Summer is here, because Steam's annual Summer Sale has begun. Lasting until July 13th, Steam is offering discounts on hundreds of PC games, as is tradition. Certain headline sales include 40% off Persona 5 Royal, 67% off Red Dead Redemption 2, and 20% off Hogwarts Legacy. Steam is also taking a noteworthy 20% off of Steam Deck handheld units. You can see all the games that are discounted by going to the Steam storefront.

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[Lodad]

Really wish that I could get Final Fantasy 12 for less than half off. Guess I'll wait another ten years to pay less than $25.

 

[console]

Not mine. I better wait for Hogwarts Legacy when have between 90% off - 98% off then get it.

Very slow process for on sale to run long time in few years later.

Wait for Winter sales would have big sales than Spring, Summer and Fall. Wait and see. I already know Winter sales are one best than all others. Don't get me wrong.


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gaga941021 did quote my messages but that's not true and he lied to everyone and he did harass me. Never listen to gaga941021 and move on! gaga941021 is not mature person. Let me alone!

 

[Dekirai]

I was hyped for the summer sale but somehow most games are still expensive, even very old ones.
I wasnt able to find a single game I wanna purchase sadly :/

 

[Deleted member 194275]

Few years ago steam tied up their prices with consoles in my region. Since then I'm huge fan of cracked status webpage. There I learn how to get 100% off the entire year.

 

[Bladexdsl]

people actually buy games on steam?

 

[osaka35]

I buy when it's cheap enough. It's easier to play a game on many devices that way. Though, I wonder if there's a docker image for game installs so I could do with my home server instead...hmm...but anyway, back on topic. 20% off steam deck is nice. Makes it worth it to some I'd wager.

 

[Maximumbeans]

people actually buy games on steam?

I’m still salty about the hoard of games in my library I’ve never even tried. So much wasted money

 

[Lazyboss]

Really wish that I could get Final Fantasy 12 for less than half off. Guess I'll wait another ten years to pay less than $25.

FF12 is one of the worst final fantasy, get something else instead.

 

[Axido]

This sale actually made me buy something. A Steam key from an online reseller that was still 30 per cent cheaper than what they asked after discount, to be exact.

 

[DS1]

Really wish that I could get Final Fantasy 12 for less than half off. Guess I'll wait another ten years to pay less than $25.

I hope in 10 years $25 is not a deal breaking amount of money for you (and also who are you kidding, there will be a new new 16K FFXII re-re-remaster at that point and it will be $200 space bucks)

 

[Lodad]

FF12 is one of the worst final fantasy, get something else instead.

Braindead take, but okay, pal.

 

[Xzi]

25% off Pizza Tower, good enough I say. Game's already pretty cheap so any discount would've gotten me to bite.

 

[GhostLatte]

Nothing like buying games I’ll never play

 

[sombrerosonic]

Man, 25 off Pizza Tower..... And i Already own the funny itialian

Did bye Persona 3 Portable However.

people actually buy games on steam?

Yes. I'll rather not put the laggy, buggy hellhole known as Epic Launcher on my desktop or download malware from a random torrent website.

 

[Bladexdsl]

meanwhile FG and ElA have yearly free sales

 

[supergamer368]

My urge to impulse-spend on steam sales is pretty much gone these days, which is probably a good thing. the only thing i'm gonna get is final fantasy xiv since it's half off and i've been enjoying the free trial a lot.

 

[DarknessPlay3r]

Season sales on steam have become just the usual sale prices but across more games. Sure do miss the good old days of amazing discounts.

 

[linuxares]

Season sales on steam have become just the usual sale prices but across more games. Sure do miss the good old days of amazing discounts.

I agree. gg.deals is better to keep up with sales

 

[Xzi]

Season sales on steam have become just the usual sale prices but across more games. Sure do miss the good old days of amazing discounts.

Ehh not really, there's still tons of great games at 75% or 85% off, but anyone who's been on Steam more than a couple years probably owns damn near everything they could possibly want already. Doubly true if you've been around since humble/indie bundles were just starting to catch on.

Ya gotta buy a Steam Deck, and set default window view to library instead of store on your desktop too.