Bandai Namco and the Valve platform make available to players some of the most important games of the company at a reduced price.
In an atypical summer in which going to the beaches will not be the same as always, video games await us in our homes, great allies against the coronavirus. Although many players have their libraries full of titles yet to play, Bandai Namco and Steam have just announced a series of joint offers that will tempt us to add a few other products to our collection. From Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot to great fighting games like Tekken 7 or Soul Calibur 6. If RPG games are your thing, you may be interested in Ni No Kuni 2. Options for all tastes.
Games with a discount of up to 85% on Steam
- Naruto Shipudden: Ultimate Ninja Storm for € 14.99 (50%, was € 29.99)
- Project Cars 2 for 8.99 euros (85%, before 59.99 euros)
- Dark Souls 3 for 14.99 euros (75%, before 59.99 euros)
- Soul Calibur 6 for 14.99 euros (75%, before 59.99 euros)
- Code Vein for 29.99 euros (40%, before 49.99 euros)
- Tekken 7 for 9.99 euros (75%, before 39.99 euros)
- Dragon Ball FighterZ for 14.99 euros (75%, before 59.99 euros)
- Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot for 35.99 euros (40%, before 59.99 euros)
- Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition for 15.99 euros (60%, before 39.99 euros)
- The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan for 14.99 euros (50%, before 29.99 euros)
- Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom for 17.99 euros (70%, previously 59.99 euros)
- One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 for 37.49 euros (25%, before 49.99 euros)
- Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown for 19.79 euros (67%, before 59.99 euros)
Bandai Namco is one of the companies that most bets on games based on manganime works. One of the newest titles, the Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot RPG, will continue to expand with new content in the future. From the launch, the company presented a season pass with which we can experience new adventures in the universe created by Akira Toriyama.
Source | Steam
