This might be a dumb question, but is there any official reason why they don't do Steam codes anymore? Seems like most are either GoG, Epic, or Prime Gaming itself.
Games on SALE!
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figmentPez
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Prime Gaming has never had Steam codes. They started out with their own app only, and it's just this past year or so that GOG codes have become a regular thing.
If I had to guess, I'd say that it's likely that Steam doesn't offer them a good enough deal on keys.
Ah, I stand corrected. I thought they had in the past.
I'm pretty sure this is just Steam not wanting to be dealing with generating and dealing with all these free keys.
Hot damn. On November 14, the Castlevania collection will be a free giveaway on the Epic Game Store.
figmentPez
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Slime Rancher is currently 90%-off on Steam , that's $2 in the US.
Did the sequel ever come out?
So much good stuff on sale and here's me trying not to buy games. 
Free game!
figmentPez
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figmentPez
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Jingle Jam 2024
" Donate a minimum of £35, select the Jingle Jam 2024 Games Collection and receive Steam keys for 18 games and more. "
Like most Jingle Jams this is about charity. It's not an amazing deal of must-have games, but there are some solid titles if you want to give money to causes while you do. Games I recognize as highly regarded: Another Crab's Treasure, Shadows of Doubt, and Fights in Tight Spaces, but there may be other gems.
" Donate a minimum of £35, select the Jingle Jam 2024 Games Collection and receive Steam keys for 18 games and more. "
Like most Jingle Jams this is about charity. It's not an amazing deal of must-have games, but there are some solid titles if you want to give money to causes while you do. Games I recognize as highly regarded: Another Crab's Treasure, Shadows of Doubt, and Fights in Tight Spaces, but there may be other gems.
figmentPez
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A year of Humble Choice is on sale for $99 w/ code HOLIDAY24 (23% off).
Speaking as someone that used to have Humble Choice, I didn't find it was worth it in the long run. I STILL have a long list of game keys that are just collecting dust. I've given away more games than I've kept (and gifted several keys to Halforumers by checking their wishlists, as many can attest to
). I've tried trading them with others, but more often than not, their offers weren't of equal value.Honestly, for me, the Humble Choice was great for indie game I was interested in, but less so for AAA games. They were often games I had zero interest in.
Yeah... there is only like 5 games on that list that have any interest to me and I just don't have keys to trade, unfortunately. Humble Choice was really good for like a year and then it just became worthless.
