Decent price. Haven't played the game to be able to review it :(
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iant67
24 Apr 1617#1
Subscribe to the Humble Bundle monthly, and you get this straight away, as well as the monthly games when they come out. It's about £8.50 ish to sub, and you can cancel after your first payment.
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hatton420
26 Apr 16#26
Yes each to there own. Personally I wouldn't have them in my steam library if you paid me the few quid. I'd never play them ..
I think a lot of people feel that way over the humble bundle deals too. They're never really sort after games are they.
MattyPlant
26 Apr 16#25
Well they weren't Steam retail prices, they were lowest recorded prices. And you wouldn't get them for a few quid as you said.
As I said each to their own, I already owned Mad Max, bought the bundle anyway, sold Mad Max for 4 CSGO Keys so I made my money back, and Ive got some titles on the way.
quiffy
26 Apr 16#24
This is a great game, lots to do and has a pretty good map. well worth the money for a bit of fun.
Vasanthvignesh
26 Apr 16#23
Wow win 8 available. Really hot.
Alien18
25 Apr 16#22
Anyone ever bought of Instant Gaming before? Are they trustworthy?
hatton420
25 Apr 16#21
Quoting me BS retail steam prices for games that are crap only confirms what I already knew. I'd raver save the few quid and hassle. Those are the type of games that you find on many key sites for sale in so called hot random key sales where you pay a few euros for a bunch of so called hot random keys and end up with crap like that, that nobody really wants .. each to their own I guess ..
Midnight Tboy
25 Apr 16#18
quick 2 questions on the humble bundle monthly thing. Is it easy to cancel after signed up for first month? And say if I sign up for month 1, and cancel the very next day...do I still get the whole lot of listed items for the month til its actually run out, or must I cancel near the last day to make sure dont miss them?
neosalad to Midnight Tboy
25 Apr 161#20
yeah.. every time ive done it (twice) i've signed up and cancelled either straight after or waited a bit closer to the date.. (incase anything in the humble store caught my eye to use the extra 10% off)
you just log into humble, go to your account and cancel the monthly thing, you still get the other games once revealed, so no issues there!
If anything it works out better to cancel and re-sub as you get to use the voucher for 10% off a humble monthly for a new subscriber ($10.80 instead of $12)
I only will go for it if the main game (the one you get early) is somehting i want.. the rest is a bonus, as theres always a chance you could get keys for something you already own.. depending on your game library.
CABellamy
25 Apr 16#19
It's a great game, absolutely beautiful to look at in stills and in motion. Definitely worth £7.
It suffers a little from Open-World syndrome. IE lots of things to do, but maybe only 25% of them are actually interesting to do after the first iteration. That never held Ubisoft games back though and a lot of it is completely irrelevant to the main plot line. It's just extra fluff to consume your time.
heavleemetal
25 Apr 16#17
Great game. Got poor reviews but I really enjoyed it. Hooked me for longer than Arkham Knight or MGS V and I had more fun than both of those combined.
dr_raff
25 Apr 16#16
I semi reviewed this game on release, and at the original cd- keys price of 14 quid, it was still just 'fine'. this is a hot price, but if you've honestly got anything in your steam library you haven't got round to playing yet, then you should maybe give this a swerve.
This War Is Mine : Low £4.19 : Released Nov 2015 : 1st Time In Bundle
Nuclear Throne : Low £7.92 : Released Dec 2015 : 1st Time In Bundle
Renowned Explorers: International Society : Low £8.99 : Released Sep 2015 : 1st Time In Bundle
And those are just 3 of the 9 bundled games. Humble Monthly really is a good thing!
Each to their own really, but I would pay the extra £1.50, at least if you dont like the titles you could trade them on SteamGifts or Barter and get your money back!
summerof76
24 Apr 161#14
Heat added :wink:
Lloydinio
24 Apr 161#13
haven't played it much but it's quite fun and ridiculously well optimised. Worth the price
hatton420
24 Apr 16#12
Yes I've used them before in the past for a bundle or two but generally the games I find are complete crap and I've only bought the bundles before because I'll want 1 of the games in the bundle and the rest generally are of non interest.
jallsey
24 Apr 16#9
Bought but don't like the dodgy payment methods, had 2 pay another £1.50 to use PayPal
hatton420 to jallsey
24 Apr 161#11
Nothing wrong with Shrill at all it's safe and used by many retailers. I've used it many a time over the years and been problem free.
milky228
24 Apr 161#10
Humble monthly games are very rarely over 3 years old, it's usually 1 year old triple A title, 2 recent indie games worth playing and 3 sub par games that someone might enjoy.
hatton420
24 Apr 162#8
I bit at this price, heat added. :smiley:
Feck humble bundle. I can't be done with messing around cancelling and the free games you get are generally complete crap from 5 year ago that are a waste of time being in your steam library. I'd sooner pay this price from Instant Gaming and save a few quid then the hassle of cancelling subscriptions and having a bunch of free old games that nobody cares about any-more ..
neosalad
24 Apr 162#7
i would defo say to get the humble monthly for £1ish more
(most likely you will have a 10% off code too if you bought any of the recent Humble bundles)
making it $10.80 (£7.49) not $12 (£8.33) + you'll get another 4-5 games or so in a couple of weeks!
iant67
24 Apr 1617#1
Subscribe to the Humble Bundle monthly, and you get this straight away, as well as the monthly games when they come out. It's about £8.50 ish to sub, and you can cancel after your first payment.
fridgehead to iant67
24 Apr 161#6
Cheers for that, theres even a 10% off code for the first month which bought it to around £7 for the first month
Moss87
24 Apr 16#3
this is windows 10 only right?
sco0ter to Moss87
24 Apr 161#5
no. windows 7 or 8 as well but it does state 64 bit
sradmad
24 Apr 162#4
nice find op, worth a shot at that price, heat added :smiley:
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I think a lot of people feel that way over the humble bundle deals too. They're never really sort after games are they.
As I said each to their own, I already owned Mad Max, bought the bundle anyway, sold Mad Max for 4 CSGO Keys so I made my money back, and Ive got some titles on the way.
you just log into humble, go to your account and cancel the monthly thing, you still get the other games once revealed, so no issues there!
If anything it works out better to cancel and re-sub as you get to use the voucher for 10% off a humble monthly for a new subscriber ($10.80 instead of $12)
I only will go for it if the main game (the one you get early) is somehting i want.. the rest is a bonus, as theres always a chance you could get keys for something you already own.. depending on your game library.
http://imgur.com/gallery/EKr4g
It suffers a little from Open-World syndrome. IE lots of things to do, but maybe only 25% of them are actually interesting to do after the first iteration. That never held Ubisoft games back though and a lot of it is completely irrelevant to the main plot line. It's just extra fluff to consume your time.
Link to review - Mad Max review.
This War Is Mine : Low £4.19 : Released Nov 2015 : 1st Time In Bundle
Nuclear Throne : Low £7.92 : Released Dec 2015 : 1st Time In Bundle
Renowned Explorers: International Society : Low £8.99 : Released Sep 2015 : 1st Time In Bundle
And those are just 3 of the 9 bundled games. Humble Monthly really is a good thing!
Each to their own really, but I would pay the extra £1.50, at least if you dont like the titles you could trade them on SteamGifts or Barter and get your money back!
Feck humble bundle. I can't be done with messing around cancelling and the free games you get are generally complete crap from 5 year ago that are a waste of time being in your steam library. I'd sooner pay this price from Instant Gaming and save a few quid then the hassle of cancelling subscriptions and having a bunch of free old games that nobody cares about any-more ..
(most likely you will have a 10% off code too if you bought any of the recent Humble bundles)
making it $10.80 (£7.49) not $12 (£8.33) + you'll get another 4-5 games or so in a couple of weeks!