Join Snake in his latest Metal Gear Solid adventure, taking place nine years after the events of Ground Zeroes.
Experience complete freedom in the open-world environment which gives you the ability to choose how you approach every mission.
Immerse yourself in the Metal Gear Solid world with realtime weather and a realistic passage of time.
Navigate your surroundings with a variety of different travel options!
Sneak in stealthily or go in all guns blazing, the choice is yours!
£5 Voucher usable with any purchase £50 and over.
- KoopaDuckie
Top comments
MrCollective to Drake19
5 Apr 163#6
Just read the small print, you get the £5 voucher from buying anything but unfortunately have to spend £50 to use it. Cheeky beggars!
Do you not have to spend £50 to get £5 off?
Still the game at £12.99 is a really good price.
Drake19
5 Apr 16#4
No its from a £50 spend
MrCollective to Drake19
5 Apr 163#6
Just read the small print, you get the £5 voucher from buying anything but unfortunately have to spend £50 to use it. Cheeky beggars!
Drake19
5 Apr 16#5
Heat still added from me.
geebeegooner
5 Apr 161#7
Like I say, can't whack the price:)
MBeeching
5 Apr 16#8
Mega bargain. Already got it though... :disappointed:
orig
5 Apr 16#9
heat ordered cheers
squibski
5 Apr 16#10
Title is misleading - £50 spend required to get the Boucher, but still a good price
squibski
5 Apr 16#11
Or voucher even
grizzl33
5 Apr 161#12
the £5 voucher can only be used against a £50 purchase.
tsimehC
5 Apr 16#13
How do you know this purchase gives a Steam key? Doesn't mention it on GAME's page and only says "only DVD compatible".
MBeeching to tsimehC
5 Apr 161#15
It uses Steamworks, it has to be activated on Steam no matter where you purchase it.
(Apparently the disc doesn't actually contain anything, just a Steam installer!)
Cravenation
5 Apr 16#14
For those hoping that the game is included on the disc, nothing is except the steam installer. Link to MGS artilce here
tsimehC
5 Apr 16#16
Thanks for explanation. Does that mean you have to leave the game in your disc drive everytime you want to play it?
MBeeching
5 Apr 162#17
Straight in the bin, or on the mantelpiece...
Smoking173850
5 Apr 16#18
Great price hear added.
Cheapest it's been before?
tsimehC
5 Apr 161#19
Oh right, I get you. Like Darkness II (which I just binned). :smile:
KirstyB87
5 Apr 16#20
Links not working?
MBeeching to KirstyB87
5 Apr 16#21
Seems to be okay, have you tried a different browser?
reddragon105
5 Apr 161#22
*Sniff* Not as good as 99p but considering how hard it was to find a copy at that price and the prices elsewhere this is very hot!
Handy wikipedia list of all Steamworks games (i.e. games that require Steam whether you buy from Steam store, key site or retail/disc copy) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_using_Steam_authentication
And no, you won't need the disc in the drive when you play it. That truly is a thing of the past. Steam is online DRM so you don't need the disc for copy protection, it's just there for the convenience of installing the game from it, although once added to your Steam library you'll also be able to install it by downloading it so as long as you have decent internet you won't ever need the disc.
EDIT - Just saw Cravenation's post above. Apparently this doesn't include the game on disc so you'll have to download it! That isn't normally the case...
wolf47wolf
5 Apr 161#23
if yoy don't have it yet, at this price just but it workout thought. lovely game.
You'll need to pure get a few weeks off your work though...
leeb2000
5 Apr 16#24
Only showing at £24.97 now, shame, would have jumped at that price.
Human_me
5 Apr 16#25
No longer at that price now £25
Expired :disappointed:
cowsmoooo
5 Apr 16#26
damn just missed out :disappointed:
cptspock
5 Apr 16#27
when was it 99p?
condracky
5 Apr 16#28
It wasn't. Dying Light and some others were 99p but this was £12.99 back then too.
KirstyB87
5 Apr 16#29
Both Firefox and Edge.
MrCollective
5 Apr 16#30
Game have now sold out. Expired.
shikztheurbanlegend
5 Apr 16#31
this got online MP as well ?
seanmorris100
5 Apr 16#32
DAMN IT WHY DID I MISS THIS!!!!
guvnor123
5 Apr 16#33
Same price instore
Phobos
6 Apr 16#34
Back in stock at £12.99 for those that missed it.
H0axx to Phobos
6 Apr 16#35
Can't see it, gone already?
Darkchef
6 Apr 16#36
yeah back in stock. just grabbed a copy.
Dickytwo
6 Apr 16#37
Me too, should unexpire...
jeffcruickshank88
10 Apr 16#38
I bought this game for £17 best purchase ever I have 120 hours game time and only 22% complete :smiley:
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Opening post
Web Price Only
+ £5 Voucher
Join Snake in his latest Metal Gear Solid adventure, taking place nine years after the events of Ground Zeroes.
Experience complete freedom in the open-world environment which gives you the ability to choose how you approach every mission.
Immerse yourself in the Metal Gear Solid world with realtime weather and a realistic passage of time.
Navigate your surroundings with a variety of different travel options!
Sneak in stealthily or go in all guns blazing, the choice is yours!
£5 Voucher usable with any purchase £50 and over.
- KoopaDuckie
Top comments
Just read the small print, you get the £5 voucher from buying anything but unfortunately have to spend £50 to use it. Cheeky beggars!
All comments (38)
Still the game at £12.99 is a really good price.
Just read the small print, you get the £5 voucher from buying anything but unfortunately have to spend £50 to use it. Cheeky beggars!
(Apparently the disc doesn't actually contain anything, just a Steam installer!)
Cheapest it's been before?
Handy wikipedia list of all Steamworks games (i.e. games that require Steam whether you buy from Steam store, key site or retail/disc copy) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_games_using_Steam_authentication
And no, you won't need the disc in the drive when you play it. That truly is a thing of the past. Steam is online DRM so you don't need the disc for copy protection, it's just there for the convenience of installing the game from it, although once added to your Steam library you'll also be able to install it by downloading it so as long as you have decent internet you won't ever need the disc.
EDIT - Just saw Cravenation's post above. Apparently this doesn't include the game on disc so you'll have to download it! That isn't normally the case...
You'll need to pure get a few weeks off your work though...
Expired :disappointed: