The Valve digital store has a new collection of offers, bargains and discounts for the single day, and at FreeGameTips we have compiled the best.
For some time now, November 11 has become known as the day of singles and Valve has found it a perfect date for its users to give themselves a whim. For this reason Steam celebrates the sale of the single day, which lasts from 5:00 p.m. on November 10 until 5:00 p.m. on November 12 (Spanish time). During that time we will have all kinds of bargains, discounts and offers such as the following:
- A Plague Tale: Innocence – Before: 44.99 euros / Now: 26.99 euros
- ARK – Before: 54.99 euros / Now: 19.24 euros
- Castle Crashers – Before: 11.99 euros / Now: 2.99 euros
- Light Blue – Before: 19.99 euros / Now: 9.99 euros
- Dragon Ball FighterZ – Before: 59.99 euros / Now: 14.99 euros
- Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 – Before: 49.99 euros / Now: 9.99 euros
- Human Fall Flat – Before: 14.99 euros / Now: 7.49 euros
- Overcooked 2 – Before: 22.99 euros / Now: 13.79 euros
- Redout – Before: 31.99 euros / Now: 12.79 euros
- Shadow Warrior 2 – Before: 36.99 euros / Now: 9.24 euros
- Terraria – Before: 9.99 euros / Now: 4.99 euros
- The Long Dark – Before 24.99 euros / Now 8.49 euros
- Trials Rising – Before: 24.99 euros / Now: 12.49 euros
- Warhammer Vermintide 2 – Before: 27.99 euros / Now 6.99 euros
- Warriors Orochi 4 – Before: 69.99 euros / Now: 34.99 euros
- What Remains of Edith Finch – Before: 19.99 euros / Now 11.99 euros
Where does single day come from?
The initiative to celebrate the day of the single person comes from China, where it began as a nice excuse to organize blind dates and, over time, in a new business opportunity for companies. There the date has already become an essential annual event in online shopping and chains like Alibaba use it as an excuse to get ahead of Black Friday and launch all kinds of sales and discounts. Such has been its success that last year Alibaba billed about 31 million dollars thanks to lonely hearts, numbers that it expects to exceed twelve months later. And you, will you give yourself a whim?
