THQ joins Steam

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Valve has today announced an agreement with leading publisher THQ to deliver its PC titles to Steam, Valve’s innovative digital distribution service for PC gamers.

Starting today, the following games will be available on Steam with a 10% discount until July 24:

Company of Heroes
• Titan Quest
• Titan Quest: Immortal Throne
• Full Spectrum Warrior
• Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers

THQ will be adding more of its recent line up to Steam in the near future, including:

Supreme Commander
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl
• Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Gold Edition
• Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War: Dark Crusade

The recently announced Puzzle Quest for PC is being published by THQ, and is likely to appear on Steam later this year.

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9 Comments

TheAnswer

4 years ago

Steam keeps on getting more developers on board, such a shame you always need to be logged into steam to use it.

ittekimasu

4 years ago

^that was one of the things i disliked from the beginning was having to constantly be logged in. once you obtain a game it should be avaliable to you for play whenever you wish online or offline.

ObsoletE

4 years ago

there are a few games that can be run outside of steam, but i agree, having to be logged in is annoying at times.

also a shame that the xpacs they've got require the steam versions of the original games. i've already got Titan Quest, and don't really want to purchase it again in order to get Immortal Throne so cheap.

Passa

4 years ago

Mmm.. yes Steam is flawed, but definitely starting to pick up lots of publishers. I'd still buy a packaged version of a game over the Steam ones any day, some of their rules about your account is just ridiculous, one mistake and you could lose all the games in it.

4 years ago

TheAnswer wrote

Steam keeps on getting more developers on board, such a shame you always need to be logged into steam to use it.

I hate that.

donovan515

4 years ago

So now we need to log in to get "SQUAD BROKEN"!!

Skiller

4 years ago

What are you ppl on about? Steam doesn't need to be online to play the games. I play half of my steam games offline exclusively, you only need to sign in to download/activate the games after which you should be able to play them in offline mode.

ObsoletE

4 years ago

^ we aren't saying offline, we're saying signed in at all.

i'd prefer to be able to just click the executable and play, rather than having to go through steam, then click the link in that.

i do have a few steam games that permit this, but most of them don't.

Kaboth

4 years ago

Cool Titan Quest I've been after that for some time. One thing I like about Steam is the games seem to get modified to run seamlessly with new operating system updates.

When I use to play the original Half-Life on XP it was quite problematic. But once I got the Steam downloaded version by registering my cd keys it was perfect. The only thing that bums me about Steam really is you can't resell your games.

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