Steam has kicked off a new weeklong sales event, offering discounts on Capcom games as well as JRPGs. You can find great deals on the Resident Evil and Monster Hunter franchises in the Capcom sale. Meanwhile, the JRPG sale features some nice deals on fairly recent games such as Scarlet Nexus and Yakuza: Like a Dragon as well as classics like Chrono Trigger.
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With the Steam Deck now available, it’s a good time to stock up on some Steam games for cheap. If you’re interested in being scared while on the go, you can save on every mainline Resident Evil game. Resident Evil 7 is available for just 10 bucks, while its sequel Resident Evil Village is 50% off at $30. You can also pick up the remakes of Resident Evil 2 ($20) and Resident Evil 3 ($16) for cheap.
Capcom’s Monster Hunter series is also prominently featured in the sale, with the PC port of Monster Hunter Rise available for only $40. You can also grab Monster Hunter World: Iceborne’s Master Edition discounted for $30 and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin for $40.
If you’re looking for a complex and lengthy JRPG to dive into, there’s plenty to choose from in the JRPG sale. The entire Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel saga is up for grabs. You can get all four games for just $90 total, which is a 50%and discount. You can also grab the superb Trails in the Sky for $10 and Trails in the Sky SC for $19.49.
Another under the radar role-playing series is featured in the JRPG sale as well. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana is down to $24, and the most recent entry in the series, Ys IX: Monstrum Nox, is available for $48.
Those who favor more action-oriented RPGs can pick up a bunch of games in the Yakuza series at bargain prices. The Yakuza Remastered Collection is slashed to $26, Yakuza 0 is five bucks, and the turn-based Yakuza: Like a Dragon is only $33.
Other notable JRPGs featured in the sale include Scarlet Nexus, Persona 5 Strikers, Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne, and the all-time classic Chrono Trigger, which just received a new update that adds widescreen support.
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