What classic games should I buy before the Steam summer sale runs out?

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Make a list

and check it twice

None if you want to be productive.

that’s what I keep telling to myself…

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I’m sure you have games you have yet to play and finish in the backlog … like all of us

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I bought Party Hard but haven’t even installed it yet. And I bought Keen Dreams, because of old time’s sake and that was the last of the Keen games I was missing in my collection. Humble Monthly was great again this month, although I sadly already have Satellite Reign. Looking forward to give TIS-100 a try. I’ll probably be totally lost. @Kiwasi & @zombiegorilla did you play that one? It’s from the same dev as Infinifactory.

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Never been a huge fan of coding games myself. Might as well be making a game instead. :wink:

I’ll try it if enough people rave about it.

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Same. Games where you build contraptions though are a lot of fun. I picked up Besiege. :stuck_out_tongue:

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I look at it as market research. :stuck_out_tongue:

It’s too new to be a “classic”, but I picked up [the Sequence] for $0.49 on a lark. It was a surprisingly enjoyable game. It’s a “logic constructor puzzle” that I think will appeal to a lot of programmers. Plus, it’s fun to watch your little nodes move the “ball” or themselves around the screen like little robots.

Plus, it’s made with Unity.

Ok - not sure what classifies classic - Its surprising I hadnt picked up some of these MUST HAVE games before but this is the first summer sale I actually participated in so I kinda splurged for some of the games in my wishlist.

Super Meat Boy
Slender: The Arrival
Wife and son likes playing “scary” games.
Shadowcrypt
Axiom Verge
Styx
Thief
HER STORY
ORCS
Kholat
ARK: Survival Evolved

I picked up besiege last year and didnt enjoy the experience as much as I had hoped. Very beta at the time - with a very convincing trailer, but ultimately not enough game play as Id hoped for.

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