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Other Free and Heavily Discounted Games:

The latest free games from Epic Games are Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse - Be the Zombie. Kick A** and Take Brains. It’s 1959 and the city of Punchbowl, PA, is a beacon of progress and ideal living. Show the living that law and order are no match for a dead man on a mission! Includes Single player and coop modes. Also available for free is the Paladins Epic Pack that instantly unlocks 4 Champions: Androxus, Raum, Tyra, and Ying - one from each role. You'll also unlock 4 skins: Exalted Androxus, Subjugator Raum, Baroness Tyra, and Snapdragon Ying!. The base game is free to play and can be found HERE - Paladins is set in a vibrant fantasy world and features a diverse, ever-expanding cast of Champions with unique abilities, ranging from sharpshooting humans to mech-riding goblins, mystical elves, and jetpack-clad dragons. With Paladins' deckbuilding system, you can choose from dozens of abilities to become an iron sights sniper, a grenade-slinging explosives expert, or a track star with an assault rifle – all as the same Champion. Next weeks freebie from Thursday 21st Oct 4pm UK time/11am Eastern is Among the Sleep - Enhanced Edition - a first person horror adventure, in which you play a two year old child. After waking up in the middle of the night to mysterious sounds, you start exploring the dark looking for comfort. The game explores horror through atmosphere and exploration, not with scores and combat systems. In Among the Sleep you’re vulnerable, scared, and trying to make sense of the world.

Indie Gala have added more games to their showcase section HERE, e.g. The Last Time, Chop Chop Princess!, Skull Rogue, One-bit Arena, Lightfish, Renzo Racer and Die Young. Once added to your Indie Gala library, they will always be available to download; even when they have been removed from the free list. All the leisure Suit Larry games have now been removed.

You can usually find links to Steam and non Steam freebies via Delenn's threads over in the forums HERE (non-Steam) and HERE (Steam). Thanks a million for keeping these threads updated frequently Delenn, it's really appreciated by me and I'm sure many other community members.

The latest Humble Choice bundle unlocked on Tuesday 5th October last week; If you have the original subscription before it changed from the Humble Monthly to the Humble Choice bundle you get 12 games plus a DRM free indie arcade game called The Groundz (Set in a Oakland, CA circa 1993, The Groundz is a street dodge ball game where players smash on each other at Parks and Rec's and Youth Development Centers all across the city. Smash on opponents in a 2 vs. 2 with friends) and access to all the games in the Humble Trove while your subscription is live. The Humble Trove includes around 75+ titles. The DRM free titles you can download and keep forever. The other games in the Trove can be downloaded and played while your subscription is live. If you suspend a month you lose access to those games for that month. They are adding games to the Trove virtually every month. Here's just a few examples of what's included in the Trove. Race the Sun: Challenge Edition, Zodiac II, Volantia: Kingdom in the Sky, Shady Knight, 20 minute Metropolis, Keyboard Sports, When Ski Lifts Go Wrong (this is £14.99 on Steam, you get the DRM free copy, so can still play it if you suspend your subscription). Also includes Valhalla Hills (another Steam game worth £7.99, but you get the DRM free version), Broken Sword 5, Runestone Keeper, Bomber Crew, (another DRM free copy that is £14.99 on Steam), Drawkanoid (£3.99 on Steam), Actually quite a few of the games in the Trove are also on Steam, but you always get the DRM free version.

There are different subscriptions available, details of which you can find HERE.

If you subscribe, it doesn't tie you in to buy every monthly choice bundle. If you find the latest bundle isn't for you, just go to your account page and suspend that month. This has to be done for each months bundle if you don't want them before your subscription is due for that month. Apart from the amazing bargains found with these choice bundles; there is always at least one or two premium AAA games, plus several other AAA and high level indie arcade games included in each bundle.

This months bundle includes Amnesia: Rebirth, John Wick Hex, 112 Operator, Guts and Glory, Ring of Pain, Garage: Bad Trip, The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia, Tools Up, Hiveswap FriendSim, Black Future '88 and Syberia 3. (Not as inspiring as some of the previous bundles, but most of the games are still excellent.

If you come across any free games either permanently free or temporarily free that you think are worth downloading, please do post details and links in Delenn's threads HERE (non-Steam) and HERE (Steam). Thank you in advance.

The following link HERE takes you to the Steam Database where you can find all the games that are on sale via Steam. You can create lists that select all the best deals and often include over 200 games with 90% off. i.e. click on the % and Price headings to get the best 90% deals; for example at the moment you can get the excellent Battlefield V for £5.49 with 90% off. There's also a Battlefield bundle that includes Battlefield 1, 4 and V that is heavily discounted at 92% off at £10.40 (usually £127.97). All three games have an excellent single player campaign, plus a decent multiplayer mode. You can also get Battlefield 1 and 4 for 88% off each if you already own Battlefield V; though you may find the bundle is still the best option.



Finally, you'll find quite a few games in the Microsoft store for free HERE; e.g. Clash of Irons: Blitzkrieg, Tribes Warfare, Roblox, Crash of Magic, 8 Ball Billiards, Bike Stunt 2, Pac Man Cat, Brain Test: Tricky Puzzles, Lightning Speed Car Race, Cave Golf Master, Superbike Hero, Marine Empire: Warship Battles, Asphalt 9: Legends, Microsoft Mahjong and over 980 more.

There's a non game offer on Steam for Movavi Video Suite 18 with 90% off; (the usual price is £65.95, but with the discount is £6.59).

The Humble bundle is offering the complete TheHunter: Call of the Wild package for £11 (usually £102). This is a game I've become very attached to over the past few months accruing almost 500 hours of game play; with 10 reserves to explore and hunt in; from America (Rocky Mountains, Leyton Lakes and the Yukon), Europe (Hirschfelden & Cuatro Colinas), Africa (Vurhongha Savanna), Russia (Medved Taiga), New Zealand (Te Awaroa)) and South America (Parque Fernando & Rancho Del Arroyo). There is a free version called TheHunter: Classic, which includes all of the reserves; and is as good as Call of the Wild, but the graphic is slightly dated compared to call of the Wild. You can find the
deal HERE.