Gamers rejoice: Steam's Holiday Sale is now live

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 20 Dec 2014 12:31 User comments (3)

Steam has begun their annual holiday sale, letting gamers get thousands of games and DLC packs for as much as 90 percent off normal prices.

Over 15 days, the deals will be available to anyone with a Steam account and there will be sets of "featured deals" that rotate every 24 hours and will include what Steam considers to be the best deals of the day.

More example, today's Featured Deals include:

Dark Souls II - 63% off
Metal Gear Solid V – Ground Zeroes - 33% off
Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth - 40% off
Total War: ROME II – Emperor Edition - 75% off
Sniper Elite 3 - 50% off
Euro Truck Simulator 2 - 85% off
State of Decay - 75% off
Space Engineers - 50% off
Rocksmith 2014 - 66% off

The Steam Holiday Sale will run until 10AM PST, January 2nd.

Check out the sale here, which includes some very, very recent games like Telltale Games' 'Game Of Thrones': Steam Holiday Sale

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120.12.2014 11:20

bhetrick

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Steam's been slacking off lately. But they're getting away with it because of their diehard fanboys who refuse to shop anywhere else.

This year I've bought more off of GoG, GMG, Amazon, and Humble than Steam.

220.12.2014 13:05

ZippyDSM

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I blew most of my game money last week desu ;_;

321.12.2014 04:43

DXR88

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No need to use steam because there hasn't actually been any real steam games released in at least the last 5 years, aside from CS:Go and that game was more or less steams Micro transaction test.

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Gamers rejoice: Steam's Holiday Sale is now live

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