Are These Game Bundle Discounts Worth It?
Today’s standout game bundle discounts combine a massive LEGO pack on Green Man Gaming with an all-time-low indie city-builder on Steam, giving budget-conscious players far more content per dollar than individual purchases. If you are willing to buy in bulk and do not own these libraries yet, these are strong-value grabs rather than filler deals. The LEGO At The Movies bundle delivers 7 games and 3 DLCs for USD 9 (approx. ₱504), while Exodus Borealis on Steam drops 75% to USD 4.99 (approx. ₱279), and both prices undercut buying the same content piece by piece. In short: for collectors, casual players, and anyone eyeing Steam sale deals across multiple storefronts, this is a week where stacking purchases makes financial sense.
Quick price snapshot: the LEGO bundle at Green Man Gaming costs USD 9 (approx. ₱504) for 10 items including DLC, while Exodus Borealis falls from USD 19.99 (approx. ₱1,120) to USD 4.99 (approx. ₱279) on Steam thanks to a 75% discount until July 20.
LEGO At The Movies Bundle: 7 Games, 3 DLCs at 96% Off
The LEGO At The Movies bundle at Green Man Gaming is the headline deal for anyone hunting LEGO games cheap, thanks to a steep discount that only makes sense in bundle form. At the top “Grand Architect” tier, you pay USD 9 (approx. ₱504) for 7 full games and 3 DLCs, with Steam keys included so everything slots straight into your existing library. Individually on Steam, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Galactic Edition sits at USD 69.99 (approx. ₱3,919) and LEGO STAR WARS: The Force Awakens – Deluxe Edition at USD 29.99 (approx. ₱1,678), while The LEGO Movie Videogame, LEGO Jurassic World, and The LEGO NINJAGO Movie Video Game each list at USD 19.99 (approx. ₱1,120). The result is an aggressive 96% off the combined value when you buy the full bundle.
Tiered pricing makes the deal flexible: the Starter Brick tier grants 2 items for USD 1 (approx. ₱56), the Master Builder tier jumps to 8 items for USD 6 (approx. ₱336), and the Grand Architect tier unlocks all 10 items for USD 9 (approx. ₱504). All main games in the collection are listed as Steam Deck Verified, meaning you can play on Valve’s handheld without extra tweaks. The lineup leans on movie tie-ins—Star Wars sagas, The LEGO Movie games, LEGO The Incredibles, and LEGO Jurassic World with its three DLC packs—so you get a coherent theme rather than random shovelware. As one quotable takeaway: “There’s a whopping 96% off if you opt for every item in the bundle, and for less than USD 10 (approx. ₱560), this collection is a steal.”
Exodus Borealis on Steam: Foxes, City-Building and Tower Defense at an All-Time Low
If your eye is on indie game sales rather than licensed properties, Exodus Borealis on Steam is the standout pick. This city builder from Smug Marmot Studios usually costs USD 19.99 (approx. ₱1,120) but is discounted by 75% down to USD 4.99 (approx. ₱279) until July 20, matching its all-time low according to SteamDB. In Exodus Borealis, you guide a group of shipwrecked fox-like survivors as they build a new settlement on a remote island while defending against monsters pouring from a recurring portal. Gameplay blends classic city building—production chains, jobs, research—with tower defense, where you construct and upgrade defenses to survive increasingly tough waves. A gem system adds tactical depth by letting you modify towers with elemental effects, forcing you to balance economic expansion and military strength with limited labor.
The community response supports the price cut: 86% of over 300 Steam user reviews recommend the game, and one review summary awarded it an 8 out of 10 while noting that its story is functional and the gameplay loop can become predictable over time. Persistent labor shortages in the early game add pressure but also tension to each decision. Importantly for handheld fans, Exodus Borealis is rated “Playable” on Steam Deck, which pairs well with the LEGO bundle’s Steam Deck Verified list if you are building a portable library. For under USD 5 (approx. ₱280), this is one of the more efficient Steam sale deals if you enjoy methodical city builders with a defensive twist.
How to Maximize These Steam Sale Deals Across Storefronts
These offers are textbook examples of how game bundle discounts and limited-time indie game sales can work together for smart buyers. On one side, Green Man Gaming’s LEGO At The Movies bundle shows how buying in bulk drops your effective cost per game to a fraction of individual Steam prices, with a 96% saving when you unlock all 10 items. On the other, Exodus Borealis on Steam hits an all-time low at USD 4.99 (approx. ₱279), thanks to a 75% discount that lasts only until July 20. This mix of a short-dated indie discount and a charity-friendly “pay what you want” bundle encourages strategic timing: grab the fox-led city-builder before its sale expires, then decide which LEGO tier suits your backlog and budget while “prices and savings [remain] subject to change.”
To stretch your budget, prioritize deals that build dense libraries around your interests. If you are a LEGO fan without most of these titles, the bundle’s value is obvious; if you already own a couple of the marquee games, calculate whether the remaining items and DLC still justify the spend. Because both the LEGO set and Exodus Borealis use Steam keys and support Steam Deck in varying degrees, you are also future-proofing a handheld-ready library. Seasonal and flash promotions like these rarely line up perfectly across storefronts, so when they do, it is sensible to lock in the biggest discounts first, then fill smaller gaps in later sales.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the LEGO At The Movies bundle if you want a big collection of movie-based LEGO games and DLC at a far lower cost per title than buying them separately on Steam.
- Skip the LEGO At The Movies bundle if you already own several of its flagship games, such as the LEGO Star Wars titles, and would only be paying for duplicate keys.
- Buy the LEGO At The Movies bundle if you play on Steam Deck and want a set of Steam Deck Verified LEGO games ready to go on handheld hardware.
- Skip the LEGO At The Movies bundle if you have little interest in family-friendly licensed tie-ins and prefer non-licensed or more experimental games.
- Buy the Exodus Borealis deal if you enjoy city-building mixed with tower defense and want to catch the game at a 75% discount that matches its all-time low.
- Skip the Exodus Borealis deal if you dislike predictable gameplay loops or find constant resource and labor pressure more stressful than fun.
- Buy the Exodus Borealis deal if you are building an indie-focused Steam library and want a positively reviewed title that is also rated Playable on Steam Deck.
- Skip the Exodus Borealis deal if your backlog is already packed and you know you will not play a methodical city-builder soon, even at a low price.
