Deal: 10 Steam games every month for $7 per month (normally $30)

Attention PC gamers!

Are you ready to check one of the best deals currently available? Steamcrate is currently going for a discount price of $6.67 per month.
For those not in the know, Steamcrate is a service that delivers 10 games to your inbox each and every month.
Although admittedly some of these are trash titles and indie false-starts, Steamcrate also delivers triple-A titles and breakout hits. Recent additions to the cargo delivery include Mortal Kombat X, Bioshock Infinite, Wolfenstein: The New Order, and Batman Arkham Origins.
The 12-month plan for Steamcrate normally runs for $30 per month, so if you take advantage of this deal, you’re looking at 77% off in savings.
Since the value of these crates has historically varied between $40 and $700 each month, it’s actually a pretty good deal even at the default price. With the current discount, it’s an absolute steal, and a great way to experience some games you might not have tried otherwise.

Steamcrate in a Glance

  • Receive 10 games per month delivered to your computer for 12 months
  • Discover new games every month w/ randomized crates of new releases
  • Get exclusive entry into the Uber Crate giveaway every month, worth over $600
  • Access games worldwide w/ no restrictions or downloadable content–just full games on Steam
Although the full year subscription offers the best bang for your buck, Steamcrate is also currently running their other plans at discount rates:
Ready to get your game on? Click the button below to learn how you can get 10 games every month for just $6.67!
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