Steam Sale + Infinite Scroll = Bankruptcy

Maybe it’s just me, but today I clicked onto the Steam website, just to have a quick gander through the sale. After the recentish redesign? It’s terrifying. Infinite scrolls. The bargains keep on coming and they absolutely will not stop until my wallet has been bled dry.

Anyway, welcome to this quick round up of some of the best deals I spotted on the site today. Things like…

— Far Cry 3 for $7.48
— Dishonored for $11.24
— Just Cause 2 for $2.99
— Terraria for $1.99
— Dark Souls for $6.79

But truly, it’s the infinite scroll on the new site that will be the death of you. The deals slowly start to repeat themselves, but I keep thinking I’ll find something different so I keep scrolling and scrolling and scrolling.

And scrolling.

And scrolling.

Man, it’s such a claustrophobic shopping experience. It feels like a loop that will only end when your children are malnourished and and you’re sleeping at Central Station with nothing but a sleeping bag and a desktop PC for company.

Brutal.

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