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PSA: Steam Gets Spooky With Halloween Sale
It's almost Halloween which means Steam is having a frightful sale. Not only are some classic games discounted but there's also some horror movies and Halloween updates for other games.
There are some classic horror games on sale here including Dead Space 2 for $4.99 and Bioshock Remastered for $9.99. Some lesser known gems had their prices hacked up as well like Typing of The Dead Overkill and The Darkness 2. If you'd rather kick back with a flick the entire Saw series is up along with a couple other cult classics.
While there's plenty of big names for sale there's also some great indie titles like Viscera Cleanup Detail and Dead By Daylight that make the cut. If our recent feature on the Lovecraftian horror in Darkest Dungeon peaked your interest now seems like a good time to get it too.
This Steam sale doesn't have any extra gimmicks so if you want to grab anything be sure to so before it ends on November 1.
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