Steam Summer Sale Day 2 details

14 July 2012

It’s actually Christmas in July, as Day 2 of the Steam Summer Sale is underway, bringing a host of new slashed price games for you to blow your hard-earned cash on.

Some of the notable deals of the day include Warhammer 40K: Space Marine for $7,49 (down from $29,99), From Dust for $3,74 (down from $14,99), Payday: The Heist for $4,99 (down from $19,99) and the Indie Bundle II at $9,99 (down from $39,99).

The list of games previously leaked for the sale continues to be accurate, so at this point it’s probably safe to plan your budget accordingly. If you missed it, check out yesterday’s article detailing the schedule, linked at the bottom of this page.

The biggest saving of the day is the Indie Bundle II, which includes Botanicula, E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy, Oil Rush, Splice, and Universe Sandbox.

There are also flash sales going on for the next few hours; these are Football Manager 2012 going for $7,49 (down from $29,99), Alan Wake going for $7,49 (down from $29,99) and Alice: Madness Returns for $12,49 (down from $49,99).

Finally you can also find Pack Deals, such as the Paradox Interactive Collection which offers a huge saving at $49,99 (down from $272,72). This includes Magicka, Europa Universalis III, Mount & Blade, Warlock – Master of the Arcane and Crusader Kings II. Also available are massive discounts on other Pack Deals from 2K, TellTale Games and Ubisoft.

The sale runs until July 22nd, so manage your money accordingly.

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  1. NativeDman
    15.07.2012 at 19:49

    I’m a bit confused. The header image, I know its Warhammer, but it doesn’t look like Space Marine.

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