Searching for games with reduced prices across the United States. Seeking advice and suggestions!
Searching for games with reduced prices across the United States. Seeking advice and suggestions!
Well, the title gives a clear idea. I'm searching for a US-based website where I can purchase PC games at reduced prices without scams or hidden conditions. I want to steer clear of foreign sites unless absolutely necessary. I'm specifically after titles like Doom, Doom Eternal, Overwatch, and Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2. If possible, I'd appreciate a site that offers these games at discounted rates. I'm okay with multiple options as long as they're based in the USA. Please let me know if anyone has suggestions or advice—I'm eager to hear your thoughts! Thanks to everyone who could assist!
GoG might be worth checking out. I’m unsure who owns them. Steam seems like another option, but I think that’s already taken care of. Epic isn’t based in the US anymore, yet they’re still active. EA used to have its own download service too. I’ve never managed to get either EA or GoG to function properly, so I know very little about them.
- countless titles available with seasonal updates (such as winter and summer), plus special occasions like The Game Awards. Simply add games to your wishlist to receive alerts when they become available.
www.humblebundle.com/store - purchase games while supporting charities
www.gog.com/
www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/
www.isthereanydeal.com - discover weekly offers and compare previous savings
Regarding Overwatch, it's only accessible through Blizzard's store, game stores such as Gamestop, and possibly a limited-time free or discounted bundle.
Remember, they're currently developing Overwatch 2.
You just missed Doom for $4.44 at GameBillet. Should hit around that price their soon. They're completely legit just so you know. If you don't mind paying $5.00 to $6.00, just buy it from Fanatical, GreenManGaming, Steam or Humble here soon during the Christmas sales.
Overwatch hits $14.99 at least once a month at Blizzard. PvZ GW2 hits around $4.00 to $5.00 on Origin but it's not as frequent. Last time it hit those prices were in June, August and September. Just be on the lookout for it on Origin as it's not going to hit that price anywhere else.
Doom Eternal is a fairly new game so your best bet for it is to simply wait for a price drop after its March 20, 2020 release. Usually takes 3-6 weeks so April should be the earliest to even think about buying it. By May, you should be able to snag it for half price.
Other than the sites I mentioned, free games are given out all the time so be sure to be on the lookout for them at the Epic Games store, Humble and GOG mostly. You can find decent low priced deals at GMG and Fanatical as well as historic low prices but it's almost always random and less frequent.
EPIC is located in the US, but most of its funding comes from Tencent (China).
On the topic: one platform to dominate everything: https://gg.deals/ (though https://isthereanydeal.com/ - or my local https://lowcygier.pl/ - also assist a lot).