[Kathy]

They don't mention DRM-free anywhere. It's not then, right?

[Lunick]

Nah, it's a Steamworks game.

[Micky C]

Also, the entire Sam Sam series is 80% off! It's been 75% off quite a few times in the past, but this is the first time to my knowledge, at least for a very long time, that the entire series is 80% off, so if you want to get into Serious Sam, now's the time.

You can get the entire series, including indie games and DLCs for $19 with the Complete pack. Or if you just want the core stuff, you can get Serious Sam 3 and Serious Sam Gold (TFE and TSE both classic and HD) for $16, not including DLCs.

If you had to choose just one, I'd go with Serious Sam Gold, it's got more content for the same price (2 games) and while I wouldn't say TFE and TSE had better gameplay than SS3 (although they arguably did), the gameplay was definitely less generic compared to SS3, plus a few other neat things that made it more interesting.

[Micky C]

Just a heads up (we need an awesome sales thread for general good deals btw), you can get the entire Serious Sam series for under $4.50 with the Humble Weekly sale: https://www.humblebundle.com/weekly
Or, if you don't mind not getting SS2 and SS3 (you're not really missing anything with SS2) then you only have to pay $1 for the rest of the games.

Edit: Also apparently the funding is going towards Serious Sam 4 which is coming out next year. Could be interesting.

[Lunick]

It's only $1 if you want Steam keys for the game that supply them. Otherwise you can pay $0.01 if you were some kind of cheapass that just wanted to play the DRM Free Indie games.

[leilei]

So strange they put a public test demo from Dec 2000 into the bundle and not some actual exclusive never-before-seen early version from 1999 or earlier.