Valve has just launched its Steam Winter Sale 2020. This event will last until January 5th and will have a number of games at various discounts. Moreover, players will be able to vote in the Steam Awards, and each vote will earn you a Steam Festive Trading Card.
Unfortunately, Steam is currently down. This of course does not surprise us. After all, Steam goes down during the launch of each and every sale event. So yeah, expect it to be operational in the next few minutes.
The Steam Winter Sale 2020 closes on January 5th 2021 at 10 am Pacific. Valve has also taken this chance to roll out new Steam Points updates with now even more places to award content. The 2020 Steam Winter Sale is live now! With deep discounts on thousands of titles, save now through the holidays, The Sale ends at 10am Pacific on Tuesday, January 5th. 2 days ago Steam Sale 2020/2021. Thread starter kifo. You got the winter sale discount PLUS the 10 dollar voucher coupon that can stack with the discount as long as the purchase is above 14.99 dollars. Cheaper than Steam IMO. You should check it out and compare the prices. By James Troughton Published Dec 21, 2020 Steam's annual Winter sale is expected to begin tomorrow, December 22, at 1 PM ET, ending on January 5. This is in line with the Steam Awards, which will have final nominees announced for each category starting tomorrow until January 3.
Still, we were able to capture some of the deals. As we can see, Control Ultimate Edition comes with a 50% discount, whereas Halo: The Master Chief Collection comes with a 40% discount. Fall Guys also comes with a 20% discount.
Death Stranding also comes with a 50% discount, and there is a 90% discount for Jurassic World Evolution. Not only that, but Borderlands 3 comes with a 67% discount.
Have fun!
John Papadopoulos
Steam Games On Sale
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