Weekend sales for computer games is where the hottest gaming deals from around the web are gathered in one place every week for your consumption. So sit back, relax and hold on to your wallets.
Anio released two bundles this week, and above first a Team17 publisher collection.
It starts with The Escapists 2, golf with your friends, and Passing At the starting level of $5. I join that Neon Abyss: Deluxe Edition and WMD of worms for $10, followed by Headbangers: Rhythm Royale and scratching for $15. Completing the package will cost you $20, and that adds up Tarpang2 in the last tier.
There is a brand new one A package for dungeon crawler fans Even with that I suggest Satan’s sapphire, slave of hell, and going under in the first tier for $7. I join that Lunacid and Siralim Ultimate in layer $11, while Avalon and MythForce Enter to complete the collection for $15.
The Epic Games Store has two games you can claim this week. The gift this time are copies of Orcs must die 3 and Cat Quest II, Two titles with coop options.
Orcs must die 3 Coming in as the latest entry in the Tower Defense series, it introduces a huge variety of orc-killing traps and weapons to players. Playable alone or with a friend, the title has both a full campaign mode to complete and an endless mode for those who want continuous action. At the same time, Cat Quest II Brings back the action RPG formula but with a dog king attached to the story to team up with the cat king. The local coop mode allows you and a friend to fight tyranny as the dynamic duo.
The double giveaway will end on May 9th. As for next week, the store will start with a giveaway for the steampunk-themed tactical RPG Circus Electrique.
Big deals
It’s a pretty busy weekend with sales. Star Wars Day is almost here, so plenty of deals featuring everyone’s favorite galaxy far, far away are here. The recent Steam Festival focused on farming games, selling EA publishers, Total war Franchise discounts, and more can be obtained as well. With more of these, here are the hand-picked big deals for this weekend:
Offers without DRM
The GOG Store also has its own May 4th deals alongside sci-fi and horror discounts. All DRM free as always. Here are some highlights:
Keep in mind that availability and pricing for certain deals may vary by region.
That’s it for our pick of this weekend’s PC game deals, and hopefully some of you have enough self-restraint not to keep adding to the growing backlog.
As always, there are tons of other deals ready and waiting all over the interwebs, as well as services you may already be signed up for if you scan them, so keep an eye out for those, and have a great weekend.