The $5 Torchlight sale had us in such a tizzy earlier that we forgot to post what else is going on this weekend in discountville. Just a reminder that Runic’s award-winning RPG is 75% off until Sunday, March 28 on Steam, GamersGate and Direct2Drive, so pick your poison.

If Torchlight is already in your repertoire, or you’re still looking for more check out these indie discounts; sales go through Sunday unless otherwise noted. Also if you’re a developer or you know one who is running a personal site sale for its game (or content for the game) email us so we can add to the list:

Hacker Evolution – Untold now includes the free Flight Zero add-on and to celebrate Impulse has slashed the $25 title in half down to just $12.50.

A trio of RailWorks add-ons are on sale on Steam, the CN WideNose Pack DLC ($13) is $10, the Norfolk Southern SD40-2 HighNose DLC ($13) wears the same $3 discount. The 0-4-0ST Saddle Tank Locomotive DLC ($13) is currently just $9. These discounts have been up for a while and appear to be ongoing.

Tale of Tales’ horror adventure game The Path is 50% off on Direct2Drive, taking the title down to $5, Arsen has the scoop on some other discounts offerings from the developer as well.

Mana Bomb itself has given its tower defense strategy title Colony Defense a 50% off discount, available now for $5.

RailSimulator has released an update for the Class 390 Electric Multiple Unit DLC for its train simulator Railworks, now available for download via Steam.

The patch brings a trio of changes including an improved manual, a fix to a reload bug and the addition of a simple scenario on Hagen-Siegen. The download can be applied for owners of the content by restarting the Steam client.

From the change log:

An improved manual

A simple scenario on Hagen-Siegen

A fix to the simple-controls reload bug

We’ve already pointed out RailSimulator’s insistence to release additional content for its train sim RailWorks at an alarming rate, but it appears it’s all in vein as yet another piece of DLC has arrived for the game.

Known as the Class 380 Electric Multiple, the add-on features three of the C-380 EM units and 2 brand new scenarios: VIP Demonstration and Mountain Mileage.

The content is priced at $20 and is available now for purchase and download via Steam, from the description:

A total of 38 Class 380 sets are being built for introduction on electrified routes in Scotland. The 38 units comprise a total of 130 vehicles forming a mixture of 3 and 4 car sets. This flexibility allows ScotRail (the national operator) to run a variety of train lengths depending on capacity demands.

While following other designs for the most part, the Class 380 introduces a new front end style that conforms to the latest safety standards. This gives the unit a swept back look.

Due for delivery in September 2010, the full fleet is expected to be in operation around Glasgow by March 2011 and maintained at Shields Road Depot.

The Class 380 Electric Multiple Unit includes:

Class 380 Driving Motor Open Standard

Class 380 Trailer Open Standard with Lavatory

Class 380 Pantograph Trailer Open Standard with Lavatory & Wheel Chair access

2 Scenarios

VIP Demonstration – A demonstration of the new Class 380 Electric Multiple Unit has been arranged at the manufacturers test track. Guests have arrived by bus and one of the first 3-car units is waiting at the near by platform. There is no specific plan for the demo so feel free to explore the site and drive any train you wish.

Mountain Mileage – Join a brand new Class 380 multiple unit destined for the UK, as it is put through its paces accumulating fault free miles around the Continental network before being shipped to its new owner. 15mins/Easy.

RailSimulator continues to release new content for its train sim RailWorks at breakneck speeds. Earlier this week announcing add-ons The Southern Pacific GS-4 Pack and 0-4-0ST Saddle Tank Locomotive Pack.

Both pieces of DLC bring a variety of new content to the title including new trains, free roams, scenarios and more.

The Southern Pacific pack runs $20 while the Saddle Tank pack currently offers a discounted tag of $9 instead of the standard $13.

From the descriptions:

Southern Pacific ordered a total of 28 Class GS-4 (“GoldenState”) locomotives from Lima Locomotive Works, with streamlined Daylight livery. The GS-4s began to be delivered to the railroad in 1941. Locomotive 4449 was retired in 1957 and was restored to operational condition and repainted into red, white and blue as part of the USA’s bi-centennial celebrations.

The earliest tank locomotives date from the 1840s, one of the first of which was used to build branch lines along the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway in the UK. In spite of the early belief that such locomotives were inherently unsafe, the idea quickly caught on, particularly for industrial use and five manufacturers exhibited designs at an Exhibition in 1851.

RailSimulator.com has announced the release of two more pieces of DLC for its train sim RailWorks, now available for purchase and download on Steam.

The TEA Bogie Tank Wagon Pack runs $7.99 and brings four new scenarios and a free roam while the Mk1 Coach Pack goes for $14.99 and adds three new scenarios of its own. Believe it or not the new packs mark the 24th and 25th piece of DLC released for the game, woah! Full descriptions follow.

RailSimulator.com has announced a partnership with publisher eDimensional to bring their train simulation title RailWorks to retail, in fact the game is on shelves now. The solid sim brings new concepts to the genre, included in the base game are 13 locomotives and eight different routes across Europe and North America.

One concern that has been quelled over buying the boxed version is access to the budding online downloadable content, which apparently won’t be a problem, from eDimensional’s Nathan Newman:

eDimensional is delighted to be the exclusive North American distributor of the best-selling RailWorks Train Simulator. Consumers in the US and Canada will finally be able to obtain the ultimate train simulator locally as well as access and add to the growing catalog of exciting add-ons developed specifically for RailWorks. This is great news for simulation fans everywhere.

Train aficionados take heed, available on Steam right now is Railworks Train Simulator for half the price it would normally cost you. The game’s unusually high price tag — $68.98 for a PC game — is now only $34.49 making actually buying the game much more palatable. Plus, for those of you who really love train simulators, the recently released expansion pack is also half off at a mere $11.99!

For those who don’t really know what Railworks is, it’s a train simulator. Think Microsoft’s Flight Simulator series, replace all planes with trains, and bam you’ve got yourself a game. While this may sound like a bore to some, I can definitely see the appeal in the game to those of you who fancy yourself some realistic train action… I’m not joking or trying to be a smart-ass either. The game genuinely looks to be a pretty good train simulator.