Santa's here with a Steam key for Titan Quest to anyone who's interested. If too many people show up, I can draw the winner.

I'm giving the key away because the folks at Humble Bundle just keep adding content to their latest THQ bundle and I already had Titan Quest.

Edit: I also have a spare key for Gish, if anyone is interested.

I'll throw my hat in the ring. No time to play games, but that's what Steam's about, isn't it -- so that when I someday do have time, they'll be there, right?

Steam? Their scientifically proven life expectancy is forever and a day. Any purchase there is as safe as the Romanian gold in the Russian Treasury.

Many thanks! I'll happily snorfle up any unclaimed codes at the end of the free-for-all, but everyone else gets one game first before I can come sniffing back for seconds.

I already have and played Titan Quest (great game), so I am interested in Gish only. I remember playing some sort of demo version in the past.

OK, so it will be Titan Quest for Pseudo and Gish for TotalAnarchy.

I have some as well for anyone interested:

• The Binding of Isaac + The Binding of Isaac: Wrath of the Lamb
• Cave Story+
• Cryostasis (Klaster_1)
• Men of War
• Necrovision (Patrick)
• Necrovision: Lost Company (Patrick)
• XIII Century: Gold Edition

I would be interested in the two Necrovisions. But only if nobody else wants them because the chances are slim that I play them within a reasonable time frame.

I'd like to get Cryostasis, Sciere.

I have:

• Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning (Origin key)
• Puzzle Agent (Steam gift)
• Half-Life 2 (Steam gift)

I am trying figure out why this game is the top whatever list of RPGs. Got bored after 30 minutes of gameplay...and I'm not that easily thrown back by a game (despite my constant whining).

Puzzle Agent is taken. To make up for it, I can add Darksiders (Steam).

I also have the Darksiders II DLC Argul's Tomb. When I tried to activate it, Steam said I already own it. Probably because of the Season Pass Code I also received in the package I bought. So I guess I have a code left.

I'm interested in Darksiders. The colleague sitting next to me keeps going on about how awesome it was and how I should play it.

Yeah, the first one is a game I really enjoyed. Darksiders II, on the other hand, was left unfinished after 8 hours playing. For me, it simply broke the priorities. Instead of fun fights and exploration, the game encourages inventory micromanagement and grinding. This is not what I expected.

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