Hey all. Always enjoyed reading everyone’s suggestions on more unknown games available during big steam sales.
I’ll start off with one that I have been a fan of for a long time: Death Road to Canada
This game is like a zombie action Oregon Trail like game, where you manage supplies and fight through hordes of zombies on your way to the safe haven of Canada. Only US$3.74 right now and well worth it imo!
just grabbed god of war, disco elysium, and hellblade senuas sacrifice…
as far as recommendations go, Mass Effect legendary edition and dragon age are very enjoyable if you like RPG with a focus on lore, story and characters. Red Dead Redemption 2 is a wonder and a steal at $20. Witcher 3 for $12. Horizon Zero Dawn for $16.50
I love GOG and their anti-DRM stance but I just can’t bring myself to buy games there when they don’t even have a native Linux launcher. Steam, on the other hand, just works.
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just grabbed god of war, disco elysium, and hellblade senuas sacrifice…
as far as recommendations go, Mass Effect legendary edition and dragon age are very enjoyable if you like RPG with a focus on lore, story and characters. Red Dead Redemption 2 is a wonder and a steal at $20. Witcher 3 for $12. Horizon Zero Dawn for $16.50
So many hidden gems.
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Red dead 2 is available for less elsewhere.
IRC Witcher 3 is available for the same price on GOG, DRM free. Same goes for Disco Elysium.
TLDR: do your research. Other stores do offers during the steam summer sale
I love GOG and their anti-DRM stance but I just can’t bring myself to buy games there when they don’t even have a native Linux launcher. Steam, on the other hand, just works.