By Tim Hage on Feb 14th, 2011 at 4:21PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
A real treat for long-time fans of the point-and-click adventure genre was Steam’s recent influx of older adventure classics in their online store. Even better was the pricing of these games.
By Tim Hage on Feb 7th, 2011 at 6:04PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
This week’s budget title is for all the MegaMan and side-scrolling space shooter titles. If that’s not enough, it also happens to be an indie title and makes full use of Steam Cloud and Steam’s achievement systems, and even offers full controller support.
By Tim Hage on Jan 31st, 2011 at 10:21AM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
Magicka, the Steam-topping hit from Paradox Interactive is the focus of our cheap recommendation this week.
By Tim Hage on Jan 24th, 2011 at 12:14PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
Though some gamers would argue that the casual, point-and-click gaming genre is slowly dying off and regressing into the shadows, Big Fish Games disagrees, and they can prove it with one of their newest titles, Drawn: The Painted Tower.
By Tim Hage on Jan 17th, 2011 at 10:36PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
Since the classic days of coin-operated machines at your local arcade, 2D side-scrolling shoot-em-ups have been struggling to find their place in mainstream gaming. As such, it’s been even harder for fans of the genre to get their fix. Today, the Bargain Bin aims to help ease some of that laborious searching.
By Tim Hage on Jan 10th, 2011 at 5:51PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
Fans of tower-defense, casual gaming, and/or the unethical treatment of zombies will enjoy today’s Bargain Bin. Though, not part of any special deal or seasonal discount, Plants vs. Zombies is worth every cent of the $9.99 it costs through Steam.
By Tim Hage on Dec 27th, 2010 at 5:44PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
Because there’s a chance that some of you still don’t know about this, and because Steam’s discounts are still completely embarrassing every other digital distribution service with these Holiday sales, we really had no choice but to remind you of Steam’s sales with this week’s Bargain Bin.
By Tim Hage on Dec 13th, 2010 at 12:21PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
This week’s Bargain Bin features a game that puts you in the seat of a major system admin. If system admins were built into servers, that is…
By Craig Lloyd on Nov 22nd, 2010 at 11:21AM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in this tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
Flight Control is a wildly popular iPhone game by developer Firemint. Last Thursday, the game of epic plane-landing proportions hit Steam in the form of Flight Control HD. Read more about it after the break.
By Tim Hage on Nov 15th, 2010 at 2:12PM
The Bargain Bin is a weekly feature that helps out gamers in the tough economy. How does it help? Once a week, it offers a great and cheap game ($10 or less) to keep you going until your next paycheck.
Remember that little game we told you about earlier this month that promised a relaxing zen experience coupled with physics-based puzzle gameplay and bundled with cute and appealing visuals? It released last week for $9.99. I think you know where this is going.
