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How would I be able to purchase the Steam version on Amazon?
Steam games purchased elsewhere come as a "code" or "key" that you enter into Steam to activate the game on your account. It's just a bunch of letters and numbers, like "12345-ABCDF-6789Z".
The difference between the Steam store and other stores is that the Steam store always give you a Steam game, whereas other stores might not.
However, I merely mentioned this for completeless' sake. I don't think Amazon actually carries those little Indie games, so the question whether it's a Steam version or not doesn't apply.
Having quickly browsed through Amazon, I don't see eden* there.
You could, (like Kargor probably meant with the 'Steam gift card'), buy a Steam Wallet Card. This won't likely get shipped during the time eden* is on sale unfortunately, but it seems like the only good way around to getting the game with the Amazon credit.
http://www.amazon.com/Valve-Steam-Wallet-Card-20-Linux/dp/B00FN50BYC
Yeah, sorry. I've never used these things, so I don't really know what they are called :-) I was assuming their main purpose is to gift them to someone so you don't have to think about what game to get for them -- let the recipient of the gift do all the work. Plus, if he gets a game he doesn't like, he can't blame you. Bestest gift ever.
The disadvantage of these cards is that they only come in preset amounts, so you'll end up having some Steam credit as well. Which isn't a bad thing if you're planning to get more games, but games is pretty much everything that Steam has to offer. Amazon credit can get you a whole lot of other stuff too.