Rock, Paper, Shotgun

I’ve been following my usual Saturday morning routine of hunting around for the best PC gaming download deals for your to consider purchasing, although with a little more urgency than usual today. I’m about to pop along to the Eurogamer Expo (E2), as soon as I’ve had a shower and shoved some bacon and tea down my gullet I’ll jump on the tube to Earl’s Court. If you aren’t at the Expo too, perhaps some of this selection of cheap games could give you something fun to do over the weekend. For more gaming deals hit up SavyGamer.co.uk. Read the rest of this entry »

Is that a new header image? Why yes it is. Do you like it? It’s a photograph of some buckets. Because what do buckets mean? Bargains! There’s loads of great deals piled up in the bargain bucket this week, so read on to see if any of them suit you. There’s always a record of the best recent gaming discounts over at SavyGamer.co.uk if you want more. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m in a bit of a hurry this morning, for shortly I’ll be embarking on a geek pilgrimage to Bletchley Park, but not in such a hurry that I can’t compile a list of five of the best deals on PC games this weekend, with a pithy description of why each might be worth your attention. Delve into this week’s bucket, and once you’ve snacked on these deals there’s a never ending banquet you can gorge yourself on over at SavyGamer.co.uk. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s bargain bucket time. This Saturday, like any other, there’s some special offers on games for your Personal Computation Terminals, and I’m here to help you navigate the best offers. I also go off on a rant about nuSonic. Sorry about that. For a regular dose of gaming discounts, delivered straight to your browser at your convenience, pop along to SavyGamer.co.uk. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s all going off this weekend. It seems to me that with quite a few big games on the horizon, we’re right towards the end of the Summer drought. As such, quite a few places are taking the opportunity of this quiet time to slip in one last sale. But how to possibly know which are the best deals? Don’t worry, as always I’ve got your back. Firstly there’s my constant chronicling of the best deals over at SavyGamer.co.uk, and secondly there’s a little thing called the Bargain Bucket. Which looks a little something like this: Read the rest of this entry »

Gosh what a horrible day. Is it torrential storms and THUNDER AND LIGHTNING IN CAPITAL LETTERS near you too? Unless you’re planning on braving the outside world to attend the RPS social club tonight, I strongly recommend spending your entire weekend indoors playing some new PC games. Here’s some fun games that you could buy, all of them cheaper than they usually cost. For more gaming deals, check out SavyGamer.co.uk. Read the rest of this entry »

Isn’t it wonderful that PC software is available from a wide range of sources, all competing with each other to offer the best value, features and service they can, in order to earn your attention and custom. Any move to try and restrict the distribution of PC software to a smaller number of distributors, perhaps even just one, would clearly be massively detrimental to consumers, and would drive prices up. I sure hope nothing like that happens in the future. Here’s lots of great value games, all from different retailers, and all heavily reduced. If you want even more cheap games, you can probably find a load more over at SavyGamer.co.uk. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve just completed my usual weekend routine of scouring the digital distributors for the best gaming curiosities for not very much money, and would you just look at what I’ve found. There’s probably something for everyone in this week’s discount selection, and getting all five featured games would set you back not much more than ten English pounds. If this lot isn’t enough to satisfy your appetite for cheap game, you can rely on SavyGamer to bring you all the best deals across all platforms as they happen. Bucket go! Read the rest of this entry »

Much like how a sandwich that you get for free tastes better than any equivalent sandwiches that you had to fork over money for, games that you spend only a small amount of money on are usually more fun than one you paid full price for. Or is that just me? Perhaps it’s you as well. If so, here’s the bargain bucket. Dive in. For a constantly updated record of cheap digital entertainment software, I highly recommend you visit SavyGamer.co.uk. Read the rest of this entry »

Music describing whether our royalty is a human being or not, films about hunting for drugs in toilets and the entire bloody concept of industry aren’t our only exports, you know. Britain is also one of the leading producers of information regarding what games are cheap right now, as is evidenced by my ongoing record of the discounts over at SavyGamer.co.uk. That link to the Olympics was a bit of a stretch. I’m sorry. I don’t get to do the national pride thing very often, I’ll be returning to my usual cynical self soon. In the meantime, why not read this week’s bargain bucket? It’s right here: Read the rest of this entry »

The only thing that better than getting a new game to play is getting a new game to play and still having a pocket full of cash-money to spend on sweeties and maybe even a balloon. Here’s a bountiful selection of brilliant gaming experiences that can be had for not very much money, leaving the rest of your funds to spend on things far more frivolous than digital entertainment software. I curate a whole host of good value gaming deals across all platforms, around the clock, over at the SavyGamer.co.uk internet website. You should totally hit it up. Here’s this week’s Bargain Bucket: Read the rest of this entry »