
Publisher: Tin Man Games · Release date: 2018-06-05
The cheapest Deathtrap Dungeon (Fighting Fantasy Classics) key that activates in Australia costs $1.82 at Eneba (Steam, GLOBAL key). That is 69% less than the dearest offer we track. That compares with $5.95 on Steam. Checked .
This content requires the base game Fighting Fantasy Classics on Steam in order to play. Down in the twisting labyrinth of Fang, unknown horrors await you. Countless adventurers before you have taken up the challenge of the Trial of Champions, but not one has survived. Devised by the devilish mind of Baron Sukumvit, the labyrinth is riddled with fiendish traps and hideous creatures of darkness to trick and test you almost beyond the limits of endurance. Relive Fighting Fantasy – the beloved text-based, interactive adventures of the 80s and 90s! Push your Skill, Stamina and Luck to the limits as you explore the depths of Baron Sukumvit's labyrinth. This gamebook has been converted to digital format using Tin Man Games' acclaimed Gamebook Adventures engine. FEATURES Make the gamebooks as easy or hard as you like and even turn on a special 'Free Read' mode to play the book like an old-school cheater! Map feature makes it easy to keep track of everywhere you have explored during current and previous playthroughs. Unlimited Bookmarks allow you to revisit difficult sections as many times as desired. Classic, original artwork from Iain McCaig, all viewable through a collectable artwork gallery. Automated Adventure Sheet that keeps track of your stats, inventory and knowledge gained during your journey. Specially composed, atmospheric soundtrack and effects. Deathtrap Dungeon is digital gamebook DLC intended for use with Fighting Fantasy Classics.
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Yes. The cheapest key that activates in Australia costs $1.82, 69% less than the $5.95 Steam asks.
The lowest price we recorded in the last 30 days was $1.82. The cheapest offer today is $1.82.
Not always. Stores that sell their own keys, such as Steam and GOG, add no service fee, though sales tax is added at checkout in the US and Canada. Marketplaces add a service fee at checkout, and some payment methods add their own, so on a marketplace the total at checkout will be higher than the price listed here.
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