Amazon Deals: Under $20 (PC Version)

This is a weekly feature in which I find some games on Amazon for less than $20. Not crap games, either, but games that people actually, feasibly, want to play. Note that I do have an Amazon Associates account, so if you choose to buy something after clicking through the link, I will get a little reward for your time. Thanks in advance!

Tomb Raider Gold is basically a rehash of the original Tomb Raider, plus, as the box advertises in bold, red-outlined letter, four new levels! I admit, I wasn’t so much of a Lara Croft fan (ever), as, when I first saw the box art, I wondered how, exactly, it was that she managed to stand up with her large assets.

But if you miss the old tomb-raiding goodness, or, erm, Lara herself, then you probably will find an excuse to pick up this old favorite.

In any case, Amazon is selling this title for $9.97 and it’ll work on most Window’s operating systems and, also, our friendly penguin Linux.

Sim City 4 (Deluxe Edition) is, of course, part of one of the greatest simulation series ever (if I do say so myself. Of course, that assertion doesn’t really mean much). The game requires you to build a city from the ground up, determining everything from your Sims’ taxes to where the factories are built. Everything affects everything else in this game.

Want to put your governing skillz to the test? If you’re a Windows user, this one will only cost you $14.99. (Sorry Mac users, your version will set you back almost $50.)

Myst 10th Anniversary DVD Edition includes Myst, Riven, and Myst III: Exile, so you actually get three games for $18.99. This particular version works on both Windows and Macs, so all personal computer users can have a go at one of the most mind-numbingly frustrating games of all time.

Myst is a departure from many games that people are used to, as it focuses more on puzzles than action. But if you’re one of those patients types, and have an appreciation for adventure games, you should definitely invest in this one.

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