It’s Steam Sale! Until July 4, 2017 at 7 pm you have the opportunity to buy cheap PC games.
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PC players have been able to plunge since the 24th June on the new Steam Sale. The summer action runs until the 4th of July and offers very cheap PC games. Many series like Assassin's Creed or Call of Duty attract discounts of up to 75 percent. In addition, popular single titles such as the new ego-shooter Doom (test) with a discount of still 40 percent (35.99 instead of 59.99 euros). Another popular shooter is the multiplayer tactics hit Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Valve skins the E-Sports-banger for 6.99 instead of 13.99 Euro.
The Witcher 3 is half price: 24.99 instead of 49.99 Euro. Fallout 4 or equal parts of the complete series are available from 50 percent discount. Anyone who scans the offer on the gaming portal Steam also pokes on one or the other secret tip. Just browse the Steam website, log in with your account, and fill your Steam library with new game feed.
Steam is the game platform of the developer and publisher Valve. The accompanying client celebrated 2004 with the first-person shooter Half-Life 2 Premiere. According to initial criticism about DRM worries, Steam today is not to be imagined. Valve paved the way away from the classic, physical game trade to digital buying. Other publishers are similar. Electronic Arts, for example, has been running on Origin since Battlefield 3. Ubisoft has UPlay and Blizzard maintains Battle.net.
You need a working e-mail address to login to Steam. Purchased games are available as downloads in your library. For games purchases, you can use, among other things, a Paypal account or your credit card information. However, use security features such as two-factor authentication to make your data and purchases more secure.
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