There are tons of great games coming out soon and if you get them from GameFly you can get them for cheap!

Click here to check out the awesome pre-orders @ GameFly.com

• Coupon Code: GFDMAY25
• Discount: 25% Off Select Pre-Orders
• Expiry: Unknown

There are seven games that this coupon code works with. They are:

• Resident Evil: Revelations (Releases: 20th May 2013) – Was $49.99 - Save $12.50 – Now $37.49
• Wargame: AirLand Battle (Releases: 30th May 2013) – Was $39.99 – Save $10 – Now $29.99
• Grid 2 (Releases: 28th May 2013) – Was $44.99 – Save $11.25 – Now $33.74
• Remember Me (Releases: 4th June 2013) – Was $49.99 – Save $12.50 – Now $37.49
• DARK (Releases: 14th June 2013) – Was $33.99 – Save $8.50 – Now $25.49
• Total War: Rome II (Releases: 3rd September 2013) – Was $59.99 - Save $15 – Now $44.99
• Company of Heroes 2 (Releases: 25th June 2013) – Was $59.99 – Save $15 – Now $44.99

It should be noted that since GameFly doesn’t ship to Canada, we can only get the PC versions of these games. The PC versions are digital downloads so there is no shipping.

There is definitely something for everyone here. You’ve got racing in Grid 2, strategy in Total War: Rome II, survival horror in Resident Evil: Revelations and a bunch of other genres. If there are a bunch of these that you want, you don’t have to worry about which one you’re gonna get because they are fairly spread out. I don’t buy a ton of video games but I often wander into a store and have a hard time choosing between two or three games. I always get them all home and then play one way more than the others and feel bad about it. I thought I was weird but I’ve spoken to friends who have had the same experience.

With this sale you can pick up a bunch of games and have them spread out over weeks or months. That way you don’t have to worry about feeling bad that you spent all this money on a game and you are are letting it sit there collecting dust while you play anther one. For more guilt-free gaming, check out our GameFly Coupon Codes!

Have you ever felt the guilt of getting two games and neglecting one? Let me know in the comments below!

Metro: Last Light is going to be huge and as is commonplace with most huge, new games, it’s gonna be a resource hog. Give it the resources to pig out on with a new GeForce GTX Video Card from Canada Computers and Electronics.

•  Click here for a FREE copy of Metro: Last Light with your GeForce GTX

When you pick up a GeForce GTX 660 video card or higher you’re going to get Metro: Last Light (PC) via digital download. It’ll run through Steam. Retail price is around $50. Shipping on the game is free since it’s a digital download and shipping on the video cards depends on where you live and what you buy. It’s not a flat rate. If you live near a Canada Computers location in Ontario or Quebec, you can pick up your GeForce GTX in-store for free.

• Click here to Canada Computers store locations

Metro: Last Light is the sequel to the Ukrainian game Metro 2034 which is based on a 2005 Russian novel by Dmitry Glukhovsky. And a partridge in a pear tree! Getting away from the game for just a second, isn’t it great when something spawns a whole bunch of other awesome properties?  The book has also gotten a sequel and a whole series of books written by other authors, as well as two games. Anywho, Metro: Last Light has been pushed like no other. It’s been on video game stores for months and it isn’t even out yet! I did some looking around and it looks like it’s going to be an awesome game.

One of the things that makes it awesome is the graphics. I’m not really a graphics guy in that I don’t need good graphics to enjoy a game. My current PC games of choice are Warcraft 3 and Portal. The original Portal. It’s gameplay that matters to me. That being said though, if the graphical ponies are there, let them gallop. To do that you’re going to need a good video card and with this deal you get a great, beautiful game when you buy a GeForce GTX 660 or higher video card. There are dozens of cards available and the price ranges anywhere from $200 to $1100 so there is a video card here for everyone!

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Haven’t played Skyrim yet? Have it but want more? Maybe Dishonored is more your speed. Whatever you want, GreenMan has it and they have it for cheap!

•  Click here to get Skyrim or Dishonored or both @ GreenManGaming.com

Bethesda makes some of the best games out there and Green Man Gaming has a couple of them and their DLC on sale. This is what you can get:

• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Was $49.99 – Save $20 - Now $29.99
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dragonborn - Was $19.99 – Save $10 – Now $9.99
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dawnguard - Was $19.99 – Save $10 – Now $9.99
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Hearthfire - Was $4.99 – Save $2.50 – Now $2.49
• Dishonored - Was $59.99 – Save $30 – Now $29.99
• Dishonored: Dunwall City Trials - Was $4.99 – Save $2.50 - Now $2.49

Skyrim and Dishonored are both great games, getting ratings of over 90% on Metacritic. To be honest with you, I have heard about Dishonored but have never checked it out before now. It’s actually a different kind of game than I thought. It looks almost like an Assassin’s Creed game, which I really dig. I love Assassin’s Creed and putting a game like that in the capable hands of Bethesda Softworks can’t be bad. The 91% on Metacritic seems to agree.

Skyrim, another game I haven’t played, is one that I am a bit more familiar with. Skyrim is from the “Elder Scrolls” series. If that name tickles your memory it’s because “The Elder Scrolls” is the series that spawned the fantastically received Oblivion and of course Morrowind. Very good games!

Regardless of which game you get, you’re probably gonna have a good time and the prices are so good you could get each of them.

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Tired of the big guys like EA throwing millions towards marketing to get you super excited only to release a poor experience? Then how about you check out some Indie games (at a steep discount) from Game Fly!

• Click here to get up to 75% off Indie games @ GameFly.com

There are nine games on sale here. Here are a few:

• Sine Mora - Was $9.99 – Save $7.50 – Now $2.49
• Torchlight II - Was $19.99 – Save $10 – Now $9.99
• Gratuitous Space Battles - Was $14.99 –  Save $9 – Now $5.99
• Space Pirates and Zombies - Was $9.99 – Save $7.50 – Now $2.49
• Symphony - Was $9.99 – Save $6.59 - Now $3.40

Buy this game. No intro for this deal people, just go to Game Fly and buy this game. Right now. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

•  Click here to buy Telltale’s The Walking Dead game @ GameFly.com

That’s a lie. I don’t promise you won’t be disappointed. I don’t know you so maybe you won’t like this game. I dunno. Anywho, the game is normally $24.99 but you save $15 and get is for only $9.99.

I write about a lot of games that I’ve never played. This one I have definitely played and I recommend it to anyone of age. It’s definitely not for the youngins, so keep that in mind. This game is essentially an old adventure game. You remember those right? Not a huge amount of action. You don’t really need to have mad Nintendo hands to get through it.  There are some actiony parts, but by and large you do two things: solve puzzles and make heartwrenchingly hard decisions. I mean really hard. The game puts you in a place that you, for example, decide who lives or dies and have to decide in seconds. It really makes you go by your gut. You get a few seconds to decide who you save and who gets eaten by a zombie and those few seconds will haunt you because you keep on going back to it. Did you do the right thing? Should you have saved the other person?

Do you try to lie your way out of a situation or do you just tell the truth? What if they find out you lied? What if they turn on you when you tell the truth?

This is the first game that has ever gotten me so attached and involved that I cried at the end. You feel for these characters so much that it will affect you even after you are done playing. It’s definitely the best game of 2012 and I expect the next iteration will not disappoint. Telltale has done the video game world a huge favour by showing that a game can be more than just racing, killing or sports.

The game was originally released in five “episodes” but this game collects all of them in one game. The game doesn’t follow the comics or the show but there are some guest appearances from recognizable characters.

For more deals, check out our GameFly Coupon Code page!

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Listen, we all know Orcs Must Die, but why must it cost so much to kill said orcs? It never made sense to me and, apparently, never made sense to Steam either because they are selling it for 75% off!

•  Click here to buy Orcs Must Die! 2 @ SteamPowered.com

I first heard about this game (I think) on the now defunct Game On! show on TWiT Networks and it looked really cool. Actually, I think they were talking about the original Orcs Must Die! Basically it’s a tower defense game with totally new mechanics. Wikipedia, the book of knowledge, has this to say about it’s predecessor but it still holds true to the second:

It is a tower defense game that eschews the traditional top-down view of similar games, instead using a third-person action-oriented viewpoint

It’s really hard to explain this game in words, so here, watch a gameplay video of the Orcs Must Die! 2 demo with some explanatory commentary!

Pretty awesome, eh? Yeah, I thought so too! This is a great game and for only $3.75, you can’t miss. It’s a steal at the original $15 but saving $11.25 isn’t a bad thing!

Prices are in USD.

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The only reason that I can imagine Green Man Gaming is putting on this sale is because they want you to save money when you raid tombs!

•  Click to get up to 50% off the entire Tomb Raider series @ GreenManGaming.com

Tomb Raider has been around for a long time. About 17 years actually. For a series to go on that long and spin off as many media properties as it has, it has to be doing something right. The Tomb Raider series has been made into movies, books, comics and even a theme park ride. The games heroine, Lara Croft, is one of the most recognizable video game characters around. And you get all that (at least the video game part) for up to 50% off. There are twelve games, including the newest one, on sale. Here are a few!

• Tomb Raider (2013) - Was $49.99 – Save $12.50 – Now $37.49
• Lara Croft And The Guardian Of Light - Was $14.99 – Save $7.50 – Now $7.59
• Tomb Raider Collection = Was $59.99 – Save $30 – Now $29.99

The clear deal here is the Tomb Raider Collection, which is all nine original Tomb Raider games. The perfect way to get in to the mood for the reboot! Not in the mood for raiding tombs? Try raiding our GreenMan Gaming Coupon page for some deals!

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WildTangentGames already lets you play over 1600 game for FREE but sometimes the game you want costs a bit of money and no one wants to pay, right? Well how about you pay less with a 25% off coupon code!

Click here to get 25% off ANY game @ WildTangent.com

• Coupon Code: SAVE25
• Discount: 25% off any PC game
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Wild Tangent has been around for a while and, for me, they weren’t a player until they got on Android. That was pretty much because if I was going to be on a computer playing a video game it was going to be a full PC game or, if I needed a quick fix, I’d hop on some random free flash game site.

Now, with the prevalence of Android devices and the rise of casual gaming in general, this is a very interesting service. For me it’ll very likely be an Android thing because, like I said earlier, if I’m on the computer to game, I’m playing a full on PC game, not a casual game. But on my Android device I do a lot of casual gaming. They do have stuff that, really, isn’t that casual. They have all genres imaginable from action to RPG to sports and all points in between.

Make sure you check out our Wild Tangent Coupon section for more deals! Go though and take a look at the games they have available. Let me know what game you’re saving 25% on in the comments below!

Big Fish Games is offering 50% off anything on their site until tomorrow with promo code.

Click here to play @ Big Fish Games

• Coupon Code: SPRING
• Discount: 50% off
• Expiry: 24th March 2013

Big Fish Games has so many games for PC, mobile, iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and online. You can download, stream or play right online. They have a new game every day and a comprehensive forum where you can talk everything gaming, plus a blog that lets you know about the newest games. The top ten downloaded in every category is listed, and each game has reviews from other players. If you are new to Big Fish, you can get your first game for only $2.99 with the promo code you’ll find in the Bargainmoose forum under Big Fish Games, along with other promo codes you can use for their site.

There is also a try before you buy option, with one hour of gaming on a game you want to try for free. The games vary in price, but with the 50% off coupon you can get some great games super cheap. It is a great time to stock up on the games you’ve wanted to play for a while.

I like card and puzzle games myself, but I know that adventure and strategy games are really popular. I know how I’m going to spend my Saturday night, how about you?

Green Man Gaming is at it again with another blanket 20% off coupon. If you’re looking for some new PC games, they’ve got the deal you need!

 Click here to check out all the games @ GreenManGaming.com

• Coupon Code: GMG20-P4DLK-FKYRS
• Discount: 20% Off Digital Download PC Games
• Expiry: 15th March 2013 1:00PM ET

I love that GreenMan does this every once in a while. It just completely takes the pain out of finding a good deal on a game. It should be noted that this code has some exceptions. It doesn’t list the exceptions but I suspect it would include any super new releases.

I always seem to be drawn to the weird Indy games whenever I look at GreenMan. Here are a few games that you may not notice while running through the scads of big name games.

• Super Meat Boy - Was $14.99 – Save $2.99 – Now $12
• Sins of the Solar Empire: Trinity - Was $19.99 – Save $3.99 – Now $16
• Penumbra Collection - Was $23.96 – Save $4.79 – Now $19.17

These are just a few well reviewed games that I picked out at random and they are all good prices even before the discount! I challenge all the people reading this to go out and buy ONE Indy game from GreenMan using this code and report back to tell us how the experience was!

Call of Duty games are some of the best selling and, accordingly, best loved games around. Right now you can get the PC download of five Call of Duty games for as much as 50% off at Game Fly!

• Click here to check out some great deals on Call of Duty games (PC) @ GameFly!

There are five games available in this sale:

• Call of Duty: World at War - Was $19.99 – Save $10 – Now $9.99
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - Was $19.99 – Save $10 – Now $9.99
• Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Was $19.99 – Save $10 - Now $9.99
• Call of Duty: Black Ops - Was $39.99 – Save $20 – Now $19.99
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Was $59.99 – Save $30 – Now $29.99

Oh, Call of Duty. Where to start when talking about CoD? Well, first off, I’ve never played a CoD game. Ever. Yes, yes, I know, I’m terrible. I’m just not an FPS guy. I buy maybe one FPS per console generation and whichever one it is, it has got to be amazing. That’s not to say CoD isn’t amazing, I just haven’t had that ache to pick up an FPS. I suspect I’ll have a PS4 before that happens. My video game backlog is so huge right now that I’ll be lucky to finish them all before I get the next console.

But just because I haven’t picked any of these games up, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. People adore these games and they sell faster than any other game. The online experience, especially, is very good so if you’re in to that aspect of FPS gaming, this series is where you want to be.

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Steam Powered has two weekend deals for PC computer games: (1) get 50% off Football Manager 2013 – Originally $39.99, it is on sale for $19.99. (2) Get 66% off the Max Payne 3 originally $39.99, it is on sale for $13.57.

• Click here to check out the Football Manager 2013

• Click here to pick up the Max Payne 3

I’m not very familiar with either of these games – in fact I have only heard of Max Payne and I am completely unfamiliar with Football Manager. However, Max Payne has received a 87/100 metascore which is pretty good. According to reviewer Vandal Online:

Fans of Max Payne in PC can be happy. Rockstar has done its homework and this is not just a port. All the virtues of the console version are here, but its graphics have been greatly improved and with a powerful machines we can enjoy an spectacle. If you like action games and your PC is up-to-date, this is a great acquisition.

Football Manager also has a metascore of 86/100 which lands it in the ‘very solid game’ camp. If you love football you might wast to give this a try, according to reviewer Vandal Online:

With the biggest database of football players and teams, Football Manager 2013 brings back the best of the previous episode to improve and expand it. The only thing we could complain about is the 3D graphics, which we consider should have been better, but still it leaves us with a feeling of almost perfection.

All prices in USD.

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BioShock Infinite is coming soon (March 26th, 2013) and you want it. Don’t argue with me. You know you want it. I know you want it. And, perhaps most importantly, GreenMan knows you want it. That’s why they’re giving you TWO FREE games when you pre-order it!

• Click here to get your BioShock Infinite Pre-Order deal @ GreenManGaming.com

Green Man Gaming doesn’t mess around with their simulators. No SimCity here, children. I’m talking hardcore sim games.

• Click here to check out all the Simulators @ Green Man Gaming

There are 25 sims available. Here are a few of the current deals:

• Trucks & Trailers – Was $34.94 – Save $8.74 – Now $26.20
• Railworks 3: Train Simulator 2012 – Was $29.99 – Save $15 – Now $14.99
• Skyscraper Simulator – Was $19.99 – Save $10 – Now $9.99
  
• Police Simulator 2 – Was $29,94 – Save $7.46 Now $22.45
  
• Airport Control Simulator – Was $9.99 – Save $6 – Now $3.99
• Geopolitical Simulator 2009 – Was $29.94 – Save $22.46 – Now $7.48
• Agricultural Simulator 2012 – Was $26.99 – Save $13.50 – Now $13.49

I’m not kidding when I say these are hardcore sim games. You have got to be seriously commited to farming or architecture to dig these games. There are even wood cutting simulators, blaster (demolition) simulators and road construction simulators.

I always thought I was kinda nerdy for how much I got into SimAnt or SimCity but I have nothing on the people who are into these games. I say that in an almost dismissive way but honestly, if you’re really into trains, these are the games for you. It’s like chess. People who go out and pay for a chess game are generally really into chess.

I think this is one of the best things about gaming and, more specifically, indie game houses. Layernet, for instance, is the maker of some of the odder simulators available in this sale but for the people who love these games, Layernet is a Godsend.

Anywho, if you are really into any of these things, or even if you aren’t, pick them up while they’re cheap. Even if you aren’t into that specific thing, check out the ratings and get a copy of one of the higher rated games. You won’t break the bank and maybe you’ll find out that you really, really like building skyscrapers.

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