Steam Summer Sale 2022

[jrwagh333]

Bought Crisis 3 not because I haven't played it but it was one of the games I lost when my email address was hacked and a couple of the launchers made it very difficult to recover my accounts and because there is so little that interests me even to try in the sale.

I was going to ask why you didn't go for the Remastered version but then I remembered it's still Epic exclusive for the time being

 

[arknor]

Added a bunch of games to my cart and then realised they've all been on sale for much more. Nice try Gabe

Inflation

 

[GreatAuk]

Bought a few cheap more casual games:

Polybridge 2 - had seen videos of people playing this, looked like my kind of thing and it is indeed quite a nice casual game, even if it doesn't have the character of, say, World of Goo.

A short Hike - cute sort of mini exploration game with delightfully low stakes

Dirt 4 - not played yet and haven't played racing games recently, but was cheap and enjoyed Dirta and dipping into Dirt 2 now and then years ago...

Also the original medieval total war, although from reviews it sounds like the only chance of getting this stable in a modern pc is to run it in a windows XP VM...

 

[Psymonkee]

Quick before the sale ends: I have £6 in my steam wallet from selling trading cards - what hidden gem should I buy?

 

[TheSwede]

Quick before the sale ends: I have £6 in my steam wallet from selling trading cards - what hidden gem should I buy?

Not sure if it is a hidden gem but Grim Dawn is a good game, and leaves you a bit over too.

And if you like the game you can buy the DLC's later as they open new areas (Ashes of Malmouth and Forgotten Gods is the DLC's I referring to. Crubible Mode is more like an arena where you go in a fight mobs and get some rewards, no exploration in that DLC)

 

[Digital X]

Picked up Mon Bazou in the end, I have to buy something each sale...

Looks pretty good, like an easier My Summer Car.

 

[ShiWarrior]

Im thinking i might get Sekiro too
not sure what else to get really

I'll get this I think with my last 20 quid voucher

Sale ends tomorrow

 

[montymint]

I'll get this I think with my last 20 quid voucher

Sale ends tomorrow

Sekiro is one of the best £25 you'll spend on a game.

It's also never reduced under £50 apart from on big steam sales.

 

[Amatsubu]

Absolutely agree with the above.

So, ended up getting Hitman 3, Persona 4 Golden and Bayonetta/Vanquish bundle.

Gotta stock up on Japanese titles since JLPT N1 probably didn't go as planned

Wanted to replay Witcher 3 in Polish for the hilarious dialogues and swearies when the RT update comes out but I'll probably be stuck with Japanese games for the next six months

 

[ShiWarrior]

So I got sekiro

Does anyone actually read the licensing agreement that's like a book that you have to scroll through

Now I can't log into the game servers ?

 

[lobitta]

With so many games on sale though, it's hard to know what to buy so confused.

 

[weaselcannon]

Picked up Satisfactory to play with a mate of mine. That's about it, deals aren't the same anymore.

 

[Tombstone]

Picked up Satisfactory to play with a mate of mine. That's about it, deals aren't the same anymore.

Thats your next 1000 hours of gaming sorted

 

[UTmaniac]

Quite enjoying the fun arcade nature of Hot Wheels Unleashed I picked up last week from CD Keys, but struggling to see any of the three "season pass" bundles anywhere but Steam and whether it's worth spending ~£15 per pass.