Halloween is (nearly) upon us. What better time to play Dragon Age: Inquisition, Battlefield Hardline, The Sims 4, and other games EA has discounted seemingly at random for its Halloween sale. Sorry, it's Zomboss Invasion sale, in which the baddie from Plants vs Zombies has slashed the prices on loads of EA's best games.
There is some Halloween-themed stuff in there, including the Dead Spaces, Alice: Madness Returns, and The Sims 4: Spooky Stuff, but mainly this is your opportunity to buy all the Dragon Ages, Mass Effects, and many of the Battlefields for cheap. DA: Inquisition for £14.99! Battlefield Hardline for £16.66! Those seem like good prices.
And there's some non-EA stuff in there too, including Tomb Raider, and The Witcher 2, for £4.49 apiece.
Also, from the sale page: EA's Theme Hospital is free. It's not clear if it's still free from January, or whether it's gone free again to join current On The House freebie Red Alert 2, but free is free.
It was always going to be hard to distract everybody from Fallout today, but we're going to try - by offering you a free Steam game, in partnership with Bundle Stars. We're going to assume that you already know what Eurogamer is; Bundle Stars is a website which offers standalone and bundled Steam games with big discounts, including 70% off Shadow of Mordor and all of its DLC.
Care of Bundle Stars, this week we're giving away the side-scrolling shooter Enemy Mind, an Amiga-styled retro shmup with a superlative chiptune soundtrack in which you can take control of any enemy ship. You can check out the trailer on Steam, and you can get a copy for precisely zero money by signing up using the Woobox system below. It's first come, first served, but we do have 350,000 keys to dish out, so you're in with a reasonably good chance.
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