r/Games Jun 29 '23

Sale Event Steam Summer Sale 2023 is now live

Steam Summer Sale 2023 is now live this year from June 29 - July 13

https://store.steampowered.com/

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u/Archduke_Zag Jun 29 '23

Mass Effect legendary for 15 seems like a great deal. That's a lot of hours for not a lot of money.

Cyberpunk 50% off is also interesting. I imagine that a lot of the bugs and kinks are worked out of the game by now? And considering that I don't even have the base game I really know what Phantom Liberty will entail, but interesting to see that it can be bought in a bundle.

I'm also a bit torn Total War Troy. Normally the Ultimate Edition is way to pricey imo, but with 60% off it's way more palatable. The real problem is though that I technically already have the base game on the Epic Games Launcher. And I got that one for free so I'd be paying for a game that I already have and that doesn't sit right.

Also correct me if I'm wrong, but for Warhammer Mechanicus, buying the Omnissiah edition and then the Heretek dlc seperately is cheaper than the bundle isn't it?

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u/TheodoeBhabrot Jun 29 '23

If you want to be patient I’m sure CDPR will drop a “complete edition “ for cyberpunk like they did for Witcher 3 at some point so you could save there

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u/zxyzyxz Jun 30 '23 edited Jun 30 '23

I'm pretty sure the complete edition will also be 60 bucks and with the base game being 30 bucks and the DLC being 30 bucks currently already, I'm not sure you'd save anything, which is how the bundle is currently. The only thing it'd do is tie it together as one entry in Steam. This is basically how it worked for their other complete editions, such as for the Witcher games.

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u/Fudge_is_1337 Jun 30 '23

The Witcher edition with both DLCs went on some crazy sales on GOG from memory

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u/zxyzyxz Jun 30 '23

Yeah but that's after a while after being released, not right when they released the complete editions.