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Don’t know if you noticed but yesterday we gave away a lot of free stuff through Steam Inventory. Just keep looking on our Steam Community group profile for free shit, we’re giving away coupons, coal and sometimes games.
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Happy Holidays!!!
Remember how we posted about Game Getter? Six new games are on sale up to 90% off for gamers on Game Getter. This is indeed pretty cool and I think you guys may like these!
Here below are the six games on sale:
Solar 2 up to 85% off (save $17)
OIO: The Game at $3.99 only ($19.99 value)
Fortix 2 up to 85% off ($19.99 value)
Only $1.99 for Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time ($14.99)
inMomentum at 80% off (save $17)
SpaceChem at 80% off (save $16)
Remember: more people get in, the less you will pay at the end of the deal.

Over the last few years the Polish project has expanded from classics to a really impressive catalogue of games that made the 90s and early 00s interesting. Clearly they’ve been letting in many more recent games of late, with Fahrenheit appearing last week for example. And they used it to launch their own game, The Witcher 2, earlier this year.
But it seems they want to expand even further, going directly into competition with the likes of Steam, Impulse, GamersGate or Origin. Which is always a bold step, but one made much more interesting when you consider their DRM-free requirement.
Their newly announced two year plan’s biggest headline is the decision to start including games less than three years old. Describing the intentions as “audacious”, managing director Guillaume Rambourg assures that classic games will still be added, but a new higher price-point will be introduced for fresh games. However, he states, they will remain DRM-free, along with the same price offered everywhere in the world.
He aims to have the company be offering over 400 games by the end of next year, which will partly be achieved by a desire to work with indies, both in developing and publishing. He concludes,
“We’ve made GOG.com the destination for classic PC games, but now is the time to take this to the next level and emerge as the best alternative digital distribution platform for all PC games.”
That’s a tough competitive space they’re getting into, especially as it involves losing their most obvious identity – oldness. It seems unlikely they’ll be offering a service such a Steam, rather remaining a store. But then, if they stay resolutely DRM-free, they could certainly represent an alternative. While Origin’s demanding online activations and scanning your hard drive for whatever it feels like, there’s GoG just giving you the game and nothing else. I can see the appeal. I’m just wondering how many publishers will.
Source: Rock, Paper, Shotgun
Hi guys, see that car down there?
Some guy owns this Jeep and he decided to lend it to TellTale Games for the promotion of their new, Jurassic Park theme game.

We have our Early Halloween Lottery past us. So what now? Please leave a comment (or send us an e-mail on lottery@steamunpowered.eu) and tell us what games would you like to see in the next lottery.
We’ll try to get that done!
Also if you have any game reviews (text or video, doesn’t matter) and you would like us to post them here just let us know.
I would post some gaming news or whatever but it seems that nothing is happening right now…
Distributor Atomblock is to launch a new download site in UK with 450 titles ready to download from clients including EA, Codemasters, Ubisoft and 2K Games. Atomblock plans to have over 1000 titles by the end of the year.
It’s kind of hard to believe that Mario turned 25 years today. The Super Mario Brothers debuted on Nintendo Entertainment System on September 13th 1985. Yay!
Roswell, GA, August 13, 2010: Tripwire Interactive is delighted to announce that it will be publishing “Dwarfs”, a hugely addictive casual game from Power of Two for PC and Xbox. Dwarfs has already won the Game of the Year title at the Swedish Game Awards 2010, as well as the Pwnage Award at its native Gotland Game Awards. The game, like all great casual games, is really simple to pick up – but provides an almost infinite range of challenges, from a 15 minute arcade game to the challenge of managing your ever-growing horde of Dwarfs as they explore and mine an underground world of almost unlimited size.
“When we were looking at the possibility of a publisher, we wouldn’t settle for anything but the very best” according to Robin Flodin, co-founder of Power of Two. “During the discussions with Tripwire Interactive, it was evident we had found what we were looking for. With their extensive experience in games and publishing – both in retail and online – as well as their fresh take on marketing and sales, having Tripwire as our publisher quickly became a no-brainer.”
"We met the team in Gotland in 2009 and loved what they were doing" said Alan Wilson, Vice President of Tripwire Interactive. "Since then, Dwarfs has started stacking up awards and has now become a full-featured game, which is great fun and maddeningly addictive – which has been proven by how hard it is to get people here in the office to stop playing it and get back to work! "
Wanna try it? Download the open beta now!
About the game:
Dwarfs is a single-player casual game for PC and Xbox, providing endless hours of addictive entertainment. The aim is simple enough – guide your Dwarfs to mine the caves around your home base, find the gold, minerals and treasure – and try and keep them out of trouble! Dwarfs just tend to keep digging, following only their lust for more gold. So they will dig into water and lava, threatening your home. If that wasn’t enough, they keep finding all sorts of nasty little monsters that have to be dealt with too. The player can build walls, dynamite holes in the floor, or turn earth to stone in an effort to prevent disaster. But in the end, success or failure will depend on the player’s skill at directing his ever-growing army of dwarfs! And if the basic modes aren’t enough, there is a complete sandbox, where you can create your own challenges – and a “Defend the Town Hall” mode where clearing out waves of enemies becomes the biggest challenge.
Key features:
The game will be available on Steam and in stores from Fall 2010. For further information on the game visit the team’s website: po2games.com or, if you are going to GamesCom/GDC Europe, you can see a Beta version of the game in Hall 6.1 booth 52a/b. You will also be able to play it on the Tripwire booth at PAX in Seattle.