Everyone loves Steam’s holiday sales, but if you’re just looking to browse the deals, the store setup isn’t that great. Hydralist is a site that puts everything that’s on sale into one massive grid.
Originally published on Lifehacker
Hydralist pulls data from the Steam sale, then displays it all in a nice visual grid. Click on a title and you’ll get a little more info a link to the Steam page. You can then browse by sale percentage, genre, or curator. Hydralist isn’t great for looking for something specific, but it’s nice if you just want to mindlessly browse the sales.
Hydralist [via Hacker News]
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3 responses to “Hydralist Makes Browsing Steam Sales More Visual”
Please tell me im not the only who read the title as “Hydralisk” instead of Hydralist
This setup doesn’t appear that great either.
Hail Hydralist
Purchase one bargain, two more shall takes its place