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Klei Entertainment Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary with Steam Weekend Sale
For the past decade, Klei Entertainment has crafted charming indie games like Mark of the Ninja and Don't Starve. Now the developer has found a fitting way to celebrate its 10th anniversary by offering a weekend-long Steam sale on its library.
Players can try out the company’s catalog for free from November 12-15, or purchase titles at discounted prices, including in bundles. Individually, the titles on sale include:
- Shank
- Shank 2
- Mark of the Ninja
- Mark of the Ninja: Special Edition
- Don’t Starve
- Don’t Starve: Reign of Giants
- Don’t Starve Together
- Eets Munchies
- Crypt of the Necrodancer
- Invisible, Inc
- Invisible, Inc. Contingency Plan
Out of the discounted games, Mark of the Ninja in particular is an essential for any stealth fan, as Matt Miller found out back in 2013 when he reviewed the sneaky 2D ninja simulator.
[Source: Steam]
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