Does this game go on sale often?

[Deep Delver]

I know some horror games tend to go on deep sales around Halloween, just curious how often this game goes on sale.

[Sotomar0]

Yes, that's right! And what now?

[Just Aaron]

It never goes on sale. I`ve been waiting almost a year now. It wasn`t on sale during the last Winter, Halloween, or Summer sale.

[Solrac-D]

Annually at best. I caught it on sale early last year, I think.

[Eternal Bliss]

Just grab it off g2 a man

[Schizm]

Originally posted by EternalBliss:

Just grab it off g2 a man

How about no one use G2A instead use green man gaming an actual legitimate site that doesn't use stolen keys or keys bought with stolen credit cards.

[Jmclma]

Originally posted by Deep Delver:

I know some horror games tend to go on deep sales around Halloween, just curious how often this game goes on sale.

Use allkeyshop, that website gathers info from other websites that resell keys, for example if you search for alien isolation you will find that HRK is selling keys for 5 euros

[Justwondering]

I bought it recently for around £5 from a key site, but not the edition with all the DLC

[DessIntress]

Until last year, it was on sale every 2-3 months. (Source can be any sales databases such as those from Steamdb)

Nevertheless, there were two important events last year.
1. The switch version came out .... These can hardly sell at full price if you get the PC version during a sale for 5-10 €.
2. Since March 2019, Disney has owned 20th Century Fox ... now 20th Century Studios. Disney also wants some money back from its 52 billions. (That's the FOX deal)




@ Schizm ... How about not spreading false myths? There are enough serious shops and sellers.
There are also countries that have special laws and judgments on such topics. Germany, for example, has the so-called OEM judgment. This stipulates that digital goods that are legally in circulation always remain legal. This means that OEM versions, but also game keys, can be sold and bought quite legally.

And in general, the whole thing is called retail, which is why Steam classifies it exactly the same.

Your myth, like every myth, has a spark of truth in it, of course, but that's because there are fraudsters everywhere. You can also find them on Amazon, Ebay and Co. (example: fake carnivore seeds and plants, fake technology, false product descriptions and product images [there is a own subreddit for something like this] and much more - Do you avoid such shops or do you pay a little more attention to the details when shopping?)
But this is exactly what some are biting into, since they actually wanted to stamp out the used market through digitalization, but in the end they only opened the doors for the key market. And it is precisely these people who still claim that stores are generally bad and illegal or grey market.

The reputable sellers have their keys from sales, price errors, cheap countries like Turkey (Countries with weak currency) and other legal ways to save money. That's how a dealer acts. Buy cheap and sell at a profit. Larger stores also offer a refund if something happens illegally. Something that most people haven't needed for over a decade. What you should note, however, is that there are no refunds via Steam for retail keys. And don't buy gift-keys.... That's indeed against steam terms and can end in problems.

Already knew? Even in CD and DVD times, trucks and containers with loads (games) disappeared and were illegally sold.

[Schizm]

Originally posted by DessIntress:

Until last year, it was on sale every 2-3 months. (Source can be every sales databases such as those from Steamdb)

Nevertheless, there were two important events last year.
1. The switch version came out .... These can hardly sell at full price if you get the PC version during a sale for 5-10 €.
2. Since March 2019, Disney has owned 20th Century Fox ... now 20th Century Studios. Disney also wants some money back from its 52 billions. (That's the FOX deal)




@ Schizm ... How about not spreading false myths? There are enough serious shops and sellers.
There are also countries that have special laws and judgments on such topics. Germany, for example, has the so-called OEM judgment. This stipulates that digital goods that are legally in circulation always remain legal. This means that OEM versions, but also game keys, can be sold and bought quite legally.

And in general, the whole thing is called retail, which is why Steam classifies it exactly the same.

Your myth, like every myth, has a spark of truth in it, of course, but that's because there are fraudsters everywhere. You can also find them on Amazon, Ebay and Co. (example: fake carnivore seeds and plants, fake technology, false product descriptions and product images [there is a own subreddit for something like this] and much more - Do you avoid such stores too?)
But this is exactly what some are biting into, since they actually wanted to stamp out the used market through digitalization, but in the end they only opened the doors for the key market. And it is precisely these people who still claim that stores are generally bad and illegal or grey market.

The reputable sellers have their keys from sales, cheap countries like Turkey and other legal ways to save money. That's how a dealer acts. Buy cheap and sell at a profit. Larger stores also offer a refund if something happens illegally. Something that most people haven't needed for over a decade. What you should note, however, is that there are no refunds via Steam for retail keys.

What the actually ♥♥♥♥ are you going on about?

Are you bullshitting here? Are you seriously suggesting G2A is a legitimate site? G2A has no filter on where their keys come from, a lot of which are obtained 3rd party or through other dubious places such as stolen credit cards. It's why they have insurance on purchases which should be a red flag. There site is damaging to digital retail and the industry in general.

Kindly do no listen to this wind bag, purchase your keys from retailers like green man gaming or the humble bundle. By purchasing from G2A you have no guaranteed the key you are buying are from a legitimate source or not.

[DessIntress]

Try it in a normal conversation tone or just let it be.

[Schizm]

Originally posted by DessIntress:

Try it in a normal conversation tone or just let it be.

How about first we don't pretend G2A is a legitimate site.

[DessIntress]

Originally posted by Schizm:

Originally posted by DessIntress:

Try it in a normal conversation tone or just let it be.

How about first we don't pretend G2A is a legitimate site.

I talk about key stores in general. And the shop name that you recalled again and again is only displayed with 3 hearts, and only visible while quoting. And yeah, even this store has some serious seller, doesn't matter if it's best known for its problems in the past.

[Schizm]

Originally posted by DessIntress:

Originally posted by Schizm:

How about first we don't pretend G2A is a legitimate site.

I talk about key stores in general. And the shop name that you recalled again and again is only displayed with 3 hearts, and only visible while quoting. And yeah, even this store has some serious seller, doesn't matter if it's best known for its problems in the past.

"it's problems in the past", present and future. There are plenty of resellers that take the time to ensure their keys come from legitimate sources . I mentioned 2, greenmangaming and humble bundle. People should be buying from these and not g2a. The site I'm referring to is G---2A, its censored on steam precisely because its dubious nature.

[DessIntress]

Greenman and Humble are two of the good stores, but contrary to what it sounded like, they're not the only ones.
But yeah, i would say BTT, no need to "ruin" this thread for a longer period. You know what I meant and I know what you meant, so everyone now knows.

[DessIntress]

@OP
Here can you see the price history:
https://steamdb.info/app/214490/
Last sale was on the 25th April 19