Not on Steam.Battlefield 3
Basically, what constitutes a good Steam game to buy depends on what your "Too Low Not to Buy" price threshold is. I have around 200 games, and have paid less than $4 on average for all of them (Package deals will save you a ton). I bought all 3 of the Stalker games for around $7.00. I basically only buy games at the Holiday and Summer sales, and then I just play that backlog until the next sale. I only buy games outside of those sales if there are specific sales on. Never buy games on Steam when they aren't on sale because they will be at some point.
For full price, Skyrim. It's the only game on Steam I've paid full price for. But that's because I know I'll get hundreds of hours out of it.
Edit: Here's a tip, watch for the Humble Bundles that pop up from time to time (they aren't on Steam but people will post about them on here. It's a charity organization). Almost all of the games include Steam keys and you pay what you want for it (always pay over the average because they give you extra stuff). I've got around 30 games for 30 dollars from it, and the games they threw in for paying over the average include Trine, Machinarium, Braid,The Binding of Isaac, and more awesome indie games.
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