You are right, it's far from the best but one of the best designed TDs. It also has some humor.

Yeah I did play it a bit and I must admit that it has a brilliant difficulty curve but it is a bit basic and clearly more tailored to their casual game followers. There's been a few mix ups in the genre but tower defense seems to be a dime a dozen at the moment (so a bit like fps atm I guess.)

PAYDAY The Heist 4.99$/£3.75 in GameFly

America

Europe

http://www.impulsedriven.com/orcsmustdie 75% off ( daily deal )

Sonic 4 Episode II is $10.94 on Greenman Gaming. I am very happy. :D

EDIT: Unlike Sonic 4 Episode I (at least the last time I downloaded it and proceeded to back up the game files), this episode is not DRM-free, and apparently cannot be run independently of Steam. It tries to launch Steam if you do. This is a question I've been meaning to ask for some time now, but if anybody knows how to deal with these problems, I'd appreciate a PM.

Man, I wish Sega was on GOG already. I'd have paid the $4 extra if it meant actually owning this game. At least I got it with credit, and my hopes weren't terribly high that it'd have no DRM. Just thought some of you might want to know as much as I wanted to.

As long as I'm here, does anybody happen to know if my other major wishlist item, "Ys: The Oath in Felghana", has DRM? If you own it, just try launching it without Steam running and see if it loads. It should be DRM-free if that's the case, providing there isn't any sort of registry or online check of some kind.

Awesome game, highly recommended :)

Serious Sam Pack, Serious Sam HD: Double Pack and Serious San HD: The Second Encounter -75% until the 22nd of May.

Elements of War is 75% off at GG.

/ [url=http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-EOW/elements-of-war?caff=3472801]$4.99

King Arthur 2 - 50% off on Steam until 28.5.2012

Only by Coupon, if anyone is interested, send me a PM, first one will get the Coupon

Kalypso Week at GamersGate.

It's Steamworks. One of the US devs confirmed this on the Steam forum a while back.

I think another dev said they'd look into DRM free versions, but knowing Falcom... it probably won't happen for now.

For people who want some good old-fashioned story-driven RPG action (this means you, PS:T fans!), Avernum 4/5/6 ("The Great Trials Trilogy") is now available on Steam and on sale for 20% off. http://store.steampowered.com/sub/14583/

For any Mac users out there who don't already have these games, the Mac versions are on sale for $9.99. (Technical difficulties preclude the Mac versions being on Steam via Steamplay.) http://www.spiderwebsoftware.com/newstuff.shtml

I have all three, and while my favorites are A4 and A5, A4-6 are fantastic games that'll give you hundreds of hours of gameplay between them.

Buy "Ceville", folks - it's fantastic.

I agree. Ceville is a good point & click adventure game.

Yep, Ceville is good. Less British than Time, Gentlemen, Please but good.