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Valve Scares Up a Steam Halloween Sale

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It’s time for another excuse to throw your money at Valve.

These deals are so good, it’s spooky! Or scary. Or whatever. Disembowlingly cheap, you might say. The stuff nightmares are made of! If your nightmares are made up of some pretty awesome games at dirt-cheap prices, that is.

You know what, let’s skip the usual horsing around and cut right to it. Halloween is coming and that’s a good enough reason for the good folks at Valve to hold another sale. As usual, there’s lots of quality gaming on the block, more than 80 titles in all, including Condemned: Criminal Origins for $7.49, Alan Wake for $14.99, F.E.A.R. 3 for $4.99 (I guess that was a bit of a bomb, eh?), Left 4 Dead 2 at $4.99, Amnesia: The Dark Descent for $4.99, I Am Alive for $11.24, Dead Space 2 for $4.99 and a whole bunch more.

The truly poor and/or cheap can get in on the action too, with bargoon fare like F.E.A.R. 2 (which was actually pretty good and had one of my favorite endings ever) for $3.49, Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened for $2.49, Limbo for $2.49 and a Cthulhu Saves the World/Breath of Death VII double-pack for 99 cents. Ka-blammo!

There’s plenty of other stuff up for grabs, all of which I could list for you here, or you could just head over to the 2012 Steam Halloween Sale and check it out for yourself. Yes, let’s do that instead. Don’t forget your wallet!

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