Steamis currently in the midst of its Spring Sale, which includes a massive 96% discount on the incredible Valve Complete Pack bundle.Steam’s seasonal sales are always a time for excitement for Steam users, as they often offer massive discounts on some of the platform’s biggest games. Valve itself uses these sales as an opportunity to offer its own games for next to nothing, and that’s exactly what it’s done with the Valve Complete Pack.
The Valve Complete Pack is exactly as it sounds - it’s a near-complete collection of Valve’s games on Steam. It comes with everything fromCounter-StriketoHalf-LifetoLeft 4 DeadtoPortal, and typically retails for $145.82. However, while theSteam Spring Sale is live, the Valve Complete Pack costs just $6.54. That means Steam users can get a staggering 22 games for next to nothing.
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The Steam Spring Sale is expected to last until March 23 at 10am PT, so there is still time for Steam users to jump on this incredible deal, assuming they haven’t picked up the Valve Complete Pack already. It’s worth pointing out that many of the available games are Steam Deck Verified, so anyone that has Valve’s handheld system may especially want to consider taking advantage of theValve Complete Pack Steam Spring Sale deal.
Valve Complete Pack Games List
Not all the games available in the bundle areSteam Deck Verified, though the ones that aren’t should still be playable on Valve’s popular handheld. One game in the bundle, the free-to-play VR-only gameThe Lab, is an obvious exception.
Regardless, the Valve Complete Pack gives Steam users most of the heavy hitters from Valve’s library of games, though there are some notable exceptions to that as well. Thecritically-acclaimed virtual reality gameHalf-Life: Alyxis missing from the lineup, as is the recently-released Steam Deck tech demo gameAperture Desk Job. But while they aren’t part of the Valve Complete Pack bundle,Half-Life: Alyxis still currently available at a discount (priced at 60% off for $23.99 at the time of this writing) whileAperture Desk Jobis a free download anyway.
