Table of Contents Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown — $20 Helldivers 2 — $32 Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth — $35 Tekken 8 — $35 Dragon Age: The Veilguard — $39 Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess — $40 UFO 50 — $21 Lorelei and the Laser Eyes — $19
So, it’s Christmas Day. You’ve finished opening all your presents. Now, you’ve got a whole bunch of gift cards, and maybe even some extra cash thanks to a kind uncle who has no idea what to buy you every year. How should you spend it? As Digital Trends’ senior gaming editor, allow me to be a devil on your shoulder and goad you into buying some PC games.
The Steam Winter Sale is happening now through January 2, 2025. As always, it brings some major discounts on some of the year’s best games (and plenty more beyond that). If you’ve been waiting to buy some games this year assuming they’d get a discount down the line, this is your moment. To help you sort through your options, I’ve pulled together some of the best deals in this year’s sales. I’m focusing on games that came out in 2024 to help fill out your backlog, but note that there’s plenty more deals to explore this year.
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Happy holidays from all of us here at Digital Trends. And as a very out-of-place Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson once said at Summer Game Fest, “Enjoy your gaming!”
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Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown — $20
If I had to recommend just one game from this year’s sale, it would be Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Ubisoft’s fantastic 2D action game is a top-tier Metroidvania. It has a fast-paced combat system, challenging platforming, tons of secrets, and excellent quality of life innovations that push the genre forward. It may not have gotten the respect it deserved at this year’s Game Awards (though it did get a much-deserved win for Innovation in
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