Dana,

Thank you for your comment Dana. Fell Seal Arbiter's Mark has gorgeous graphics, though the price tag is a lot more at almost AAA prices (£23.99). One I don't have, but will watch out for it in the next sale. It reminds me of Titan Quest, though Titan Quest wasn't turn based RPG, more a hack and slash action RPG that had better graphics than Fell Seal Arbiter's Mark, (especially the later versions such as Titan Quest: Atlantis and Titan Quest: Ragnarök.

Whiterabbit-uk, OMIGosh! That looks awesome! It could even run on my current lil computer. (Choosing a new one specs wise is a nightmare so far. A ton of things to consider T_T) Fell Seal is different style, nice, but like you this is more my kind of thing.

In any case, thanks for the heads up. I love the graphics in this one and the setting. Wishlisted. If they wer both on sale, and I could, I'd get this one first. :) Definitely one to watch - thanks to Zelda, I do love a bit of hack n slash (and lot of it, Dante <3, lol). Cheers. ^^

Dana,

Hi Dana, No promises, but I may have a spare Steam key for the first two Titan Quest games, i.e. Titan Quest and Titan Quest: Immortal Throne. They were re-released as an anniversary edition on the tenth anniversary of Titan Quests release back in 2006. Despite being over a decade old now they still look fantastic; though Ragnarok and Atlantis, that were released as dlcs for the anniversary edition in 2017 and 2019 respectively look even better. The anniversary edition received a massive overhaul and even had modding options added with a Steam workshop area, so there is lots of extra content made by the community. The originals won't have that, but are still fantastic games and still look excellent.

I have around 10 000 unused Steam keys which I accumulated when I used to buy various indie bundles from Indie Gala, Humble Bundle and others. Sometimes a bundle would only have one game I wanted, but it was still worth getting price wise. Over several years from the first bundles released almost a decade ago up to July 2017, I used to buy virtually every bundle I saw; consequently I accumulated thousands of spare keys. I gave a whole bunch of them (around 500) to one guy, and have passed on hundreds of others over the years.

The only issue is finding them as I have hundreds of documents with the bundles detailed on them, but my filing is appalling, with documents saved in 'to sort' folders, which have then been copied into other 'to sort' folders. some being nested as several deep, all with hundreds of files stored in them. I have been slowly scanning the backups to a database, but its tedious work with well over a thousand DVD's, several hundred 25GB Blu Ray discs and around 14 terabytes of external disk backups it seems to be taking forever. I only scan a few at a time, then it may be weeks or months before I do it again. That said, I will have a look through a folder I have on one of my internal drives that I know has quite a few of those documents. If I do find a Titan Quest key, it's yours. :)

Whiterabbit-uk, Aw that'd be so awesome! Yea, it's a lot of work to sort these things. I got into a group buy habit on Steam for a while. Truthfully, sometimes a bundle does only have one thing you'd like. Recently I went through it all and sorted out keys to either trade or giveaway - which is how I ended up getting Devil May Cry 4 - multiple key trade with a cool person.

I'm done with that though - you spend more than you think before you know it, and I really shouldn't nark my limited budget that way. :)

Seriously though, I don't have even an 1/8th of what you have and it took me a while to put them into several Google Sheets. >.< I did a successfully giveaway my last birthday and Delenn helped by sending me a few more keys, ha ha. I needs must do more giveaways. ^^

If I can find something good like a light Open Office with a sound database, I'd prefer to store the data that way though. It's what my college training is in. :P If you can get your info into text files or something like that, I'm happy to organise your stuff too. It'd be my pleasure. <3 Cheers.

Dana, Dana, I found a key in my Humble account for the Gold version of Titan Quest, which includes both the original game and the Immortal Throne expansion. The code was exposed, which means it could have been used as I used to give away some of keys I didn't need, but back when that was included in a bundle (~4 years ago), I used to open all the keys, so there is a chance it hasn't been used. I've emailed it to your Hotmail account and messaged you on Steam with the code. I hope it works. If not, I'll keep looking as I have hundreds of documents with lists of Steam keys still to look through.