Steam Summer Sale: Because Valve Knows it's Easier to Sell Games Than Make Them

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Sooooo. Steam Summer Sale is upon us yet again.

I've seen my Friends Activity page. I know you folks are buyin' games, even if only one or two. I KNOW WHAT YOU BOUGHT THIS SUMMER

Anyway. What did you buy this summer?

I actually didn't buy much this time, which is rare for me.I ended up with Stories: The Path of Destinies (which looks good but has seriously the lamest, most generic name for a game ever), Banner Saga 2 (because sometime between December and now I apparently forgot how annoyed I got at the first one and decided I needed to give it another chance), and Ghost 1.0 (a metroidvania which I bought purely on a whim. It's decent so far, but I'm only about an hour and a half into it).

I was tempted by several other titles, but the file sizes of those games were just CRAZY huge so there's no point in even trying to buy them. Considering my rural interwebs can MAAAAYBE download 2 GB a day (if I let the computer run continuously for 24 hours and the wireless doesn't crap out at any time during that period), there's no way in hell I'll be able to download Arkham Knight's 45 GB. (As it is, I still have Metal Gear Rising: Revengance in my Download folder, unfinished and unplayed. I bought it in 2013. )


So. What've you guys picked up so far? Anything unexpected? Anything you've particularly been waiting for?