Steam will soon be starting its Halloween Scream Fest on October 25. And this means that Steam users will be getting a lot of discounts on the Halloween sale, especially on select horror titles. With the season of spooks upon us, Halloween is the best time to play those horror games you’ve been planning on. Horror games have been going very strong as of late, from classic remakes like Dead Space and Resident Evil 4 making a comeback to the indie scene expanding genre, this is a good time to be a fan of scary games.
Steam just released a promotional video for its Halloween Scream Fest sale which showed some of the games that will get discounts during the sale. The event will take place from today (October 25) to November 1, and some really great indie gems are being included. These include the surprise hit Phasmophobia, Devour, Ghost Exile, GTFO, Chernobylite, The Forest, The Mortuary Assistant, Outlast, and Little Nightmares. But for those who don’t want horror games, titles like Thymesia are also on sale.
Steam Halloween Sale Scream Fest
The astute among you may have already noticed that a lot of games that are on sale are co-op horror games. And that is perfect for this time of year, as you will be able to get together with friends online to get into all sorts of supernatural spooky trouble. Many people play scary games on their own, and while that is a great experience in itself, some people prefer more company, as not all horror gamers are that hardcore. The Halloween Steam Sale will be the best place to get your hands on the right games you can play with your friends.
Even though Epic Games is great for PC titles, there’s no denying that Steam is still the place to be when it comes to buying games on sale. Valve’s marketplace has set the bar very high, which even companies like Sony and Microsoft have a hard time keeping up with. Steam recently hit its record number of users, and earlier this year, it hit its max number of players as well. Along with that, the Steam Deck is as popular as ever, and Valve is finally able to meet its demands.
