More and more features became obsolete and I countered it with meta-analysis like Price Tracker and Publisher comparison, but the website statistics show that these features were not being used a lot - in the end, they were not in spirit of the initial website idea and goal: compare prices from different Steam regions. There was a need for websites like but this has changed in my opinion. In recent years, Steam also added the features and options that its users were asking for. A few years later, I decided to remove the least popular regions to reduce the costs and improve website performance. This was difficult on the technical side and made running the website a lot more expensive. 7 years ago, tried to keep up the pace and index prices for all new regions. With the release of dozens of new currencies on Steam since approx. more options for searching games and wishlist notifications. They also lacked a lot of the features users wanted, e.g. When I started this website over 10 years ago, Steam had a lot less currencies than today and allowed users to buy from other store regions. As a disclaimer of sort on this expiration, YMMV on some of the deals (including Fallout 4) given GMG has been known to end sales early for their own business reasons.I am sorry to announce that as of today, has closed its doors. That's virtually the same length as the Steam Winter sale (off by 1 hour). The coupon at GMG and the instant savings on the deals above run through January 4th at 9AM Pacific. Note that this deal is mainly aimed towards North Americans so if you live in a different region and you don't see an equivalent percentage off in your region you're better off buying at Steam Store given regional pricing voodoo. We've listed a few other notable titles also on sale at GMG, many of which are significantly cheaper than their Steam Store equivalent. Wolfenstein: The New Order (Steam) - $7.20 (list $60).Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (Steam) - $12.80 (list $40).Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide (Steam) - $20.40 (list $30).Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (Steam) - $32.16 (list $60).Use this 20% off voucher code: NWYEAR-20PERC-WTHGMG
#Fallout 4 steam key for steam sale plus
There you get the similar $10 discount plus a 20% off code, giving you a total savings of $20.15, marking the game down to only $39.84 - a new low price for the Steam copy of Fallout 4. (As far as we know, this appears to be a part of the Winter sale due to its expiring date of January 4th, when the Winter Sale ends over at Steam).Īs the late Billy Mays said: "But wait, there's more!" While this is the time Steam Store has marked Fallout 4 down ten bucks, if you head over to digital retailer GMG you'll find that they have matched and exceeded Steam's deal. November's big release of Fallout 4 is finally catching a price break to $49.99 over at Steam Store. Steam's 2015 Winter Sale was supposed to do away with daily deals and flash sales, but a few individual titles have gone on sale in the middle of their big wave of discounts. Save a bunch of caps on a Steam copy of Fallout 4.
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