Valve’s iconic co-op zombie shooter Left 4 Dead 2 is now just 99 cents on Steam, marking a massive 90% discount during the ongoing Zombies vs Vampires Fest, which runs until June 2. Despite being over 15 years old, the game remains a fan-favorite with an overwhelmingly positive rating on Steam and continues to draw both veteran players and newcomers.
A Legacy That Refuses to Die
Originally released in November 2009, Left 4 Dead 2 was not only a sequel but also a major upgrade over the original, packing in all of the first game’s campaigns along with new content. From melee weapons like the chainsaw and frying pan to updated AI systems and additional infected types, the game built upon the successful formula of fast-paced co-op zombie survival.
Still sitting proudly at 96-97% positive user reviews, Left 4 Dead 2 has managed to outlast most multiplayer titles of its generation, maintaining active lobbies and modding support. Whether you’re hunting for nostalgia or looking to jump into the action for the first time, there’s never been a better time.
What’s Included in the Deal?
The 90% discount brings Left 4 Dead 2 down to just $0.99, making it one of the most affordable co-op horror shooters you can buy. Even better, the original Left 4 Dead is also discounted to the same price, meaning players can pick up both games for under $2.
Both titles are Steam Deck Verified, giving portable players a flawless way to enjoy the action on the go—whether you’re taking on the Swamp Fever campaign or revisiting No Mercy with friends.
Xbox Game Pass Petition Still Gaining Traction
As PC players take advantage of the ultra-low price, a fan-led petition continues to grow, urging Microsoft to add the Left 4 Dead series to Xbox Game Pass. While there’s been no official response yet, the momentum suggests the community hasn’t given up on seeing Valve’s zombie classics hit the subscription service.
More Deals for Horror Fans
The Zombies vs Vampires Fest isn’t just about Left 4 Dead. Steam is also featuring heavy discounts on a variety of undead and supernatural-themed titles—including a major price cut on Red Dead Redemption 2. Whether you’re into fast-paced shooters or atmospheric westerns, this week offers plenty of reasons to expand your library.
