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Big things are happening in the PC gaming world and this is the place to hear about them, welcome to the first edition of Digital Gamer.

Valve To Become More Strict With Early Access Games

Recently, valve has released a few statements concerning games that are in Early Access and are not finished. These statements impose stricter rules on the developers of the game. The number one rule that Valve will no enforce is that all developers must go to greater lengths to ensure that the public understands that the game being developed is not finished and that there may be a possibility that the game may not actually be finished. One example of this is that if a developer sends copies of the game to a YouTuber, they must state that the game is not finished. 

In addition, Valve wants game developers to "predict" game timelines because of the fact that nothing is ever concrete and Valve does not want something said that may prove to be wrong. Another rule is that a game that is considered to be Early Access must consist of actual gameplay instead of just footage and such, to not submit for Early Access if the game is already complete an to publish that as the actual game, and to not publish for Early Access if it is unsure if the developers can still fund the development later on. 

Steam Autumn Sale Date Leaked 

Earlier this week, a screenshot taken from a Japanese mailing list has apparently shown when this years Steam Autumn sale will take place. According to the screenshot, the sale will take place from November 27th until December 3rd, which happens to be the same dates that last years sale has taken place, however nothing official has been confirmed from Valve.

Green Man Gaming Updates

Green Man Gaming has a lot to offer members this weekend in the form of some epic sales. For starters, for today and tomorrow, GMG is offering 9 Total War titles for 75% off their regular prices. Prices for these games will range from $2.49 to $7.49 so if you are a fan of these games, act now. Members of GMG also have some great VIP sales to stock up on as they are offering some of today's newest titles for up to half off their regular prices. Here is a list of all VIP games followed by both their regular and sale prices.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare $59.99 ($45.99)
Dragon Age: Inquisition $59.99 ($51.99)
FarCry 4 $59.99 ($47.99)
Assassin's Creed Unity $59.99 ($47.99)
Civilization Beyond Earth $49.99 ($35.99)
Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 $39.99 ($29.99)
Call of Duty: Ghosts $59.99 ($29.99)
Valkyria Chronicles $19.99 ($15.39)
Lords of the Fallen $49.99 ($36.49)
Shadow of Mordor $49.99 ($35.99)

At the moment, Green Man Gaming is offering more than $5 in credit through Playfire Rewards for completing various in game tasks, all of which can be found HERE. All of these offers expire within the net 2 to 6 days before the next batch of rewards are put up, so if you own any of those games, you better start playing to rack in some rewards.

The following games are all available for pre order on both GMG and Steam and come with a 10% off Pre Order bonus.

The Talos Principle (Dec 11)
Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Dec 11)
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osirus (Dec 9)

Upcoming Games

Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions (Nov 25)
Tales from the Borderlands (Nov 25)
Raven's Cry (Nov 27)
Emergency 5 (Nov 28)
The Crew (Dec 2)
Dead State (Dec 4)

Big things are happening in the PC gaming world and this is the place to hear about them, welcome to the first edition of Digital Gamer.

Valve To Become More Strict With Early Access Games

Recently, valve has released a few statements concerning games that are in Early Access and are not finished. These statements impose stricter rules on the developers of the game. The number one rule that Valve will no enforce is that all developers must go to greater lengths to ensure that the public understands that the game being developed is not finished and that there may be a possibility that the game may not actually be finished. One example of this is that if a developer sends copies of the game to a YouTuber, they must state that the game is not finished. 

In addition, Valve wants game developers to "predict" game timelines because of the fact that nothing is ever concrete and Valve does not want something said that may prove to be wrong. Another rule is that a game that is considered to be Early Access must consist of actual gameplay instead of just footage and such, to not submit for Early Access if the game is already complete an to publish that as the actual game, and to not publish for Early Access if it is unsure if the developers can still fund the development later on. 

Steam Autumn Sale Date Leaked 

Earlier this week, a screenshot taken from a Japanese mailing list has apparently shown when this years Steam Autumn sale will take place. According to the screenshot, the sale will take place from November 27th until December 3rd, which happens to be the same dates that last years sale has taken place, however nothing official has been confirmed from Valve.

Green Man Gaming Updates

Green Man Gaming has a lot to offer members this weekend in the form of some epic sales. For starters, for today and tomorrow, GMG is offering 9 Total War titles for 75% off their regular prices. Prices for these games will range from $2.49 to $7.49 so if you are a fan of these games, act now. Members of GMG also have some great VIP sales to stock up on as they are offering some of today's newest titles for up to half off their regular prices. Here is a list of all VIP games followed by both their regular and sale prices.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare $59.99 ($45.99)
Dragon Age: Inquisition $59.99 ($51.99)
FarCry 4 $59.99 ($47.99)
Assassin's Creed Unity $59.99 ($47.99)
Civilization Beyond Earth $49.99 ($35.99)
Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 $39.99 ($29.99)
Call of Duty: Ghosts $59.99 ($29.99)
Valkyria Chronicles $19.99 ($15.39)
Lords of the Fallen $49.99 ($36.49)
Shadow of Mordor $49.99 ($35.99)

At the moment, Green Man Gaming is offering more than $5 in credit through Playfire Rewards for completing various in game tasks, all of which can be found HERE. All of these offers expire within the net 2 to 6 days before the next batch of rewards are put up, so if you own any of those games, you better start playing to rack in some rewards.

The following games are all available for pre order on both GMG and Steam and come with a 10% off Pre Order bonus.

The Talos Principle (Dec 11)
Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Dec 11)
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osirus (Dec 9)

Upcoming Games

Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions (Nov 25)
Tales from the Borderlands (Nov 25)
Raven's Cry (Nov 27)
Emergency 5 (Nov 28)
The Crew (Dec 2)
Dead State (Dec 4)

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