Bastard
Single-player
Steam 58%Steam: the share of players who recommend the game on Steam. Metascore: the average critic score on Metacritic, from 0 to 100.
Are you used to being a noble knight in shining armor who protects the weak and punishes the evil ones? Sure, you might answer, everybody wants to see oneself as one - especially in a game. But did you consider which price you would have to pay for it in your real life?
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Prices in official storesOfficial stores sell the key on behalf of the publisher (Steam, GOG, Humble…). Keyshops are third-party key resellers (Kinguin, Eneba, Instant Gaming…): they cost less but aren't the publisher's store, and support and refunds go through them. Check the key's platform and region and prefer sellers with many reviews. On Linux what matters is that it's a Steam key: the game starts with Proton just like one bought on Steam.
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