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Offline Bethor

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nice C1 collection pack on GG for 20 euro
« on: April 11, 2012, 09:41:56 PM »
Since i had a gamers gate account anyway for cities in motion i was looking at what else gamers gate had to offer.
at the same time i was playing around with "men of war" demo on steam and considering to buy it..

than i ran into this
http://www.gamersgate.com/DDB-1CBIGPACK/1c-complete-pack-bundle

its bigger than the steam pack. you cant register most games on steam afaik. but still a hell of a deal.

anyway with 50 odd games including the men at war i (and all the follow ups) i was looking for i wont be bored anymore for 20 euro's

keep in mind though that most of those games just suck monkey balls. but men of war allone on steam was 12 euros and just for one part. so this seemed the better deal :D
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Offline Caradir

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Re: nice C1 collection pack on GG for 20 euro
« Reply #1 on: April 11, 2012, 10:00:35 PM »
its not bad

the Kings Bounty games arent bad
the Space Wolves games arent bad
The UfO games are pretty good (except aftershock which i just dont like)

most of the others i have no experience of
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