Weird West is just one of the games heavily discounted in the Steam Sale right now.
Devolver Digital is not a normal publisher. This is proven by their legendary, wacky appearances at E3 and Co. (remember the »broken neck« 2018?), but also the games they release.
The studio is happy to support such unusual projects as Terra Nil, Cult of the Lamb or Inscryption. Fans of crazy ideas that are implemented really well should therefore take a look at the current Steam sale – many of the publisher’s games are currently heavily reduced. We have selected the best offers!
Until when are the offers valid? The Devolver sale on Steam runs until May 8th, 2023.
Highlights of the Devolver sale
Return to Monkey Island
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Return to Monkey Island – Test video for the great adventure sequel – Test video for the great adventure sequel
genre: Point & Click Adventure | developer: Terrible Toy Box | release: September 19, 2022 | price and discount: 16 euros (reduced by 30 percent)
Return to Monkey Island uses unusual children’s book graphics, but brings back the heart and humor of the legendary adventure series. Guybrush’s new adventure is guaranteed to be a nostalgic trip for fans of parts 1 and 2!
In the meantime, a German language version has also been available – you can read in our review of Return to Monkey Island why there is no longer an excuse to skip the game, at least since the update.
Cult of the Lamb
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Cult of the Lamb explains how to start your cult so that you will finally be worshiped
genre: Construction Strategy | developer: Massive Monsters | release: August 11, 2022 | price and discount: 15 euro (35 percent reduced)
Our community manager, Mary, is actually the loveliest person on earth (unless someone nags in the comments!). But Cult of the Lamb turned her into the ruthless cult leader who indoctrinated the GameStar editors.
The insane building game with lots of black humor became a surprise hit on Steam in 2022 – and rightly so! It also recently got a lot of new free content, so it’s more worth it than ever.
Weird West
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For the release, Weird West shows how your behavior changes the game world
genre: RPG | developer: WolfEye Studios | release: March 31, 2022 | price and discount: 16 euros (60 percent reduced)
There is no other RPG like Weird West. It combines desperadoes with the physics-based combat of a Divinity: Original Sin and dresses it in a dark fantasy guise: cowboys meet werewolves and witches.
Sometimes it gets a bit confusing in the fights and there is probably a strange voodoo curse on some of the failed NPC settings. But in the test, Weird West still convinced us with its many decisions and unusual ideas.
More exciting offers in the Devolver sale
- Terra Nil: Reverse construction game in which you remove traces of civilization and leave untouched nature behind (reduced by 20 percent to 20 euros)
- Death’s Door: You collect lost souls as the Grim Reaper Crow. Reminiscent of the old Zelda games and got a 90 rating from us (reduced by 50 percent to 10 euros).
- Shadow Warrior 3: Definitive Edition: A spectacular shooter with the usual dick jokes and a variety of wacky weapons (reduced by 50 percent to 20 euros)
- Trek to Yomi: This is also about Asian swordsmanship, but without the slapstick humor. But with all the more style, if only because of the black and white samurai look (reduced by 50 percent to 10 euros)
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Trek to Yomi celebrates the launch with a stylish trailer
- Card Shark: You are a swindler and impostor in the 18th century and steal important historical figures from the card game (reduced by 40 percent to 12 euros)
- Hotline Miami: Parts 1 and 2 of the flashy cult action series are on sale. Anyone who has never played it should urgently catch up (reduced by 80 percent to 2 or 3 euros)
- Gris: Finally, a tip for fans of melancholic stories. A beautiful game about sorrow and hope (reduced by 75 percent to 4 euros).
Is there something for you in the Devolver sale? Have you already played some of the games? Feel free to write us in the comments which appearance of the publisher you remembered.
