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Valve Launches SteamOS Sale, Confirms A Lot Of New Linux Games

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 4 March 2015 at 02:21 PM EST. 57 Comments

Making GDC2015 week even more exciting for Linux gamers on top of the Source 2 Engine, the Steam Link streaming device, and Steam Machines shipping this year is a big SteamOS game sale via Steam. This sale is selling not only existing Linux/SteamOS game ports but also several AAA games being ported to Linux.

Valve's "SteamOS Sale" consists of existing Linux ports like Civilization V: Beyond Earth and Borderlands 2 but it also has other games that haven't yet seen their Linux debut. Among the new high profile Linux games are Batman: Arkham Knight, The Witcher III, Company of Heroes 2, Payday 2, and others.

Those wishing to participate in this huge SteamOS Sale to buy a variety of Linux games for cheap, visit SteamPowered.com.

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