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PC Digital Games: Dead Space Remake $16, Alan Wake 2 $26.80, Hogwarts Legacy Expired
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Update: Final day to take advantage of this offer (ends Jan. 10th).
Epic Games has their Holiday/End of Year Sale with Several PC Digital Downloads on sale plus Extra 33% Off Coupon on Orders $14.99+ (automatically applies in checkout).
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Note, Epic Rewards will also gain 10% boost w/ purchase
Example Titles (prices below after discount in checkout):
Epic Games has their Holiday/End of Year Sale with Several PC Digital Downloads on sale plus Extra 33% Off Coupon on Orders $14.99+ (automatically applies in checkout).
Thanks Deal Editor Discombobulated for sharing this deal
Note, Epic Rewards will also gain 10% boost w/ purchase
Example Titles (prices below after discount in checkout):
- Alan Wake 2 + Alan Wake Remastered $26.79
- Buy Alan Wake 2 by January 10, 2024 at 11am EST and a voucher code will be emailed to the address associated with your Epic Games Account within 48 hours and must be redeemed by December 31, 2024 (more info).
- Hogwarts Legacy $24.11
- Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX $13.39
- Dead Space Remake $16.07
- Mortal Kombat 1 $28.13
- Assassin's Creed Mirage $23.44
- Ghostrunner 2 $22.77 -> now $20.09
- EA Sports FC 24 $18.75
- Hi-Fi Rush $15.06
- Tchia $13.05
- Remnant 2 $20.09
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart $26.92
- The Last of Us Part I $26.92
- Star Wars: Jedi Survivor $23.44
- Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora $46.89
- Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy $13.25
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Edited December 13, 2023
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Epic Games Store
For those interested
Note, ~pricing may be tentative and may change without notice until offer is live.
Sale will start December 13 and last through January 10, 2024, 11AM ET
For those interested
Note, ~pricing may be tentative and may change without notice until offer is live.
Sale will start December 13 and last through January 10, 2024, 11AM ET
- Epic Games Store Holiday/End of Year PC Digital Sale [epicgames.com]
- Extra 33% Off Coupon will be offered (automatically added to the account and apply to order that exceed $14.99+)
- Epic Rewards will also gain 10% boost w/ purchase
- Some Example Title(s)
- Alan Wake 2 [epicgames.com] (~20% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$26.79
- Hogwarts Legacy [epicgames.com] (~40% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$24.12
- Dead Space Remake [epicgames.com] (~60% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$16.07
- Mortal Kombat 1 [epicgames.com] (~40% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$28.13
- Assassin's Creed Mirage [epicgames.com] (~30% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$23.44
- Ghostrunner 2 [epicgames.com] (~15% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$22.77
- EA Sports FC 24 [epicgames.com] (~60% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$18.75
- Hi-Fi Rush [epicgames.com] (~25% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$15.06
- Tchia [epicgames.com] (~35% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$13.06
- Remnant 2 [epicgames.com] (~40% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$20.09
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart [epicgames.com] (~33% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$26.92
- The Last of Us Part I [epicgames.com] (~33% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$23.44
- Star Wars: Jedi Survivor [epicgames.com] (~50% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$26.92
- Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora [epicgames.com] + 33% Off Coupon = ~$46.89
- Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy [epicgames.com] (~34% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$13.26
- Sonic Superstars [epicgames.com] (~30% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$28.13
- Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition [epicgames.com] (~33% Off) + 33% Off Coupon = ~$35.90
- Some Example Title(s)
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Might have to grab that Cyberpunk bundle though… and MK1.
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Might have to grab that Cyberpunk bundle though… and MK1.
I'm not sure why I even bother with trying to debate ethics on a site that continually shows that people would cut off their own foot if it meant they could save $.01 on shoes.
Yes you are displaying brand loyalty, and I would expect you to elaborate more on your claim of anti consumerism.
It's unlimited number of games in single purchase. I had an issue with zip code in purchase and now it thinks I used mine despite not completing the purchase. Sucks as I want 3 games in my cart. Response from customer service was to prepare for long delays in responses.
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Yes you are displaying brand loyalty, and I would expect you to elaborate more on your claim of anti consumerism.
I am against the posting of deals on this site for grey market resellers as well, many from the Slickdeals staff. If people want to risk their Steam accounts to save a few bucks, they are more than welcome, but I don't feel it is a wise decision to not include a warning letting people know of the risks.
Enjoy your free games while they last, rumor is it will be gone come next year, or at least they will come with some strings.
I already linked some information about why I don't care for Epic. But if you want more info, just search for "epic anti-consumer," it's not a secret. There is a special kind of irony when a company tries to rally the troops using a parody of a commercial that is about falling victim to that exact scenario. But I'm sure most Fortnite players have no idea what 1984 is actually about and it went right over their heads.
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What I think most of consumers don't realize is that it is standard practice to charge software developers 30% to publish on their platform just like Apple and Google. Those costs always get pushed to us.
What steam created at the beginning was an amazing way for developers to get their products to us in a convenient way but now it's almost becoming like Ticketmaster where they're charging exorbitant fees for not much added benefit.
Epic is giving free games away in order to grow their subscriber base so they can get on the 30% fees too.
More competition is generally good just because things like free epic games happen or those fees eventually get pushed down and the consumers then get more savings.
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