Although the Steam Summer Sale for this year has wrapped up, some discounts are continuing on the storefront with SimFest 2023. This new sale has brought down the price of various hit sims including SnowRunner, Transport Fever 2, Bus Simulator 21, and more.
This sale is running from July 20 through to the 24th.
Calling all simmers
Simulators make up a big part of gaming, although they still fall into a niche. That said, there are a variety of sims to choose from and this sale encompasses such a variety.
There are some quirky options such as Human Fall Flat going for USD $5.99, and some very niche selections like PC Building Simulator that’s on sale for a mere $4.99. If strategy/management is more your speed, Airport CEO is being offered for $6.24, while The Repair House is going for $15.99.
On the vehicular side of the genre, there are a lot of well-known titles on sale such as Lawn Mowing Simulator for $6.79, Construction Simulator for $27.99, SnowRunner for $16.49, Bus Simulator 21 for $24.49 and Transport Fever 2 for $19.99.
All of the games listed here are labeled as “Mostly Positive” or “Very Positive” on Steam, so there are some favorable finds in the mix.
SimFest 2023 is also seeking to shine a light on some upcoming sims that look to make a splash when they release, including newcomers like Kitbash Model Club, a new open-world, R/C vehicle sim from the minds behind the illustrious Kerbal Space Program.
Another interesting-looking upcoming title is Japanese Drift Master, which as the name suggests, is focused on drifting around the streets of Japan in specially-tuned drift cars; drift events may be a part of a lot of hit racing titles, but this one wants to hone in on it as the core focus.
While there are some big names missing from this sale including American/Euro Truck Simulator, Farming Simulator 22, and Cities Skylines, there’s certainly still a lot on offer here; you’re bound to find something new that you’ll like.
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