I hear the faint sound of my wallet trying to escape, as the Steam Autumn Sale 2022 is now live with the usual massive discounts on thousands of games. Running until November 29th at 10am PT / 6pm UTC.
On top of that Valve are also kicking off the Steam Awards, with a brand new category (inspired by the Steam Deck) of "Best Game on the Go". Who bets Vampire Survivors wins that? I wouldn't be surprised.
Their trailer is below for the event:
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This time I've gone over and picked out some deals for you on games I know that are good (that I've actually played). I'll be mainly sticking to Steam Deck Verified titles, with a note in brackets if they have a Native Linux version or the rating on ProtonDB (also not going below a Gold rating on ProtonDB for desktop Linux).
- Blasphemous - 75% off (Linux Native)
- CARRION - 60% off (Linux Native)
- Chorus - 50% off (ProtonDB Platinum)
- Days Gone - 60% off (ProtonDB Gold)
- DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT - 40% off (ProtonDB Gold)
- FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE - 20% off (ProtonDB Platinum)
- God of War - 25% off (ProtonDB Gold)
- Oxygen Not Included - 66% off (Linux Native)
- Project Zomboid - 33% off (Linux Native)
- SCARLET NEXUS - 75% off (ProtonDB Platinum)
- Superliminal - 40% off (Linux Native)
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - 80% off (ProtonDB Platinum)
- Valheim - 30% off (Linux Native)
- Wildermyth - 25% off (Linux Native)
Also Warbanners (native Linux) at 70% discount.
Glad they added the option to skip the VR category this year. \o/
I used to pick something bit random or something I think is somewhat popular. Now their data will hopefully be bit more valid
Where did it go?!
I wanted to purchase Pentiment this month, but now Solasta, Outer Worlds and Pathfinder are really calling me. Any tips/recommendations?
Solasta is very cool but the second half of the main campaign is very bas as the team ran out of money. The second campaign and user's campaign are good and the engins is gorgeous.
Pathfinder are cool games too but I think Solasta engine is just better.
Pathfinder is more power fantasy through.
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