Steam begins its Halloween sales until Friday
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The ones for Steam for Halloween 2019 have started. As leaked, the sale started on October 28 and will last until Friday, November 1, with all kinds of discounts on various horror games and other derivatives.
Steam starts with its Halloween
Since we're so close to the fall and winter ones, which are site-wide and tend to have some massive deals, there's nothing too spectacular on offer here, but it's well worth checking out. Anyone who likes the genre, or just curious, who is looking for something fresh to sink their teeth into will surely find some worthwhile shopping right now.
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Some that may be remarkable: Resident Evil 2, with a 50% discount; Vampyr, with a decrease of 66%; The Forest, with a 40% discount; Depth, with a 75% discount, and the tense psychological thriller Outlast, with a 75% discount. Some older titles like Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Alan Wake, Limbo, and Left 4 Dead 2 have seen their prices drop, so if you haven't tried them yet, now is a good time.
There are some games that are having special Halloween events plus a discount, for example: The Blackout Club, which is currently 20% off, Hunt: Showdown, which is 30% below the standard price, and Dying Light, which has a lovely 66% discount.
There is also a good selection of horror VR games that are on sale if they have virtual reality glasses and a lot of guts.
There is time until Friday to take advantage. The next one will be at the end of November with those of autumn and, finally, those of Christmas from December 19 to January 2.
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