Valve has published the dates for the upcoming promotions planned for their online store Steam for early 2024. Since Steam shared the dates for the major sales and Fest events for 2023 at the start of this year, we now have a clear picture of all the sales and events planned for the online store from September to as far as April 2024.

Steam’s Autumn Sale is ending this week but don’t worry, this won’t be the last big sale for the year as the Winter Sale will soon be around when we celebrate the holidays and welcome the new year. If you’re still looking for a good title on a discount, here are the best deals to not only consider now but to look out for when the Winter Steam sale eventually goes live.

Steam’s next big sale is just around the corner and it’s called the Autumn Sale which starts from November 22, 2022 and will last until November 29, 2022. This is Valve’s big Black Friday sale and they’ve already teased what to expect this year.

Steam is currently hosting a Golden Week Sale, which puts various titles made in Japan on sale from April 29 to May 6. We looked through what’s on sale and we noticed a few good steals if you’re looking for the next game to pick up on PC this week.

Sega is currently celebrating their 60th anniversary and one of their events is a Steam sale discounting a large chunk of their games catalogue. From the Total War franchise, Yakuza series, to the classic and most recent Sonic the Hedgehog titles.

In celebration of SEGA's 60th anniversary, SEGA will be releasing Streets of Kamurocho, a beat 'em up inspired by Streets of Rage 2. Featuring Kiryu and Majima from the popular Yakuza series.

LudoNarraCon is a games convention like no other. Not only is it dedicated to narrative-focused games, it’s a digital event that takes place entirely on Steam, with a "central theater stream," livestreams and chats, and playable demos for featured games. 

The Steam Autumn Sale is alive and no one can stop it. Here’s the best deals we found when looking through the Steam store.

Enjoy your purchases and remember: there’s no such thing as too much gaming.