Awesome Deals

Humble Bundle has a diverse set of games for its tenth major deal, including the moving To the Moon and Papo & Yo. Pay more than the average and you get Surgeon Simulator 2013, one of the funniest games ever made.

The Humble Bundle has opened its own store. Each day the Humble Store will have a different set of heavily discounted games. As usual, many of the games are cross-platform, DRM-free or both. Plus 10% of its proceeds go to charity.

Support charity and pay what you want for Steam keys of some of Warner Brothers’ Windows games: Batman: Arkham Asylum, Fear 2 & 3 and LotR: War in the North. Beat the average to get Scribblenauts Unlimited and Arkham City.

Our friends at LogicBuy spotted this exceptional value on this handsome Swiss Made steel chronograph, embellished with Ferrari branding. Perfect for gearheads – and much cheaper than an actual Ferrari. (Regular Price: $895)

The Humble Bundle returns with another stellar lineup. Pay what you want for DRM-free, Steam-compatible and cross-platform copies of some of the best indie games in recent years. Trust us, it’s worth it just for FTL alone.

Until 9/05/13, pay what you want for six games, including Leviathan Warships and War of the Roses. Pay above the average to get two more games. Pay at least $125 and you get all of the publisher’s games on Steam, an $800 value.

Pay what you want for DRM-free PC, Mac, Linux and Android copies of up to six awesome indie games, including the RTS-tower defense hybrid Dungeon Defenders and the maddening Super Hexagon.

A free service by Jeff Minard for Steam members with tight budgets. Specify a game and your target price; Steam Alerts will send you a notice via email when the game is discounted to or below that price.

Dive back into Rapture with this jam-packed bundle for Xbox 360 and PS3.Contains Bioshock 1 & 2, all the DLC for both games, never before seen concept art as well as Bioshock Infinite stickers.

Pay what you want for The Binding of Isaac, Shank 2, Snapshot, Closure & Indie Game: The Movie. Pay above average to get Legend of Grimrock and Dungeon Defenders. DRM-free and cross-platform.

This collector’s edition for Xbox 360 & PS3 includes all 5 episodes of the game on one disc, plus the first 48 issues of the comics. The disc can also be purchased separately for $30 (also for Mac & PC).

Pay what you want for PC Steam copies of six of the beleaguered publisher-developer’s best current generation games plus soundtracks with the option to donate your payment to two worthy charities.

The launch trailer for Mass Effect Trilogy, a re-release of one of the best RPGs of this generation. Play all three games as one continuous adventure, a first for PS3 owners. Out now for Xbox 360 & PC.

CustomMade is an online marketplace that connects customers to makers. Post something you want to be made or built and prospective makers will bid for your order. Think of it as your personal Etsy.

A monthly package of random goodies worth at least $60 from the crowdsourced product curation website Fancy. Specify your interests – men’s, gadgets, media, etc. – to personalize your pack.

Includes Red Dead Redemption, GTA: Episodes from Liberty City, L.A. Noire and Midnight Club: Los Angeles Complete Edition for the price of one game. Available for PS3 and Xbox 360 starting 11/6/12.

A 10-disc set featuring 8 movies from acclaimed director Quentin Tarantino’s first 20 years of filmmaking, from Reservoir Dogs to Inglourious Basterds. Comes with 5 hours of bonus material.

EA will release the complete Mass Effect series in one bundle for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 (Yes, Mass Effect 1 on PS3). They’re compatible with save files from the originals and come with free DLC.

Pay what you want for Torchlight, Space Pirates and Zombies, Rochard, Shatter and Vessel plus their soundtracks, cross-platform, DRM-free. Pay more than the average and you also get Dustforce.

Pay what you want for Psychonauts, Limbo, Amnesia & Sword & Sworcery plus their soundtracks, cross-platform, DRM-free. Pay more than the average and you get Bastion as well.

The latest Humble Bundle nets you four critically-acclaimed indie games for four platforms – Windows, Mac, Linux and Android – DRM-free. That’s 16 games total with a blank price tag.

You know the drill: 5 indie games, cross-platform, no DRM. Pay what you want and distribute your payment to developers and charity as you see fit. Pay more than the average to get 2 extra games.

The Android Market exceeded 10 billion downloads this week. To commemmorate this milestone, it’s offering apps at just ten cents each. The discounted apps change daily; promo is until 12/16.