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Valve Previews Steam Holiday Sales For Day 11 And 12
We’re in the middle of day nine of the Steam Holiday Sale, and Valve is giving us an early look at what’s to come for days eleven and twelve. Tomorrow’s still a mystery, but here’s what we’ll be saving on come Sunday and Monday.
Sunday, December 29, 2013
- Fallout: New Vegas 66% off
- Deadlight 80% off
- Mass Effect 2 75% off
- Euro Truck Simulator 2 75% off
- Might & Magic Heroes VI 75% off
- The Swapper 66% off
- Risk of Rain 33% off
- Spelunky 75% off
- Total War: Rome II 50% off
Monday, December 30, 2013
- Grand Theft Auto IV 75% off
- Alan Wake 90% off
- Kerbal Space Program 40% off
- Metro: Last Light 66% off
- Rising Storm 75% off
- Game Dev Tycoon 50% off
- Outlast 66% off
- Farming Simulator 2013 50% off
- Injustice: Gods Among Us 50% off
It’s possible that these early posts on the Steam news page were an accident, and for that reason, we caution that the offers might change. At the very least though, you can plan ahead in case there are titles you have interest in.
Thanks to Mattias for the tip.
[Source: Steam]
Our Take
It’s unlike Valve to preview sales, so we’re betting that these were posted in error. If you happen to see one of these games on flash sale, you might want to weigh your options. Take this as an advisement and a guarantee, as until the deals are live, things can change.
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