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Steam Sale Day 5: Hack, Slash, Shoot, Loot, and Survive
The Steam Holiday Sale trucks on into day five with a new batch of discounts. As usual, if you see one game in a series on daily deal, you can probably find its franchise-mates for lower-than-normal prices.
Here’s what’s available for the next two days:
- Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs - $9.99 (Regularly $19.99)
- Arma III - $35.99 (Regularly $59.99)
- Borderlands 2 GOTY - $14.99 $29.99 (Regularly $59.99) - This must have been a pricing error that has since been corrected.
- Castle Crashers - $3.74 (Regularly $14.99)
- Contagion - $3.74 (Regularly $14.99)
- Reus - $2.49 (Regularly $9.99)
- Shadowrun Returns - $8.99 (Regularly $19.99)
- Splinter Cell: Blacklist - $29.99 (Regularly $59.99)
- Trine 2 Complete Story - $1.99 (Regularly $19.99)
Don’t forget to vote in the community sales. Check back every eight hours for a new sale and a new community vote.
Our Take
Borderlands 2 GOTY is the gem in this chest of savings. In incorporates nearly all of the currently available DLC (except the second Ultimate Vault Hunters pack and the three Headhunter updates). The Headhunter packs will run you $1.49 each during the sale. The second Ultimate Vault Hunter pack is $2.49.
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