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Steam Sale Day 6: Ghosts, Guitars, And Grisly Surgery
Today’s Steam Holiday Sale offerings span the decades. Whether you want to embrace nostalgia with Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition or want to take to the contemporary war zones of Call of Duty: Ghosts, you’ll find deep discounts waiting.
Here’s what you can find today:
- Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition - $7.99 (Regularly $19.99)
- Call of Duty: Ghosts - $40.19 (Regularly $59.99)
- F1 2013 - $16.99 (Regularly $29.99)
- FTL: Faster Than Light - $3.39 (Regularly $9.99)
- Rocksmith 2014 - $40.19 (Regularly $59.99)
- RPG Maker VX Ace - $17.49 (Regularly $69.99)
- The Sims 3 - $7.99 (Regularly $19.99)
- State of Decay - $9.99 (Regularly $19.99)
- Surgeon Simulator 2013 - $2.49 (Regularly $9.99)
As a reminder, yesterday’s sales are still active for one more day. Be sure to also check back every eight hours for a new batch of flash sales and a new community vote deal.
Our Take
If you haven’t yet picked up FTL, there is no reason not to spend the $3.39. It’s one of my favorite games of last year, and one that continues to provide deep challenge even after all these months.
I loved Baldur’s Gate in its original release, and I find myself tempted by its current price tag. Finally, State of Decay is one of the most engaging zombie simulators I’ve played. The Xbox 360 version was challenging, but also modeled human relationships among survivors better than most other comparable titles.
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