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[PC] Steam - Ultimate FPS Pack (Sniper Ghost Warrior Trilogy/Enemy Front/Alien Rage Unlimited) - $2.09 AUD - Fanatical

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All of these have been Star Deals before but this is the first time you can get all three games (well, technically, 5 games) in one pack.
For those of you who do not own any of these games yet, the price of admission is well worth it for two dollars if you like FPS. Sure, the games are a bit older and are not Battlefield/Call of Duty but they are still fun, especially Alien Rage.

From the website:

From historical to futuristic gunplay, this collection features five Steam games with additional DLC content.

SNIPER: GHOST WARRIOR TRILOGY
Become a legendary sharpshooter with three intense action shooters in the Sniper: Ghost Warrior Trilogy. Make your way through areas occupied by the Third Reich in order to reach your unit and eliminate the Nazi generals in Sniper Art of Victory; and take on the role of an elite and highly trained sniper special ops unit across challenging, deadly terrains in Sniper: Ghost Warrior.

Enjoy even more diverse sniper challenges with an overhaul to the ‘one shot, one kill’ system as you explore new urban environments in Sniper Ghost Warrior 2. Plus, this trilogy also includes the Sniper: Ghost Warrior – Map Pack, Sniper: Ghost Warrior - Second Strike, Sniper Ghost Warrior 2: Digital Extras, Sniper Ghost Warrior 2: Multiplayer Expansion Pack and Sniper Ghost Warrior 2: Soundtrack DLCs!

ENEMY FRONT
Experience stunning visuals, open-ended levels and richly interactive combat in WW2 FPS Enemy Front. Take on the role of American Robert Hawkins as he fights hand in hand with Resistance Fighters opposing the Nazi juggernaut across France, Germany, Norway, and during the Warsaw Uprising.

Immerse yourself with a blend of fast-paced FPS action with precision sniping thrilling stealth and deadly sabotage.

ALIEN RAGE - UNLIMITED
Unleash a fury of powerful weapons as you blast your way through armies of alien forces hell-bent on taking you down in Alien Rage - Unlimited. Battle through 14 intense levels and prepare to face a barrage of beastly-sized bosses that will test your every skill.

Battle-hardened aliens attack you from every direction, using various flanking and attack moves, so get ready to fight with guts and fury. Built with powerful up-to-date graphics technology, awesome physics and destructible environments, it's time to experience a truly intense, old school styled shooter game!

Enjoy!

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  • thank you op it's always great to get some cool looking games for spare change, while waiting for a price drop on wish list items

  • Is there a guest checkout for fanatical ?

  • +1

    SNIPER: GHOST WARRIOR TRILOGY

    I contacted Fanatical awhile ago that its a bit misleading of them to be calling it GHOST WARRIOR TRILOGY but then excluded GW 3 from the pack

    • What was the outcome?

      • they tried to pass blame to the publisher - 'oh they made us write the page like this' but in the end nothing happened.
        Was a bit miffed as I bought this pack before; thinking I got all three GW, with GW3 being the most polished.

        • +1

          It is probably true though - it is the publishers that name the games, trilogies, and bundles, not the third party sites.

          • @Lysander:

            it is the publishers that name the games, trilogies, and bundles

            hmmm
            I think you're right there

    • Ohhhh man, I just came to OZB to see if there was a coupon in the comments for an extra 20c off, after receiving this bundle in my email. I'm exclusively after GW3, and I DID notice that it wasn't listed in the description. Man, I'm so glad that I read this as I have the other games…

      Fanatical, if you're reading this, include a specific "CONTENTS" section where you blatantly name the included games/dlcs. There's no excuse for this; you might be blaming the publisher for the bundle wording, but you're gladly accepting people's money when they misunderstand. That's willful ignorance.

      • To be fair if you read the first six lines of the description it is pretty clear what is in the trilogy.
        Could they make it clearer: yes
        Is there some responsibility on the purchaser to read: yes as well

        Plus, every time there is a deal for this trilogy, complaints about GW3 not included crop up. And despite the complaints the publisher still does not change it so I would assume it is futile to complain about it. If they wanted to change it, they would have done it a long time ago.

        • Being able to read it and know what it contains does not justify it. If this was a contract for buying a house that stated "you will sign over your first born" instead of "you now own this house", then it would be immoral, potentially not binding, and possibly even illegal depending on your local laws.

          The problem is absolutely with the publisher, I recognize and emphasize that, but Fanatical can avoid receiving complaints by making it clearer, themselves… Or, refusing to sell the bundle as it is titled; something they have not done, thus far.

          They justify it being titled as a trilogy because it contains 3 games:
          Sniper Ghost Warrior
          Sniper Ghost Warrior 2
          Sniper Art of Victory
          —> https://store.steampowered.com/sub/36904/
          However it is NOT, by definition, a "ghost warrior trilogy", if it only includes two ghost warrior games. There's no ifs or buts about it; it's intentionally misleading.

          • -1

            @TheTopMostDog: First, I am not sure about your house analogy at all.

            Fanatical is not doing immoral here - they sell a product that has been named by its manufacturer/publisher. Fanatical use the name they are given. That is what the product is called and that is what Fanatical sells.
            Again, any blame lies with whoever named it - the publisher.

            Plus, what does "trilogy" mean?

            If someone sold Borderlands 1, Borderlands 2, and The Pre-Sequel as a trilogy (whereas the Pre-Sequels sits somewhere or before either game) would that be a trilogy? Would it not be one just because the games are not numbered 1, 2, and 3 or because one game is called slightly different than the other two games?

            Would you be happy if the renamed the last game: Ghost Warrior: Sniper Art of Victory? Definitely a trilogy then, right?

            Imagine what would happen if Fanatical renamed the product?

            They could run into issues with the publisher, a lot of people (and I guarantee that) would slam them for that as they could not find the product on Steam or slam them for naming it something different than Steam.

            It really does not matter for Fanatical as there will ALWAYS be some people who complain.

            Does it really matter? Is it life-and-death important? You know what it means.

            Plus, call me crazy, I am of the opinion that if you do not bother to read what you are buying it is your fault if you buy the wrong thing, especially as in this case it is clearly evident. The case would be different if Fanatical tried to hide it.
            Fanatical is not misleading, either negligently or intentionally (which actually is a big statement to make: if you do that do the wrong company in the wrong environment you will be poor for the rest of your life)

            Finally, no matter how much you dislike this - it will not change and is not worth having this discussion over and over again every time a deal for the product is posted. There will be another deal in the future and it will still be posted a Ghost Warrior Trilogy. And probably someone will again cry foul. As nothing will change, that is kind of pointless.

  • Ultimate Shovelware Pack, more like it.

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