Day 2 of Steam's Summer Sale goes live
A new day has dawned, and along with it a new set of games have been put up for sale on Steam. Day 2 of the Steam Summer Sale has gone live and...


Day 2 of the Steam Summer Sale
The Indie Bundle II has the games Botanicula, E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy, Oil Rush, Splice, and Universe Sandbox. As of this post, some of the flash sales going on are Football Manager 2012 selling for $7.49 instead of $29.99, which will last for nine hours; Alan Wake selling for $7.49 instead of $29.99 for nine hours; and Alice: Madness Returns selling for $12.49 instead of $49.99.
There are also massive Pack Deals such as the Paradox Interactive Collection selling for $49.99 instead of $272.72. This pack includes some of Paradox Interactive’s most popular games such as Magicka, Europa Universalis III, Mount & Blade, Warlock - Master of the Arcane and Crusader Kings II. Some of the other Pack Deals include the 2K Collection for $49.99 instead of $219.92; the TellTale Games collection for $49.99 instead of $129.94; and the Ubisoft Collection for $49.99 instead of $99.99, among others.
Steam is one of the most popular gaming platforms on the PC. It’s become an extremely popular game distribution platform that’s used by Valve and a whole bunch of other game publishers and developers. The platform's seasonal sales have been extremely popular with gamers the world over, with AAA titles going for as low as $10. This has always been one of the greatest strengths of the PC as a gaming platform.
Some of the games on sale on the first day of the Steam Summer Sale included Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 for $29.99 instead of $59.99, Might & Magic: Heores VI for $24.99 instead of $49.99, Terraria for $2.49 instead of $9.99, among others.
The Steam Summer Sale will be going on till July 22, so hold on to your wallets.
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