Winter Sales 2023

[Sir Slash]

So I ended-up with the complete John Tiller's Campaign Series for $10, not because I wanted to play that old dinosaur so much but because back when those games were new I couldn't afford them. Nor a decent enough computer to run them on either. Also picked-up Carrier Battles 4 from Steam because I need a Naval Battle fix.

So, how'd everybody else do?

[JudgeDredd]

I bought

• CoD:MW 2 (2009) @ £15
• CoD:MW 3 (2011) @ £15
• CoD:MW (2019) @ £16.50
• F1 2023 @ £18

I only play the CoD games for the offline campaign.

I have no idea why CoD started re-using the names given to previous games -  CoD4:Modern Warfare was released in 2007 and then they released CoD:Modern Warfare (missing the 4!) in 2019 (though Steam shows it as released in March 2023??). Then there was CoD:Modern Warfare 2 in 2009 and they've just released CoD:Modern Warfare II in 2022 and CoD:Modern Warfare 3 in 2011 has now had a release as CoD:Modern Warfare III in 2023 - it's an absolute PITA when looking for help!

I was coming on here to say I'd spent nothing - but as it happens, I spent £64.50 

That's on top of the £160 I spent on Red Strike (not a sale item, admittedly) and the £80 my wife spent on me on Pacific War!

It was a spendy time.

[bayonetbrant]

There was a sale on Steam for the Playdek versions of GMT games, so I picked up a bundle with Labyrinth, Twilight Struggle, and Ft Sumter for about $3 or so.  I got it mainly for Labyrinth, but the bundle cost less than the usual price of just that one