Steam offers a large number of Triple A games for less than € 5
Valve makes it brown again and publishes a large number of game offers on Steam, but not just any games, most of them are Triple A games and classic games that all videogames want to have.
Today we are going to give you another reason to hate Valve even more, who has started a new batch of offers on games on its Steam platform. When these types of offers appear, the wallets of all users seek to hide, to prevent us from going bankrupt, and even if you don't want to spend money, if you go home, you end up spending something. The offers are not summer, back to school or autumn, they are simply offers because of Steam and not random games, far from it, since most of the offers belong to great Triple A games.
What are these great games on sale on Steam? Dishonored and Fallout New Vegas, which we can buy for € 2.49, while The Evil Within, we can buy for € 4.49. We can get hold of some of the Rockstar classics, such as Great Theft Auto: San Andreas or Vice City for only € 3.49. These are just a sample, since DOOM 3, all Quakes, the first two installments of Max Payne, Wolfenstein 3D and many other games that we can buy with discounts between 30% and 90% are on sale.
Complete list:
- Fallout: New Vegas (-75%) 2,49 euros
- The Evil Within (-75%) 4,99 euros
- Dishonored (-75%) 2,49 euros
- Max Payne (-65%) 3,49 euros
- Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne (-65%) 3,49 euros
- Doom 3: BFG Edition (-75%) 4,99 euros
- QUAKE (-75%) 1,24 euros
- QUAKE Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity (-40%) 1,79 euros
- QUAKE Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon (-40%) 1,79 euros
- Quake Live ™ (-75%) 2,49 euros
- QUAKE II (-75%) 1,24 euros
- QUAKE II Mission Pack: The Reckoning (-40%) 1,79 euros
- QUAKE III: Team Arena (-75%) 3,74 euros
- Quake III Arena (-75%) 3,74 euros
- Quake IV (-75%) 3,74 euros
- Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game (-75%) 2,49 euros
- Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game (-75%) 2,49 euros
- Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel (-75%) 2,49 euros
- Doom & Destiny (-50%) 4,99 euros
- TrackMania² Stadium (-50%) 4,99 euros
- Ultimate Doom (-75%) 2,49 euros
- DOOM Final (-50%) 2,49 euros
- DOOM II (-75%) 2,49 euros
- RAGE (-75%) 2,49 euros
- Gothic 1 (-80%) 3,99 euros
- Fallout 3 (-75%) 2,49 euros
- Grand Theft Auto III (-65%) 3,49 euros
- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (-65%) 3,49 euros
- Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (-65%) 3,49 euro
They are not badly priced, but there are very few A-level games and they are also well-established, so they have little to do with the current ones. For example, "How to Survive 2". It is not even close to 3A, it is an indie whose first part was great and in this second part they screwed it up because it is repetitive (you have to repeat missions to get certain resources), which disappointed me. I bought it in early access for about 5 euros.
For example, a highly recommended game, Shadow of Mordor, which is constantly the GOTY version on BundleStars for 4 - 5 euros. And that is a 3A. Or if not, the Batman Arkham series that in bundlestars is usually also at those prices.
On the other hand, the Max Payne, I bought it 4 years ago at 5 euros on steam, and to date I have not been able to play it. The fucking Rockstar that forces you to create a separate account from Steam and above fails and you can't start the game. As much as you claim to Steam, they do not pay attention to you, and to top it off in the Game forum, they would not let you write if you were not at least a month old. For me, no more buying games from this company.
Nobody has said that they are current games. These are classic Triple A games. If they were new games, they would sell millions of copies in seconds, sure.