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Steam Holiday Sale Day 13: Mana, Masks, And Mute Scientists
Today’s Steam Holiday Sale deals are up. Half-Life 2 is in this batch, but we’re pretty sure this isn’t Valve secret code for “Half-Life 3 confirmed.”
In addition to Gordon Freeman’s second adventure, the Belmont family embarks on its first. You can also pick up a couple of this year’s hits, including Company of Heroes 2 and Grid 2. For those that like to play games before their in final form, Planetary Annihilation is discounted.
- Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Ultimate Edition - $10.19 (Regularly $29.99)
- Company of Heroes 2 - $13.59 (Regularly $39.99)
- Grid 2 - $12.49 (Regularly $49.99)
- Half-Life 2 - $2.49 (Regularly $9.99)
- Magic: The Gathering Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014 - $3.39 (Regularly $9.99)
- Mark of the Ninja - $2.99 (Regularly $14.99)
- Planetary Annihilation - $40.19 (Regularly $59.99)
- Scribblenauts Unmasked - $14.99 (Regularly $29.99)
- XCOM: Enemy Unknown - $9.99 (Regularly $39.99)
Don’t forget that yesterday’s deals are still active for another day. Also, community votes and flash sales cycle every eight hours.
[Source: Steam]
Our Take
Mark of the Ninja for $2.99 is a great price for a gorgeous and challenging game. For those that have been waiting to return to Firaxis’ alien invasion simulation, XCOM: Enemy Within (which appears as DLC on PC) is discounted, too. You can get that for half off the $29.99 regular price.
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