Steam Spring Sale Brings Big Discounts on Top PC Games

Steam's Spring Sale is now live and running through Thursday, March 26 at 1 PM ET, giving players a solid window to pick up new releases and longtime favorites at reduced prices. If you've had a wishlist gathering dust, it's a good time to browse — much of the catalog is marked down to varying degrees.

While brand-new releases often avoid huge cuts, this sale still nudges down the prices on several 2025 titles. Arc Raiders is available for $32, Doom: The Dark Ages clocks in at about $23, and Battlefield 6 is listed around $42. Horror fans can grab Silent Hill f at 50% off for $35, and Hades 2 — a standout indie — is under $23.

There are solid deals across genres. No Man’s Sky is on sale for $24 for anyone craving open‑ended space exploration. Ghost of Tsushima on PC is down to $36, and Red Dead Redemption 2 can be had for about $15. If you favor indie creativity, this year's picks include Is This Seat Taken?, Megabonk, and the island‑roaming Tchia at 75% off.

Newer indie efforts get attention too: No Rest for the Wicked, from the creators behind Ori and the Blind Forest, is available for $28. And for the perennial crowd‑pleaser, Stardew Valley remains half price for those who haven’t picked it up yet.

For bargain hunters, Steam's steep discount section is worth a look: titles like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate, Fallout: New Vegas and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator appear with discounts as deep as 90% off. Just remember — purchases don’t play themselves. You’ll want to start installing before the Summer Sale temptation returns.