Game publisher Bethesda reveals their final DLC for "Fallout 4," which is called Nuka World. (Photo : YouTube/Bethesda Softworks)
Hot off the heels of the Steam Summer Sale, the GMG weekend Bethesda sale puts Doom and Fallout 4 up to 60 percent off making it their lowest prices ever since they were released.
Both Fallout 4 and Doom were already discounted during the Steam Summer Sale but only up to 40 percent off. Now, GMG is putting the two titles plus a whole lot more Bethesda games on sale at their online store.
Other games include titles from the Elder Scroll franchise, The Evil Within and even Dishonored. Users who are interested in purchasing the games will be given a Steam code that they will need to type in order to get the game on their accounts.
Interested purchases can get the most discount for Fallout 4 and Doom for as low as $23.99 for the former by using a coupon code on GMG, Twinfinite has learned. The coupon code is either DEALZON20 or JULY20 as some users have reported.
The two games are originally priced at $60 which makes it hard for some to obtain it. Through the Bethesda weekend sale at GMG, they are now priced less than $30 which is more than a 50 percent discount overall with the coupon codes.
Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are also included in the sale along with Doom Classic Complete, GameRant reported. Even Quake 4 is included for just $6 and Dishonored: Definitive Edition for $9.59.
GMG's Bethesda weekend sale will run until July 14 at 9AM Pacific time. The discounts on the said games will be turned off but users can still make use of the 20 percent discount coupon codes for other games as well that are available on GMG.
Fallout 4 has been popular because of its new and improved graphics and new story. The Fallout 4 mods and DLCs also made it last longer in popularity as more people are still playing it right now and are still waiting for the Nuka World DLC expected sometime in August.
Doom was surprisingly a big hit considering that the previous games have not received that much positive feedback. The game was used as one of the benchmarks when the GTX 1080 and GTX 1070 were launched by NVIDIA.
Users should grab both Doom and Fallout 4 on GMG's Bethesda sale while it lasts. It would make a great addition for a user's shooter titles.
