We’ve been late to the party. Shame on us. Still, we are presenting you today the third day of Steam’s Autumn Sale. PC gamers can purchase today Skyrim and Transformer: Fall of Cybertron for 24,99€, Crysis 2 for 10,49€, Saints Row: The Third for 7,49€ and Prototype for 14.99€. In addition, Max Payne 3 – perhaps the most optimized PC game of 2013 – comes with a 70% discount and will cost you 12,49€. Full list below. Enjoy! Continue reading Steam Autumn Sale: Day Three – Skyrim 24,99€, Crysis 2 10,49€, Max Payne 3 12,49€→
Valve announced a major update to the Steam gaming platform called Big Picture. Steam’s new Big Picture mode lets gamers access all of their favorite Steam games on a television. With the press of a button, Steam displays a new full-screen user interface optimized for readability and interaction on TV. Big Picture has been designed to be used with a traditional game controller, while also fully supporting keyboard and mouse input. Continue reading Steam Big Picture Announced→
Valve has just announced the first 10 games that were given the green light from Steam’s community. According to the company, Black Mesa: Source, Cry of Fear, Dream, Heroes & Generals, Kenshi, McPixel, No More Room In Hell, Project Zomboid, Routine and Towns are the first games that were successfully ‘greenlighted.’ Continue reading Valve Announces First 10 Steam Greenlight Games→
Our reader Dan Rutstein has spotted an interesting Steam entry, suggesting that Guacamelee! (a Sony exclusive indie game) will be coming to the PC. Set in a world inspired by Mexican culture, Guacamelee! features a down-on-his-luck agave farmer named Juan Aguacate, who sets out to save the world when El Presidente’s Daughter is kidnapped by an Evil Charro Skepeton. The story takes place in and around a small village in Mexico, and has the player travelling through “The World of the Living” and “The World of the Dead” on his quest to rescue the girl he loves. Although DrinkBox Studios, the company behind Guacamelee!, has not revealed anything yet, we can expect this side-scrolling Metroidvania style game to hit our beloved platform at a later date. After all, Steam’s registry rarely lies. We’ve captured a screenshot from Steam’s registry entry that can be viewed below – alongside the game’s announcement trailer. Continue reading Steam’s Registry Suggests That Sony’s Exclusive ‘Guacamelee!’ Is Coming To The PC→
A lot of Capcom fans have been wondering why the Japanese company has chosen GFWL over Steamworks, as Valve’s DRM seems a whole better – and provides proper protection prior to the game’s launch – than the one of Microsoft. Well, time for some answers as Capcom’s Senior VP of planning and business development, Christian Svensson, went ahead and explained the reasons for choosing Microsoft’s DRM. Continue reading Capcom explains the reasons choosing GFWL over Steamworks; Piracy A Big Issue In All Platforms→
Valve, creators of best-selling game franchises (such as Counter-Strike, Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, Portal, and Team Fortress) and leading technologies (such as Steam and Source), today announced the launch of Steam Greenlight, a new platform feature that enlists the community’s help in selecting some of the next games to be released on Steam. Continue reading Valve Releases Steam Greenlight – Gives Power To The Users→
Valve today revealed a new Steam feature called Group Updates, making it easier for players to share and enjoy their gaming experiences. According to the company, since The Community first launched, Steam gamers have created over 2.5 Million groups, bringing together their friends and other like-minded gamers to talk about their common interests. Continue reading Steam 2 – Day 2 Announcement – Group Updates→
Good news for Steam users as Valve will be revealing some new features its digital distribution service during the next four days. Today, the company unveiled Steam’s Game Hubs. Game Hubs are collections of game-centric discussions, workshop items, screenshots, videos, and news. It’s both community created and official content, as rated by you, Steam users. Continue reading Steam – Day 1 Announcement – Game Hubs Revealed→
Valve, creators of best-selling game franchises (such as Counter-Strike, Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, Portal, and Team Fortress) and leading technologies (such as Steam and Source), today announced the first set of Software titles are heading to Steam, marking a major expansion to the platform most commonly known as a leading destination for PC and Mac games. Continue reading Steam will start selling non-game software→
