Sega is currently celebrating their 60th anniversary and one of their events is a Steam sale discounting a large chunk of their games catalogue. From the Total War franchise, Yakuza series, to the classic and most recent Sonic the Hedgehog titles.
As much as Sega is known for giving us the speedy hedgehog, nowadays it’s a company that is the home to a variety of games we’ve grown to love over the years. So, the Steam Sale list is pretty long list of great games discounted as high as 75%, which is why we listed down some notable games that are too hard to pass.
For starters, the classic Sonic the Headgehog 2 is currently free to keep but you have until October 18, 2020 to claim a copy for your Steam account.
If you want to pick up another game for free, Sega just released a Streets of Rage-inspired beat ‘em up called Streets of Kamurocho where you play as Kiryu and Majima from the Yakuza series.
Here are the sales worth noting.
Yakuza 0 – 75% off
Yakuza Kiwami – 50% off
Yakuza Kiwami 2 – 50% off
Company of Heroes 2 – 95% off
Persona 4 Golden – 20% off
Bayonetta – 75% off
Shenmue I & II – 75% off
Two Point Hospital - 70% off
Sonic Mania - 75% off
Catherine - 50% off
Total War: Warhammer - 75% off
Total War: SHOGUN 2 - 75% off
Vanquish - 75% off
Have a peek at the Sega sale on Steam. The event will run until October 20, 2020
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