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There's thousands on sale as always. You likely know what you're after already, I'm sure most readers have wishlists full of games ready to be picked up.
If you don't know what to get, I will suggest 10 awesome indie games on sale that no one should pass up on. Every single one of these would be a fantastic choice to add to your collection:
- Don't Starve Together - (includes 1 extra copy) 60% off
- Hand of Fate 2 - 60% off
- Slime Rancher - 60% off
- Slay the Spire - 50% off
- Oxygen Not Included - 33% off
- Dead Cells - 30% off
- Streets of Rogue - 30% off
- CrossCode - 25% off
- Parkitect - 25% off
- Baba is You - 20% off
The recently released Linux port of Life is Strange 2 is also on sale, you can get the first episode with 75% off if you want to get a taster of it. Plenty more fantastic Linux ports from Feral Interactive are worth picking up too, check them all out here.
Paradox Development Studio have supported Linux for a long time, with their games also on sale and worth picking up if you enjoy a good strategy game:
- Europa Universalis IV - 75% off
- Stellaris - 75% off
- Hearts of Iron IV - 60% off
For those of you who want to try out some more games with Steam Play Proton, I can easily recommend Deep Rock Galactic which is 33% off right now and Risk of Rain 2 at 20% off. You can see all Linux games currently on sale using this link.
As a little extra, during the Steam Winter Sale you can earn Festivity Tokens when you shop and then use them in the Holiday Market. There's also some special quests to complete, to get extra tokens to spend in the market.
If you pick up anything you're really excited to try, do let us know in the comments. Our Forum is also open if you need a lengthier chat about a specific game or you need help.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Expalphalog Dec 19, 2019
Quoting: F.Ultra...
If they are that small I would highly recommend GCompris, which you will find for free in most if not all Linux distributions already. My kids loved it (especially they loved TuxPaint) when they where really small.
If they are small, I recommend to play with them in real life. Kids with about 6 years really do not need to play video games. My daughter is 7 and very happy without video games and so was my son.
Hoping to generate sufficient Steam Sale Tokens to claim the 5000 token voucher, and then probably use that to get another title.
Projectile Vomit Dec 20, 2019
Quoting: einherjarQuoting: F.Ultra...
If they are that small I would highly recommend GCompris, which you will find for free in most if not all Linux distributions already. My kids loved it (especially they loved TuxPaint) when they where really small.
If they are small, I recommend to play with them in real life. Kids with about 6 years really do not need to play video games. My daughter is 7 and very happy without video games and so was my son.
That is not mutually exclusive, besides playing video games I taught my kids at that age to Squat, Bench Press and Deadlift (my girl that is now 18 is stronger than most boys her age).
I learnt to program basic by myself when I was 7 so I kind of have a different view of these things than you there ;)
Last edited by F.Ultra on 20 December 2019 at 6:17 pm UTC
Quoting: RoosterHalf of my wishlist discounted.. My wallet is really going to hate this sale.Everything on mine is. Ev... er... y... thing.
Help. :'(
I've already spent far too many pennies this last month or so, so I've had to padlock my wallet until payday.
Quoting: Dunchttps://youtu.be/A_iAE2JIyEEQuoting: RoosterHalf of my wishlist discounted.. My wallet is really going to hate this sale.Everything on mine is. Ev... er... y... thing.
Help. :'(
It runs perfectly under Steamplay/Proton.
EDIT: fixed some typos
Last edited by ziabice on 21 December 2019 at 10:27 am UTC
Last edited by ageres on 28 December 2019 at 8:39 am UTC
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