Well they have the Steam logo on the pages of the bundle and the game and it says 'supports Steam achievements', but it isn't entirely clear. The webshop design leaves a bit to be desired.
If you do come across (or find out yourself) a definitive answer please post it, I'm curious myself now.

yeah game really know how to confuse things, id say its steam given that when you click on it it shows steam on the top right hand side. let me see if they still have that online chat thingy they used to have...

It is. What I am worried about is that 1 or 2 of them are physical and the rest Steam codes...

pm incoming.....

When?
I'm mostly interested in Batman 2 if you're giving codes away :P

sorry mate (not this time :( ) was just sending a link to online chat.... can log in to do it myself on here :(

Well, I managed to have a chat with Liam from Game. He was not sure about it either, but he assumed that it is 1 Steam key for the whole pack. So it is a little bit of a chance.... Will have a think about it.

I can now confirm that the Lego Super Bundle (http://www.game.co.uk/en/lego-super-bundle-209391) is delivered as 1 single Steam key

thanks for letting us know! :) +rep

Not a game technically, but GameMaker Studio is apparently free for a limited time:
http://gamemakerblog.com/2013/11/25/gamemaker-studio-standard-edition-is-currently-free-50-value/

The entire Just Cause franchise (both games plus DLC) is on sale on Gamersgate right now in a variety of combinations. They have a complete package that includes it all for $10.00, another one that is the same minus the first game for $7.50, or you can buy individual components of the series one by one for 75% off.

The odd thing though, is if you take the $10 price of the all-inclusive package it is more expensive than the price of the Just Cause 2 complete package plus the first game separately ($7.50 + $1.74 = $9.24).

More odd than that, is if you look at the prices of the individual components they list in each package shown in red, the Just Cause 2 items total up individually to $6, and the first game is $1.74, so if you just buy each individual game and DLC package individually it is $7.74 total and you get the exact same thing. The only difference is the 2 package deals include something that doesn't appear to be available for purchase separately as it has no price listed - "Just Cause 2 Guide (Web Access)". Presumably this is just a walk-through/guidebook of some sort that isn't crucial to the game anyway though.

Anyhow, if anyone is interested in these games, you have a variety of options to get them for as low as $7.74 on Gamersgate right now, and even less if there are DLC you aren't interested in etc.

Update: I just noticed there's another package that just contains all of the DLC for $1.75 also. With the standalone 1st game at $1.74 and the 2nd one at $3.74 plus the DLC pack for $1.75, that'd come to $7.25 for the entire series minus the game guide. Gamersgate needs to check their math methinks. LOL


Here is a link to the entire list to peruse and compare as I just did:
http://www.gamersgate.com/games?prio=relevance&q=just%20cause

Alright good to know since I already own LoTR and I'm mostly interested in Batman 2 and perhaps the first Potter one, I've heard the most good about those and LoTR (Batman 2 introduced the open world to the series I think).

I was just kidding, I don't go around begging for games.
Besides, 2.50 in The Great British Nation pounds?
That is not a lot of money for a game.

Thanks for this

ist there any reason to buy JC1 when you have JC2 already? I don't see any besides for the completionist.

Thanks for the info. +1