Everyone looking for the knows the drill: wait for one of the seasonal to get the best deals. Now that the leaves have changed and are falling, Valve is more than happy to help you get cozy indoors with deep discounts on everything from the big AAA titles to .

Dark Souls 3 is available at $29.99 (50% off) during the Steam Autumn Sale 2024. Although it was released in 2016, it’s still one of the best souls games you can play right now. If Elden Ring and its Shadow of the Erdtree DLC was your first entry to the souls genre, then you simply have to try Dark Souls 3.

Silent Hill 2 got a beloved remake this year, and it's already available for $41.99 on Fanatical, but still $55.99 on Steam. Silent Hill 2 was also nominated for several awards at The Game Awards, including Best Narrative, Best Action/Adventure game, and more.

During the Steam Autumn Sale, you can get a Steam Deck for as little as $297, the lowest we've seen its price go yet on Steam.

It’s cold outside and nearly Thanksgiving, so its time for Valve’s annual Autumn Sale, or Fall Sale for those of you who ain’t too fancy. A lot of games are currently discounted on Valve’s massive digital storefront, so we’ve dug in and found some of the biggest and best discounts to check out.

Valve has dropped the price of the 512GB Steam Deck LCD to $336.75 (about $112 off) as part of its Steam Autumn Sale. The sale runs until December 4th at 1PM ET and includes plenty of game discounts too,

No, it’s not the OLED Steam Deck, but Steam is offering the 512GB Steam Deck with a 25 percent discount that brings the price down to $336.75. Steam’s sale also offered the smaller 64GB LCD model with a 15 percent discount for less than $300 but they’ve already run out of stock.

Steam is the latest video game platform to get in on the Black Friday festivities, launching a mammoth sale packed with discounts. The Steam Autumn Sale runs from November 27 until 6pm GMT UK time on December 4.

PC gamers, your time has come - the Steam Autumn Sale is here, and it's packed with huge Black Friday deals across AAA and indie titles. Here are some of our favorites