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APR 3 2023

When is The Next Steam Sale 2023?

The upcoming Steam Summer Sale is the next major seasonal sale coming to Steam. It is due to start on June 29 and will end on July 13. While the next major Steam Sale is a little while away, dig in to the Puzzle Fest Sale running from April 24 - May 1!

Upcoming Steam Sales

The Steam Sales dates are confirmed so save the schedule to get the most for your money!

  • Puzzle Fest: April 24 - May 1

  • Sports Fest: May 15 - May 22

  • Next Fest: June 19 - June 26

  • Summer Sale: June 29 - July 13

  • Stealth Fest: July 24 - July 31

  • Visual Novel Fest: August 7 - August 14

  • Strategy Fest: August 28 - September 4

  • SHMUP Fest: September 25 - October 2

  • Next Fest: October 9 - October 16

  • Autumn Sale: Nov 21 - Nov 28

  • Winter Sale: December 21 - January 4, 2024

What are the Steam Sales?

Steam was founded in 2003 and quickly became the largest PC gaming platform worldwide. Their library has over 30,000 games to choose from and 120 million players worldwide. With so many games to choose from, Steam Sales offer a great chance to get a game you’ve been eyeing for a cut price. The Summer sale has notoriously been a fan favourite for Steam users, and given how big the Steam Summer Sale has been to-date, we can expect some massive sales arriving to our sunny shores!

Information about the Steam Store with various game banners like FIFA 23, Apex Legends, and Spider-Man Miles Morales.

What games are on sale on Steam?

Unfortunately, we cannot know what games will be made available at such an early stage. But, that doesn’t mean we don’t have important information to share with you! The major seasonal sales are open to all released games to participate with a discount.

And, if the most recent Spring Sale 2023 was anything to go by, you can expect cut prices for some of the biggest games around. Total War: Warhammer 3 had a 33% price drop, God of War a whopping 40% and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt an eye-watering 70% discount! At Dundle Magazine we are hoping that there will be more discounts on some of the Top Video Games 2022 or some April game releases (in Dutch) on the sales list.

When is the Steam Autumn and Winter Sale did you ask?

While the Summer sale hasn’t even begun, if you are like us, you may already have your sights set on the Steam Autumn and Winter sales with some massive game titles to be released in 2023.

As mentioned, the Autumn and Winter sale will be going ahead with the dates announced:

  • Autumn Sale: Nov 21 - Nov 28

  • Winter Sale: December 21 - January 4, 2024

If you are interested, be sure to head over to the Steam Sales History page. Whether you are looking back in time or to the future with a cool live Steam Sale countdown feature, you are always in the loop when it comes to Steam events.

Steam logo in the foregorund with game banners in the background

Shop smart with a Steam Gift Card

Buying during the sales is a really good way to save money. I mean, whether you see price drops on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or the Steam Seasonal Sales, you can finally buy products or services that you weren’t able to afford before. But, controlling your spending is important so you don’t go overboard. We know it isn’t exactly easy not to add extra items to your cart from time to time. That’s where a Steam Gift Card will come in handy. Load the digital gift card with credit and prevent yourself from making your wallet sad! Plus, you get the added benefit of buying online with all your financial data remaining secure and protected. If you’re considering investing in the Steam Sales, a Steam Gift Card might not be a bad payment method to look into.

Tis the Sea-Sun for Steam Deals

You’re up-to-date on the Steam Summer Sale event and have all the information needed to get the most for less! Come back closer to Autumn and we will provide you with the best information available. That is all from us here at Dundle Magazine. Go full Steam ahead!

Original version 09/02/2023

Ryan Kinlough
Written by Ryan Kinlough