2015 Summer Sale ending - Share your opinions

I did not feel the summer....did not feel the sun.....i grabbed something here and there...but i missed the fun-feeling....stupid-monster game...not really a funny event....and no "summer-theme" at all

Good sale, spent a lot more money than the last two major sales. Monster game was stupid as hell, but who cares, didn't bother too much with it anyway.

spent ~55€ so 5€ more than i want... i'm def. happy with the games i brought

It was pretty coolio, it has a really nice minigame o: ... and i got some nice games that i had on my wishlist ... even if i dont have any more cards and no more shame i have the games :D

Reached 100 Mil Badge, got my Summer Badge, got 10 other badges. Got 2 wishlist games and few not wishlist. Pretty solid.

Monster Game was a terrible idea. It kinda dampened the whole experienced for me.
That said, I probably spent more on this sale than on any previous sale, but that is mainly because A) I have a full time job at the moment, and B) I discovered this website this year... (My first train is due any minute now!)

Worst sale, it stole my money. :(

my friend bought me final fantasy 13, so i can't complain.

Even though I voted "could have been better", I've still managed to get some good things for me, friends, and here too.

Meh.
Imho Steam Summer sales were always weaker than the winter sales and this sale was no exception.

Was better than the latest winter sale, but not as good as older sales. Some of the games I wanted weren't discounted at all, and some of the discounts (like Divinity Original Sin) were a joke, but there were a few great deals as well.

While I have a passing enjoyment of the clicker games every once in a while, I don't feel like it should've been made a part of the sale the way it was. The events of the sale feel like they continue getting almost exponentially worse each new sale lately.
For that matter, the sales themselves seem to be getting increasingly lackluster each time as well, and the last one I really felt was decent was the summer sale in 2012, following introducing trading cards.

However, that said, I can't be too unhappy with this sale either, as I was able to snag Transistor for $4.99, Killer is Dead for $3.99, and one of my close friends bought me Valkyria Chronicles. Those were things I wanted quite significantly, so that makes me like the sale more, perhaps more than it deserves on it's own realistic merits.

This was my first sale on Steam (I've got an account only since december) so I can't complain, I don't have comparison with previous sales but I grabbed few really good games for decent price. I've spent something about 30 euros and I'm very happy with that.
Monster mini game is not that bad, gives some fun. It doesn't have anything to do with summer but as a theme it's a nice idea. At the last day I want to get my game badge as high as I can (300000+ and rising). :)

I bought Metro Redux, Transistor, Remember me, Space Hulk, Orange Box (For Half Life) and even Torchlight... And couple games of my childhood - Unreal Tournament and Roller Coaster Tycoon. Some of them were really good deals :)

I think it was fine, but I'm in a bit of a funny position when it comes to how I approach these so I didn't buy a some of the big, blockbuster titles that I'd quite like to try out.

Spent a good portion of the 2000s away from gaming and 2010/11 as well. Got a bit more into it again in 2012/13 and very into it in 2014/15. Because of all that there were so many big-name titles I'd missed out on over the years so I spent time catching up, buying great games for £2-£5 a lot of the time (as well as loads of bundles).

Now I'm more up to date with buying games but I still haven't played a lot of the titles I've bought in the past couple of years. I see they're often asking £8-£10 on sale for some of the newer games I'd be interested in on the sale and it's a bit of a difference from that £2-£5 sort of price range. Being behind the curve has conditioned me to be a cheap bastard and those sorts of prices make me think again unless the game has captured my heart from what I've seen of it (in which case I might even pay full price upon release like I did with Cities: Skylines). I look at my backlog and still see lots of awesomeness unplayed and decide I can wait a little longer still for the likes of The Evil Within, Shadow of Morodr, South Park, Tropico 5, Watch Dogs etc.

• 100M badge;
• Broken Sword 4 on sale;
• Bought a few games to giveaway here;
• Will buy some more before the sale ends;
• Completely unrelated to Steam, but they gifted me a Kim Jong-il mug designed by me. The tea now tastes better.

It was my first major sale, so...

I dunno. I liked it.

(side note, you stoked for Andromeda?)

It was my most expensive steam sale in quite a while...

spent 108$, i wish winter sale be better

Boooooring

Hmm, bought a few good games, but also a lot of random cheap things, so I already forgot which were the good ones. :( But that's not Valve's fault. :) Had more fun with the older sales, but it's easier to find the bargains when you don't already own them...

The game thing was fun for a while, until I heard about these script things and just left it running overnight. Whee.

i have 30+ new games, and it's not over, i think it was a good Sale^^

The minigame idea was pretty lame, but the sale was decent I guess. I bought more than I ever did during a sale before, but that's probably due to having some wallet funds ready this time. :P

Got a bunch of cents from selling the cards,bought some 2 cent games for some more trading cards that I sold for some MORE cents,bought a few decent games (Men of War,Shantae,Tomorrow War,NecroVision)...
I think it went rather well.

Bought 3 new games, spent less than $15. There were some other good deals but the whole thing felt so... meh. Wasn't excited to buy anything. Maybe I'm just burning out from having too many unplayed games :P