Saints Row The Third - PC Download (STEAM) for £6.85 @ ShopTo
The third installation in the Saints Row series brings us to steelport where you can engage in many wacky activities in this big, loud and colourful openworld.
Skydive off buildings, fly VTOL jets, kill psychotic game show hosts, steal tanks and put them in your garage for later etc...
This is a digital download which is activated using Steam.
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Jump to unread Post a Comment...or just get the Funtime DLC for a couple of quid extra. Its totally non essential anyway, the base game is more than adequete. I have 1 DLC pack which i bought for cheap and have hardly touched it.
And @eynonz, I was running it maxed out on my HD5850 with a pretty decent fps.
All 27p of it!
But, based purely on the price this is a good deal.
Major bummer, but still a damn good price for this excellent game, so I'm still happy :)
Heat added though still !
All 27p of it!
Oh I'm sorry, I won't mention it again...
With regards to the DLC, I bought the season pass, I was really excited about this game before it came out.
The Genki stuff was a pre-order bonus that gave you a few fun items to use, but honestly they're novelty and not needed for the game.
The add on DLCs would be worth picking up when they're on sale, which they have been on steam in the past, but not worth paying full price for. I was honestly a little bummed out by just how short they were, about 3 missions each, but they were fun.
The main fun is in the main game, the cut scenes are good, the co-op is GREAT, really really fun, and you can play the whole game in co-op.
It is Steam activated:
"Thank you for your purchase!
To download your game please login (or go) to your ShopTo Account where you can find all your download games in 'My Orders' -> 'Downloads' section.
In this section you will be able to download your game and view any available extra content for it."
Follow those instructions and it will bring you to your activation code, simply throw it into Steam.
Edited By: carsick77 on May 06, 2012 18:10
All 27p of it!
Oh I'm sorry, I won't mention it again...
Don't be put off by one person who brought it up, think of the 100 people that saw it and thought it was helpful but didn't say anything.
27p here, 99p there, and before you know it, a couple of months of vigililant cashback site usage you've got a free game with your savings.
It is Steam activated:
"Thank you for your purchase!
To download your game please login (or go) to your ShopTo Account where you can find all your download games in 'My Orders' -> 'Downloads' section.
In this section you will be able to download your game and view any available extra content for it."
Follow those instructions and it will bring you to your activation code, simply throw it into Steam.
I did follow those instructions it didn't take me to steam. Like I said its currently downloading via a small mini downloader (owned by zStorm AB).
There was something marked A which I downloaded too which is a pdf file that says something about Steam. So will it connect or something after my download is complete?
Edited By: M1sterDeeds on May 06, 2012 18:23
It is Steam activated:
"Thank you for your purchase!
To download your game please login (or go) to your ShopTo Account where you can find all your download games in 'My Orders' -> 'Downloads' section.
In this section you will be able to download your game and view any available extra content for it."
Follow those instructions and it will bring you to your activation code, simply throw it into Steam.
I did follow those instructions it didn't take me to steam. Like I said its currently downloading via a small mini downloader (owned by zStorm AB).
There was something marked A which I downloaded too which is a pdf file that says something about Steam. So will it connect or something after my download is complete?
It wont automatically take you to steam, you need to take any key that you see, usually laid out like XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX and go to steam, click the 'Add a game' button at the bottom left of Steam and 'Activate a product on Steam'