YS VI: The Ark of Napishtim is now out

http://store.steampowered.com/app/312540


This means that all that's left on Xseed's plate for the year is SC! Shouldn't be long now! \o/

 

May the 4th Be With You Steam sale.

http://store.steampowered.com/sale/star_wars_may_4_2015

 

Thanks, really appreciate it. Can't wait to give it a try, but I'll sadly have to wait another month until school is over.

 

Fair enough, I've really enjoyed it so far though it's much better than 5.

 

Anything worth buying but for the both KOTORs?

Haven't played much star wars games but for the beforementioned RPG games.

 

try the LEGO games

 

Jedi Academy is amazing.
No clue what state the multiplayer is in after all this time, but even just the SP is worth it.

 

Get Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast and make sure you turn the realistic lightsabers console command on. It's fucking amazing.

 

Tie Fighter.

 

I played the shit out of Empire at War, but I don't know if it held up. Gonna also second the Jedi Knight series. Both Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy are stellar games.

 

Haven't played Empire at War in years, but I also played it like crazy back in the day. Age of Mythology, Battle for Middle Earth, and Empire at War were my strategy games.

 

I have 2(two) guest codes for Diablo 3, that are good for act1 skeleton king, anybody interested?

 

If anyone wants I got free steam keys (humble)

 

If you're in the US, Ubisoft currently has a promotion for Witcher 3. The key given is a GOG key, not a Steam key.

The free games are Uplay only however, in case that's a deal breaker.

 

I still owe you a game, Z, continue to hit me up if anything jumps out at you, been busy as all hell. And then some.

 

Anyone got Witcher 2 (or 1) laying around? I'm planning to get 3 soon, and the 20$ pricetag on Steam right isn't looking very appealing.

 

The Mount & Blade Collection is $22 on Humble Bundle right now,

 

G2A has them for cheap

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G2A is your friend

 

How does G2A work exactly? Is it as straightforward as it appears? Pick game, pay, download? How do they achieve such prices?

 

http://www.polygon.com/2015/2/9/800...ose-mysteriously-cheap-gray-market-game-codes

I don't really like G2A. Seem scumbaggy as fuck to me, personally. People love the cheap prices, though.