steam OS is Linux based when the vast majority of modern games are written to run on Windows and not Linux so they don't run on Steam OS. Ironically a 'gaming' OS has far less compatible games than regular Windows. IMHO Steam dropped a real clanger basing Steam OS off Linux instead of Windows.......
But I digress, red hot deal.
sassychick5
30 Dec 15#57
facebook key doesnt work for me ?
LiamLFC92 to sassychick5
30 Dec 15#58
Make sure you have an account on CDKeys and are logged in
smcash
30 Dec 15#59
Good deal. Heat added!
myjess
30 Dec 15#60
Superb game. Loved every bit of it, except for the suspicious bug near gastown where the snipers would re-appear even if I shot them before.
slugger
30 Dec 15#61
Never realised how requirements have moved on for the pc since over a year and a half ago since purchasing a PS4 every game I purchased was with in range of the spec so never bothered looking at the requirements of the games. since the ps4 and xbox one has come into play, guess they had to up the requirements to keep up with the times. so running a game on a 32 bit OS was a no brainer for the system build I own. Pentium G860... AMD HD 7770/
4GB Ram Windows 8.1/10/ 32bit... I'm a causal gamer not somebody tht spends **** loads on a system.. long as it plays me's happy :smile: time for a upgrade I think :smirk:
It's hardly ironic. It's ridiculous to suggest that it could ever have been anything different. SteamOS has only been released (in the form of Steam Machines) a couple of months. It will take time to catch up and start to entice more AAA publishers to get on board (and a large part of that will be the forthcoming Vulkan graphics API).
It's remarkable that SteamOS has so many games already. At launch it probably had more than the PS4 and XBone combined. It probably had more *good* games as well. All the platforms library numbers are bulked up with Indie titles, so that's not even the preserve of SteamOS/Linux. It launched with more titles than any console in history. It also took a while for any number of AAA titles of note to appear on either of the traditional consoles. the only thing they really had in their favour was the guarantee that there would definitely *be* lots of good titles coming eventually. As far as I can see, until recently, they were pretty thin on the ground.
There is no way that SteamOS *could* have been 'built-on Windows'. For the project to work out and be controllable by Valve it really had be be built on either Linux or a BSD. Windows would never be able to give the solid console experience that is SteamOS's goal.
SteamOS and Steam Machine's may or may not work out, but I really hope they do. With a bit of refinement, a few hardware upgrades and more AAA publisher support they really could do well. I think that would benefit everyone. More choice is good.
reddragon105
30 Dec 15#64
That CPU is 64bit so you should install a 64bit OS. There's no reason not to - it will make no difference with 32bit software but any 64bit software will run more effectively - and that includes Windows, which basically means your whole PC. You would also have access to all of your 4gb of RAM, instead of the 3gb you're currently using - you've got 1gb going to waste! If you've upgraded from Windows 8 to 10 you'll be able to switch to 64bit just by reinstalling Windows - use the tool that creates a Windows 10 install disc/USB stick and select 64bit when it gives you the option.
I wouldn't say you really need to upgrade right now - your PC should be able to handle most things out now - but Mad Max is relatively demanding so I don't know what sort of performance you'd get. Either way, you should get at least a slight performance boost from your current system just from switching to 64bit Windows.
slugger
30 Dec 15#65
LOL already on it M8... I got a spare hard drive already in my system with Windows 8.1 on it. went to Asda this afternoon, picked up a Cruder Blade 8 GB SanDisk flash drive for £2 :confused: I've been eying up for days .... so is tht right then if I got a windows 8.1.. X86 they will automatically let me to choose if I make it a X64 or a X86 when I upgraded to Windows 10?.... I'm a old time windows user so never gave the 64 bit a chance because of how it use to bog down the system when previous installs on old machines cheers
zoso1313
30 Dec 15#66
brilliant game, criminally underrated
BlightySpike
30 Dec 15#67
I agree with your sentiments. A Independent Steam OS is required in this day and age. It keeps MS on their toes. The one game that would really bolster it, would be if Half life 3 was released exclusively on the OS. This of course will never happen.
I remember back in the day, installing Quake3 test on Linux in order to see the game running long before the win32 release. This forced me to have a look at Debian et al. I went back to Windows soon after.
reddragon105
30 Dec 15#68
If you go through the upgrade process it will just install whatever -bit you had with Windows 8.1, so upgrading goes 32bit -> 32bit or 64bit -> 64bit. But if you do a fresh install you'll get to choose (I think that goes for both Windows 8.1 and 10 but definitely for 10). Search for Microsoft's Windows 10 Media Creation Tool - it will burn a bootable DVD or make a USB stick for you and it will ask you whether you want 32 or 64bit as you set it up.
slugger
30 Dec 15#69
yep doing it now with the windows 8.1 attaching it to USB using the Windows 7 USB tool, that always works for with me no matter what version you got of windows. As for the memory it might struggle with 4GB but seen a few offers of a 4GB stick for about £16 so might be worth the purchase, just see how I get on with the 4GB I got Atm... thanks :smirk:
coventgamer
30 Dec 15#70
free on pirate bay cold brrrrr
Lloydinio
30 Dec 15#71
bought it earlier today, quite fun so far. easily worth 6.98
reddragon105
30 Dec 15#72
Ah yeah the Windows 7 tool is great, I've used that loads, it's just that it's for converting downloaded ISOs to USB, which is great (so presumably you've already got 8.1 saved somewhere) but the Media Creation Tool is handy as it will download the latest version of 10 for you, so no prior download required and it will be up to date. I didn't have a great experience upgrading from 7 to 10 - PC a bit slow and too much space taken up on my SSD by the Win7 backup - so I used that to do a fresh install and it went very smoothly.
It's quite grindy but in a good way. If you're a bit OCD when it comes to gaming (gotta catch 'em all!) and like the look of the combat and driving then it will be right up your street.
slugger
30 Dec 15#73
You can delete previous versions of Windows with the Disk Cleanup running as Admin if I recall to stop it clogging up valuable space on your hard drive. Caught up in like a pile of poo in in sand stroam atm . stuck on making a choice what to do bro . I'm a Windows 10 insider , My Windows 8.1 wasnt legal mate so puts me in a predicament what to do?... if I delete the 10 and start from scratch the Windows 8.1 upgrade I will no longer have the legal windows 10 insider , any suggestions?
Rhythmeister
30 Dec 15#74
It's VERY well optimised indeed, my HD 7870 Tahiti laughs at this game on ultra too :smile:
reddragon105
30 Dec 15#75
The way Windows 10 works, once you've upgraded and activated you can do a fresh install and it will automatically activate again because it will recognise your PC, but I don't know anything about how Insider works so I don't know if you can upgrade from that to the release version or if you can do a fresh install and it will automatically activate. Do you have a product key for it? Do you know if it entitles you to the full release version?
wottodo
31 Dec 15#76
Anyone can help out, is the game totally different to the Time l will never get back watching the movie`
PS. To all involve in that movie, there is a special place reserve for you in Hades.Rant over.
wottodo
31 Dec 15#78
Are seriously seriously seriously kidding?
If you are not, that`s £6.99 saved, if you think the movie is awesome,
Chances are not my kind of game (l hate downloading game anyway, prefers hard copy another reason not to buy)
Thanks anyway.
eloo
31 Dec 15#80
You forgot SteamOS reduces performance more than 20% compared to Windows. Yikes
format
31 Dec 15#81
great game, looks amazing on anything and fun to play even if you do get a bit sick of chasing down map icons for upgrades (same as any modern "open-world" game). bargain for this price but it's been sub-£10 since a couple of weeks after launch (yet can't seem to find MGS5 under £20).
as for the windows vs. steam OS discussion, i do like the idea of steam OS but there are still notable omissions from it's lineup and reliable news sites have reported heavy performance hits running games on it vs. windows (understandable really, the most used OS will get the quickest updates and drivers). considering steam already has a big picture mode and great streaming support i fail to see why anyone would bother with steamOS in it's current state.
BlightySpike
31 Dec 15#82
This game is terrific. Planned on playing for a couple of hours yesterday but was still driving round the wastelands at 2am. Fantastic scale and pacing. If you are a fan of open world games that have a stack of content, then this is just the ticket. Great basic batman style combat with tight controls. The cars control great not too sloppy nor tight. Basically this is what I was hoping from iD's Rage all those years ago. The changing light really affects the vast environments, making me sometimes stop mid mission just to take in the vista.
Highly recommended.
ST3123
31 Dec 15#83
Darn, it's just gone up :disappointed: £7.99 now. Not terrible price but I'm not gonna get it when i know I coulda had it for £6.98. Was really close to pulling the trigger on it too. Guess it's back to the waiting game....
annp1
2 Jan 16#84
Do people think it'll hold this price for a while? I don't want to buy any games, as I'm studying for an exam and I know I'll use any distraction right now, so I've not bought this or JC3 until I'm into February and done with the first two exams.
BlightySpike to annp1
3 Jan 161#85
My advice would be to concentrate on your exams for now and treat yourself once you have a break in your studies. Who knows, by the time feb rolls around it might be at the magic fiver price point. :smile:
annp1
3 Jan 16#86
Yeah, I've only recently picked up on cdkeys.com, and it seems Just Cause 3 seems to be creeping up in price if anything! But yea, trying to behave and not allow myself any new distractions.
Opening post
https://www.facebook.com/cdkeyscom/?fref=ts
EDIT: GAME REQUIRES 64-BIT OS
CD Keys have now made it so you must be logged in to use the discount code. So you'll need to be logged in before you get it down to £6.98
- Lloydinio
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If you have a framerate ranging between that it will look stuttery and even worse than stable framerate
Had a massive argument with my girlfriend because we were both so distraught about how bad this film was. So bad. So so bad. 97% of people on rotten tomatoes are 100% in crack. So bad.
May grab a copy myself :smiley:
Thanks to the OP for the headsup.
Try this:
https://www.facebook.com/cdkeyscom/app/393344207416996/?ref=page_internal
Use this code it only lasts 10 minutes though
26400YXC85
Liam has a point regarding hard drive space. Steam downloads the game to a temp folder and then installs to your "common" games folder. So I guess you will need 24.8 + 32 gigs to complete the process.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tikione/
But I digress, red hot deal.
4GB Ram Windows 8.1/10/ 32bit... I'm a causal gamer not somebody tht spends **** loads on a system.. long as it plays me's happy :smile: time for a upgrade I think :smirk:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpeJXdoxf9I
It's remarkable that SteamOS has so many games already. At launch it probably had more than the PS4 and XBone combined. It probably had more *good* games as well. All the platforms library numbers are bulked up with Indie titles, so that's not even the preserve of SteamOS/Linux. It launched with more titles than any console in history. It also took a while for any number of AAA titles of note to appear on either of the traditional consoles. the only thing they really had in their favour was the guarantee that there would definitely *be* lots of good titles coming eventually. As far as I can see, until recently, they were pretty thin on the ground.
There is no way that SteamOS *could* have been 'built-on Windows'. For the project to work out and be controllable by Valve it really had be be built on either Linux or a BSD. Windows would never be able to give the solid console experience that is SteamOS's goal.
SteamOS and Steam Machine's may or may not work out, but I really hope they do. With a bit of refinement, a few hardware upgrades and more AAA publisher support they really could do well. I think that would benefit everyone. More choice is good.
I wouldn't say you really need to upgrade right now - your PC should be able to handle most things out now - but Mad Max is relatively demanding so I don't know what sort of performance you'd get. Either way, you should get at least a slight performance boost from your current system just from switching to 64bit Windows.
I remember back in the day, installing Quake3 test on Linux in order to see the game running long before the win32 release. This forced me to have a look at Debian et al. I went back to Windows soon after.
It's quite grindy but in a good way. If you're a bit OCD when it comes to gaming (gotta catch 'em all!) and like the look of the combat and driving then it will be right up your street.
PS. To all involve in that movie, there is a special place reserve for you in Hades.Rant over.
If you are not, that`s £6.99 saved, if you think the movie is awesome,
Chances are not my kind of game (l hate downloading game anyway, prefers hard copy another reason not to buy)
Thanks anyway.
as for the windows vs. steam OS discussion, i do like the idea of steam OS but there are still notable omissions from it's lineup and reliable news sites have reported heavy performance hits running games on it vs. windows (understandable really, the most used OS will get the quickest updates and drivers). considering steam already has a big picture mode and great streaming support i fail to see why anyone would bother with steamOS in it's current state.
Highly recommended.