Steam has been running a publisher sale this past weekend featuring a number of popular, lesser known and iconic games from Sega's illustrious library of titles. However, the weekend sale is coming to an end, and gamers will need to move fast to get their hands on some great deals.
As reported by Gamespot, the Sega publisher deal has some of the most recognized and fan-favorite games discounted at rates of up to 75% off.
There are a lot of bundled deals just the same as there are a lot of games individually priced as well. For instance, Total War: Attila, which was one of the more recent Total War games from Creative Assembly – who are now working on Total War: Warhammer – can be purchased with 75% off the normal price for only $11.24. It's separate from the Total War collection, which features Medieval II: Total War, Empire: Total War, Rome: Total War Collection and several other games in the series, all available at 75% off the $119 price tag, enabling gamers to get the massive collection for only $29.99.
Even more than that is the fact that there's a Total War grand master collection at 75% off the normal price, enabling gamers to get 28 games and DLC packs for only $41.24. That's not a bad deal at all. In fact, that's a practical steal given all the titles included in the bundle pack.
The Total War series isn't the only one discounted, though. There's also the Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War collection that's available as well, which sports three of the titles in the Dawn of War franchise at 75% off the normal price, so you can nab the games for only $13.74.
There are two more collection packs involving Warhammer 40,000, including the Space Marine pack, which contains the full game and all of the available DLC for only $14.99. And there's the original Dawn of War collection from 2007 that's also available at 75% off the normal price for only $9.49.
The final collection that might capture the fancy of gamers is the Sonic collection, which features 19 games and DLC from the Sonic: The Hedgehog franchise at 75% off the normal price, dropping the bundle down from $112.99 to only $28.24.
Alternatively you can buy each of the games separately in the bundle for 75% off as well, including the most recent Sonic release on PC, Sonic Lost World, which is available for only $7.49. It's a great day for Sonic fans because if you missed out on any of these titles throughout the past 16 years, you can get in on the action for cheap... real cheap. And despite some of the game's having rather poor scores amongst professional reviewers, you're barely losing out on anything given how cheap some of the titles are... like Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, which is available for only $4.99, or Sonic Adventure 2 only being $2.49. That's only a fraction of the price of Call of Duty's latest DLC.
You can check out the full list of games discounted over the weekend by visiting the Sega sales page. You only have until the end of today, March 13th, to get in on the deals.
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