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Strategy First - SFI Super Bundle - 29 Games for PC

Strategy First - SFI Super Bundle - 29 Games for PC for $9.99

Oct 12, 2012 4:47 AM

The SFI Super Bundle shows at $414.71, apply discount code SUPERSALE to bring the price down to $9.99.

Includes 29 DRM-free PC games (digital download) from Strategy First:

9th Company
Alliance Future Combat
Ascension to the Throne
Battle Of Europe
BC Kings
Desert Gunner
Disciples II: Gallean's Return
Disciples II: Rise Of The Elves Gold
Emergency III
Enemy Engaged
Fireburst
Fleet Command
GI Combat
GODS: Lands of Infinity Special Edition
Iron Warriors
Ironclads High Seas
Jagged Alliance 2: Gold Pack
Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business
O.R.B.: Off-World Resource Base
Panzer Killer
Perimeter 2 New Earth
Sacred Gold
Sentinel 3
Space Empires IV Deluxe
Space Empires: Star Fury
Steel Fury Kharkov 1942
Sub Command
Ubersoldier 2
Victorian Admirals Marianas Incident 1887

For the entire month of October, 50% of all Strategy First sales will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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Can anyone recommend any of these games? The good price per game is only a deal if the games are playable.

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@apocello42: Strategy First is a publisher that takes on older games that otherwise wouldn't still be available (though they've been the only publisher for some of these titles since they were new). The games in this bundle range from probably 5 to 15 years old. However, some of them are still great. It really depends on what kind of game you're into...there are all sorts represented here. Most of these games normally retail for $9.99.

A few that I think are great are Fleet Command (aka Jane's Fleet Command), Sub Command and Space Empires IV Deluxe. Those three would easily be worth the price of the bundle. However, you might not like them at all. There are other games in the bundle that have received good reviews, but I don't like that type of game at all. You really need to look at each game yourself and make the decision whether the bundle is worth it to you. The main bundle page has links to each product page, so you can get an idea pretty quickly one way or the other.

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