Another week, another batch of glorious discounts on already fine priced indie titles. Maybe not as much depth as prior editions but we’re certainly not short on deep discounts on solid to great indies.
Caffeine Monster is amazing and is running a ‘pay what you want’ sale for its title Smiley’s Shooty Adventure. It deserved its own posting so feel free to check out the full details here. The rest of the web’s offerings:
Sales
Both Torchlight and Altitude are 50% off on Direct2Drive’s third week of its Spring Sale promotion. Torchlight has been priced lower but at $10 it’s still a steal if you for some reason haven’t picked it up yet. The multiplayer arcade fun of Altitude at only $5 should have more than a few parting with their Lincolns. Sale ends Monday when hopefully some new Indie’s pop-up for Week 4.
The Mac version of Max and the Magic Marker is 50% off on GamersGate taking it down to just $10. Any Mac’ers looking for more info on the game should check out Geoff’s review.
Pre-Order Discounts
Frictional Games, developer of the Penumbra series, has listed its upcoming first person survival horror title Amnesia: The Dark Descent on GamersGate with a nice 20% discount on the $20 title for those who pre-order before its release on…WOW AUGUST 15, so this deal will apparently be around all summer I guess. It applies to both the PC and Mac versions.
GamersGate is also offering a 10% discount for those who purchase Alawar’s Hamlet before it’s release, which apparently doesn’t arrive via the distributor until May 12.
Launch Discounts
DnS Development’s side-scrolling action title Booster Trooper has launched on Steam with a 10% discount off the $10 standard. We haven’t touched on the game here, and honestly I’ve never heard of it before but it has a very nice look to it and is at first look reminiscent of Bionic Commando Rearmed. The Steam page linked above also offers a discounted four-pack at $30 standard that also carries the 10% discount.
Gaijin Entertainment’s Wings of Prey expansion ‘Wings of the Luftwaffe’ ($15) launch on GamersGate is celebrated with a 20% discount.
Spring Cleaning Contest!
Did you know we are running a kickass forum contest where you could win a copy of Machinarium, Shattered Horizon, or Aaaaa! A Reckless Disregard for Gravity?

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Widely considered a spiritual successor to Diablo, the critically acclaimed action RPG
One of the most popular and arguably best action-RPGs of 2009 is soon making its way over to Australia thanks to publisher Mindscape. Torchlight, Runic Games’ RPG masterpiece, has been slated for an April 2010 release. The specific date has not been set, but details have emerged indicating that the retail version of Torchlight will contain new features that the downloadable version did not have. Buyers of the Australian retail version will receive the ferret as an exclusive bonus pet as well as a full DVD editor “allowing players to create their own content.”
Austrian publisher JoWooD Entertainment revealed on the 4th of February that Runic Games’ successful action-RPG Torchlight–which garnered
Runic Games has released a new update for its RPG 
We’ve already
This might be cliche, but you’d have to be living under a rock if you haven’t heard of Torchlight yet. Runic Games has created an RPG that is on the list of countless websites as not only one of the best indie games but one of the best in general of 2009. With an abundance of appraisal the title currently reigns supreme and its popularity is justified with excellent gameplay. Even our own
Direct2Drive is doing a ‘twitter exclusive’ sale on Runic Games’ excellent action RPG