Be warned, the Civ 3 and Railroads do not work well in Windows 7 x64. Both of them list XP as requirements.
Civ 3 has font/dialog issues, where some things unclickable, and Railroads crashes constantly (both AMD and Nvidia video cards). Note: I have not tried the steam versions, these versions were retail boxes, patched from Firaxis. Not sure about the other games.

Interestingly, Pirates (the one they're not selling), runs just fine on Windows 7 x64.

EU IV has been 9.99 on various places on sale before
Why put it up when its 8 hours away?

Why not? :p

Looks like its Steam only and its a pc port of a mobile game. Ill pass.

upcoming deals on UK.Gamesplanet.com
has a Ubisoft sale:

Anno 2070 - (Wed-Thu) £5
Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon - (Thu-Fri) £4.08
Assassin's Creed 3 (Fri-Sat) £5.10
Far Cry 3 (Fri-Mon) £3.75

I am not sure what DRM Anno has but the others have uPlay.

and 10000000 is on sale for iOS and PC/Mac/Linux for $1/$1.50
http://eightyeightgames.com/

Id hazard to guess Anno 2070 probably has Uplay like the rest. Havent seen the Steam version sold outside of steam stores
Im actually surprised Might and Magic X Legacy is on sale. Its a brand new game....

Daily Deal at GamersGate:

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing (Steam) - €5.10 - 66% off

it's on 10% to 20% is not so uncommon these days for new games.
Gamesplanet quite often has smaller discounts for new games.

they put that up on sale at least once a week nowadays...

Is the game worth it minus the DLC? (i see the dlc isnt on discount)

There is a demo on Steam you can try.

No i mean is the dlc essential to get the best experience or is the base game fine itself?

The main game has one single character class. Two of the DLCs provide one additional class each. If you're fine with playing the default class, you don't need those DLCs. The game has a rich system of skills and abilities, so even he default class can be skilled in multiple completely different ways.

The "Blue Blood" DLC provides new skills for a ghost that is your companion. I can't tell how important it is.

I have played the game a bit, and I found it fun. Gameplay is very generic for action RPGs, but I don't mind. The setting provides a fresh breeze, and the graphics are pretty good.

Still, you could wait until the "complete edition" goes on sale as well. It was on sale already some weeks earlier, I suppose it will go on sale again.

This sums it up nicely. If you're curious how it feels, it feels more like Diablo 3 than Diablo 3.

An rpg I never knew about, thanks for the link. (using the newly updated enhanced steam, I see a lucky ass country that all ways gets a base price reduction of 43%, I want to live there!)

edit: found out its Russia... man they games dirt cheap :(

If you're patient The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing will likely be cheaper in the future. If I recall correctly I paid about $7 US dollars for a complete edition including all DLC in a Steam flash deal during their Winter sale and I'd seen the base game cheaper before too (about $5 US dollars).