pops117: Done! You should receive a Mail now ;)

carnival73: I've got 71 cents in my bank until Wednesday other wise I'd be all over those Penumbra and AI Wars deals.

Might not be able to hit them up Wednesday either as I've booked The Orange Box seeing how I just found an online store selling it for only $35 NZD (usually goes for $50 - if you can find it at all). I'd do the Steam thing but when we're talking that many gigs, I like to have a hard copy.

carnival73: I'd do the Steam thing but when we're talking that many gigs, I like to have a hard copy.

dragonmaster: I wonder why i cant buy Black Mirror from gamersgate, because im not from the us, but there site shows prices both for the uk and eu ???

nmillar: A disappointing conclusion to the Civilization 5 saga:

nmillar: A disappointing conclusion to the Civilization 5 saga:

carnival73: I've played an half hour of it (been busy reinstalling and defragging all day after my recent format.) and from that half hour I would have to say that it's well worth $2 USD.

Picture Gothic (vast non linear 3D world) but with Diablo-style battle controls (click on enemy and your character starts auto attacking until death.). You steer your character with the W key to move him forward the mouse with right button held down to turn him around (might be a bit sloppy to program to a gamepad if you're like me and program most your games to be played with a dual analogue controller.).

At the beginning of the game you've got different tutor's that train you for different forms of combat like ranged with bow or spells with magic or melee with weapons just like Gothic II.

You learn different battle manuevers and spells which are hot keyed to 1-9 (I'm not sure if you can use them any other way other than clicking icons at the bottom of the screen because this is a bit wonky).

You pick up, equip and trade lots of items that enemies drop if your leveled high enough to use the items (much like Diablo).