Fallout, Kingpin, Sacrifice on Steam

By Robert Purchese Published 21 August, 2009

Interplay offers golden oldies.

Interplay classics Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics, Kingpin and Sacrifice have been added to Steam.

You can buy them for £6.29 each or you can squash the Fallout trio into a handy bundle for £15.99.

The Fallout games need no introduction, of course, but one also shouldn't overlook Kingpin - a brutal first-person shooter where you recruit and lead a gang and bash people's heads in with pipes.

Steam also offers 50 per cent off 7/10 PC strategy game Anno 1701 this weekend.

Furthermore, co-op shooter Killing Floor has had a thorough update, the details of which you can read on Steam. There's 10 per cent off the game to celebrate, too.

Chapter two of Telltale's Monkey Island adventure series - The Siege of Spinner Cay - has been released on Steam as well.

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About Robert Purchese

Bertie is Eurogamer's Senior Staff Writer. When he's not hunting down news stories he's often found playing with his kids or gabbling about fantasy games and strange online worlds.

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Comments (19) Latest comment 3 years ago

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  • yellowParrot #1 3 years ago

    Good to have on steam but Good Old Games is cheaper! (Fallouts that is)
    Edited by 1 at 21/08/09 @ 11:28

  • BillyBrush #2 3 years ago

    Kingpin...bad mouthed violent FPS with a soundtrack by cypress hill?

    count me in!

  • zoidberg #3 3 years ago

    the very same

  • Artemus #4 3 years ago

    You can get the Fallout Collection for £5 at Game.

  • ChaK #5 3 years ago

    10€ kingpin?? wait...

    I absolutly loved that game, but hey, 10 years later it's not worth 10 bucks, sorry

  • magicpanda #6 3 years ago

    Sacrifice is a very good game, the art direction is superb. No idea how well it has aged though.

  • Darren #7 3 years ago

    I still have the Kingpin game from when it came on a CD in a CD sized case inside a bigger cardboard box with a manual. Those were the days of excess for sure. :)

    It was a very violent game with a lot of swearing as I remember running on the Quake 2 engine but I really enjoyed it, probably because FPSs weren't so stale back then. I don't recall what the critical reaction was to the game at the time as it came out before I bothered too much with the internet and stuff.

  • Midnight_Raven #8 3 years ago

    Good thing to make Fallout 1 & 2 easily accessible for everyone who hasn't had the pleasure of playing them. True classics that are as great today as they were back then.

  • StooMonster #9 3 years ago

    I would acquire these if I didn't have such as huge pile of barely played games. :(

  • TheTingler #10 3 years ago

    In another Steam-related deal, they have Alpha Protocol for pre-purchase now for £24.99, with Space Siege as a free gift when you buy it.

  • CordableTuna #11 3 years ago

    Fallouts, Kingpin and Sacrifice are 6$ apiece at gog.com and they don't convert 1$=1€. Games are DRM free and you can download again from their servers if you lose your game. I'd say that's pretty perfect.

  • Skurmedel #12 3 years ago

    I would get them all on GOG really, nothing against Steam, but we all know how Steam's prices work. They can be gotten cheaper there.

    Sacrifice was great. I'm not sure if it has aged that well though, it looks pretty ruffy by todays standards.

  • spudsbuckley #13 3 years ago

    Eurogamer - News from 3 days ago TODAY!

  • Roachdog #14 3 years ago

    Sacrifice was awesome for its time, but it seems that the multiplayer isn't available on the steam version - shame :-(

    The best thing about Kingpin (as the game itself was fairly medicore) was using the voice samples for my Worms Armagedon team.....ah sweet uni memories

  • hiddenranbir #15 3 years ago

    GoG is better value.

  • FooAtari #16 3 years ago

    Kingping, that was pretty awesome. I have the disc kicking about somwhere but not sure exactly where.

    I nearly bought it on Steam until I read above how much it was on GoG. Valve need to check their pricing me thinks.

    Anyway, bought off GoG looking forward to playing it again.

    GoG is pretty damn good, must have bought over 10 games on it now.

  • estarriol #17 3 years ago

    GoG >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >> Steam

    Although they can damn well hurry up and get all the Ultimas/Ultima Underworlds, System Shock, etc etc

  • immateriaux #18 3 years ago

    Another vote for GOG.COM from me here. Far better value all round and no messing with Steam clients etc

  • Tabasco #19 3 years ago

    Erm, getting the Fallout collection on DVD which has FO, FO2 and FO Tactics for a dwarf-like £5 from Morrisons kinda puts the £16 that is being asked into perspective...