June 22, 2024 – Steam has launched a new sale event highlighting games made in Germany. This “Games Baked in Germany Sale” runs from June 20 to June 27, offering discounts of up to 80% on a wide array of titles. The event showcases over 250 games developed by German studios, including many that have won prestigious awards like the Deutscher Computerspielpreis and the Deutscher Entwicklerpreis.
The sale features a dedicated showcase on Steam and the IGN YouTube channel, starting at 7 PM on June 20. This presentation includes announcements and updates from German game developers, giving gamers a closer look at what the German gaming industry has to offer.
Highlights of the Sale
Some standout games featured in the sale include:
- “Everspace 2” by ROCKFISH Games: A space shooter that combines fast-paced combat with deep exploration.
- “Anno 1800” by Ubisoft Mainz: A city-building game set in the 19th century, known for its rich graphics and complex strategy.
- “Hunt: Showdown” by Crytek: A multiplayer first-person shooter that mixes PvE and PvP elements in a unique horror setting.
- “Dorfromantik” by Toukana Interactive: A relaxing puzzle game that lets players create idyllic landscapes.
Other notable titles include “Chained Echoes,” “Signalis,” “Lost Ember,” “Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You,” and “Leisure Suit Larry – Wet Dreams Don’t Dry,” among many others.
Special Features and Collaborations
In addition to game discounts, the sale includes a special collaboration with Black Screen Records, offering a limited-edition vinyl soundtrack titled “Tunes of Games Baked in Germany.” This collection features music from popular games like “Atlas Fallen,” “Songs of Silence,” and “Harold Halibut” and is available for pre-order with delivery expected in July.
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— Steam (@Steam) June 21, 2024
Supporting the German Gaming Industry
The “Games Baked in Germany Sale” is organized by Games Germany, a coalition of regional funding and networking institutions aimed at promoting German game developers. Major German publishers such as Crytek, Daedalic Entertainment, and THQ Nordic are participating, providing a platform for German games to reach a global audience. The initiative not only boosts the visibility of these games but also supports the developers by increasing their international reach.
Why This Sale Matters
Steam, which boasts over 69 million daily active users, provides an excellent opportunity for German developers to showcase their work. The event aims to highlight the creativity and innovation of the German gaming industry, offering gamers worldwide a chance to discover and enjoy these unique titles at discounted prices.
