I think Halo the MCC is 75% off for the first time, so I got that and Mortician's Tale. Sons of the Forest also seems to be at its highest discount for the first time, so I might get that.
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Here are my recommendations:
- Witcher 3 - 6€
- Mass Effect Legendary Edition - 6€
- Hades - 6€
- Control Ultimate Edition - 4€
- Kingdom Come Deliverance - 6€
- Greedfall - 3,50€
- DOOM - 4€
- XCOM 2 - 2,50€
- Outer Worlds - 7,50€
- Robocop Rogue City - 5€
- Mad Max - 3€
- Vampyr - 8€
- Loop Hero - 3€
Not part of the Steam sale, but while Control at 90% off is a great deal I feel obliged to raise awareness of the current Remedy 30th Anniversary Humble Bundle, which has their whole catalogue minus Firebreak for about 30 bucks - which I think is an even better deal.
- Yokus island express 80% off
- Emberward 20% off
- Supraland 70% off
- Immortals Fenyx Rising
Other games that look cool but I haven't played
- Eternal strands
- Shadow gambit: the cursed crew
- Teardown
- Tactical breach wizards
- Selaco
Control and Witcher 3 are also on sale for 90 and 80% off respectively.
Cheap all-time-low price tag games (according to SteamDB) that I‘ve played myself and can recommend:
Slime Rancher
Broforce
My Friend Pedro
Dust: An Elysian Tail
Poly Bridge 2 (also the first one)
Clustertruck
Risk of Rain (the old one)
The Swapper
Rogue Legacy
McPixel 3 (also the first one)
Overcooked (also the second one)
Party Hard
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince (and other series entries)
Train Valley
Minit
All of these are of varying genres so probably most of them aren‘t everyone‘s cup of tea, but maybe one or two are gems that you hadn’t heard about yet. List isn‘t conclusive, obviously, but I don‘t wanna spam too much.
Train Valley is surprisingly good. I like the combination of a geometry puzzle, planning which train to run when and real time pressure (you can pause, but you still have to multitask a lot).