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Steam Receptive World Sale kicks away with Company of Heroes 2 giveaway

(Visualize cite: Valve)

The Steam Open World Sale is now underway, featuring discounts of hundreds of games built round—you guessed it—open-world environments. That includes exploration games, builders, sandboxes, and survival: If you can roam around freely inside it, then the odds are good it's along sale.

There's some good hooey in here, including this handful of hurriedly concentrated suggestions:

Sea of Thieves - $20 (50% off)
Euro Hand truck Simulator 2 - $5 (75% off)
The Outward Worlds - $30 (50% forth)
Death Stranding - $30 (50% off)
Warhammer: End Multiplication - Vermintide - $3 (90% off)
Stir up Signature - $4 (75% off)

I don't know if there's a through joining—RTS games aren't the most obvious fit with an open-world sale—but the start of the new sales agreement coincides with a giveaway of the WW2 RTS Company of Heroes 2 and the standalone expansion Ardennes Assault, which are on the loose to take—and keep open—until May 31. Ardennes Assault does lineament a non-linear campaign on a dynamic map, which is maybe a bit of a stretch A open-mankind tie-ins goes, but it's good enough for me, especially since it's free.

The Steam Receptive World Sale runs until 10 am Atomic number 78 on May 31. You can start into the action right here.

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