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Green Man GamingGreen Man Gaming Sale Guide: Bolts, Blades, Racing and Survival
SEP15 and three live Green Man Gaming bundles lead the current promotion lineup, with Bolts & Blades offering the most time-sensitive seven-game collection.
Green Man Gaming has several overlapping promotions live at once, but the Warhammer Collection: Bolts & Blades is the clearest place to begin. It is a tiered bundle rather than a conventional game sale: choose two games for $5, four for $10, six for $15 or all seven for $20. That difference matters, because the headline value comes from building a collection—not from treating every title as an individually discounted $5 game.
Bolts & Blades mixes tactical campaigns with immediate action
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader is the collection's deepest commitment: an enormous party-based role-playing game full of shipboard politics, turn-based battles and decisions that can reshape an entire sector. Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun sits at the opposite extreme, turning the setting into a fast, chunky retro shooter that is easy to understand within minutes.
The seven-game lineup also includes Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters, Necromunda: Hired Gun, Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin, Warhammer: Vermintide Collector's Edition and Warhammer: Vermintide 2. If several of those are already in your library, compare the games you still want instead of assuming the highest tier is automatically the best value.
Return to Moria is the survival detour
Green Man Gaming's Lord of the Rings franchise page currently highlights The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria alongside its Durin's Folk expansion and smaller add-ons. The base game is a cooperative survival adventure about rebuilding a dwarven home beneath the mountains; the expansion is a separate purchase, not another edition of the base game.
Ubisoft's racing page covers three very different speeds
Riders Republic is the broadest playground, combining bikes, snow sports and wingsuits in a shared open world. The Crew 2 is the road-trip choice, while Trackmania and the Trials games appeal to players who want shorter runs built around mastering a line. Green Man Gaming's live Ubisoft page currently displays discounted offers, but the Deal Finder should decide where an individual game is best purchased today.
11 bit offers difficult worlds and difficult decisions
The 11 bit publisher sale pairs newer games with the studio's survival catalog. The Alters asks one stranded worker to create alternate versions of himself, each shaped by a life he could have lived. Frostpunk 2 expands a frozen city's crisis from survival into politics, factions and consequences on a much larger scale. They are recognizable leads, while older 11 bit games make the page worth browsing for lower-cost discoveries.
The 2K sale is the broad catalog stop
The 2K page stretches across strategy, shooters, sports and narrative games, so it works better as a browsing stop than a single recommendation. Sid Meier's Civilization VII is the large strategy centerpiece; Borderlands 3 offers a very different cooperative shooter route. Compare the exact edition carefully—publisher pages often mix base games, deluxe editions, season passes and bundles in the same grid.
Two more bundles are worth a look
Two more current collections make the bundle page worth checking. The nine-item New Blood Bundle brings together ULTRAKILL, Gloomwood, Fallen Aces, Blood West and its Dead Man's Promise expansion, DUSK, AMID EVIL and its Black Labyrinth expansion, and FAITH: The Unholy Trinity. WB Games: Blood & Grit combines seven Steam keys: both modern Middle-earth games, the F.E.A.R. Collection, Back 4 Blood Deluxe Edition, Mad Max, Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate and Mortal Kombat XL. Each bundle has its own tiers, regional availability and live countdown, so confirm the exact contents before checkout.
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