Steam Spring Sale has begun! Discounts of up to 90 percent
The highly anticipated Steam Spring Sale has started. The campaign, which will continue until March 21, offers discounts of up to 90 percent on many games.
As of today, Steam has launched its highly anticipated Spring Sale. Steam, which has been operating in dollars in our country since November, has now started its now-traditional Spring Sale.
According to the report by Webtekno, the discount campaign will continue until March 21 at 20:00 TSI and will offer discount opportunities of up to 90%.

Here are the regular and discounted prices of some games:
Diablo IV: Regular Price: 69.99 dollars (2,248 TL) - Discounted Price: 34.99 dollars (50%) - 1,123 TL
Sons of The Forest: Regular Price: 14.99 dollars (481.47 TL) - Discounted Price: 11.24 dollars (25%) - 361.02 TL
Rust: Regular Price: 18.99 dollars (609.95 TL) - Discounted Price: 12.72 dollars (33%) - 408.56 TL
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: Regular Price: 29.99 dollars (963.36 TL) - Discounted Price: 7.49 dollars (75%) - 240.60 TL
Forza Horizon 5: Regular Price: 32.78 dollars (1,052.98 TL) - Discounted Price: 16.39 dollars (50%) - 526.49 TL
Need For Speed Unbound: Regular Price: 69.99 dollars (2,248 TL) - Discounted Price: 6.99 dollars (90%) - 224.51 TL
Titanfall 2: Regular Price: 29.99 dollars (963.36 TL) Discounted Price: 2.99 dollars (90%) - 96.03 TL
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order: Regular Price: 39.99 dollars (1,284.42 TL) Discounted Price: 3.99 dollars (90%) - 128.15 TL
Sniper Elite 4: Regular Price: 59.99 dollars (1,926.78 TL) Discounted Price: 5.99 dollars (90%) - 192.39 TL
News Source: 12punto
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