The big Steam Spring Sale 2025 has started: The best offers at a glance

The Steam Spring Sale 2025 goes live in a few hours and we have a full info package for you to check out the bargains.

Update from March 13, 2025, 6 p.m.: The Steam Spring Sale 2025 has started right on time! Further down in the article, you will find all the information about the discount campaign.

We have gone to the blooming savings meadow for you and picked some particularly tempting offers, take a look:

• Ghost of Tsushima – Director’s Cut: A playfully flawless, but above all, incredibly atmospheric Japanese open-world adventure. (40 euros, 33 percent discount)

• Forza Horizon 5: A brilliantly good arcade racing game in a charmingly pretty Mexican open world. (30 euros, 50 percent discount)

• EA Sports FC 25: The latest edition of the annual football simulation. (21 Euro, 70 percent discount)

• Star Wars Outlaws: The first big open-world game in a galaxy far, far away. (35 euros, 50 percent discount)

• Dragon Age: The Veilguard: The fourth installment of the role-playing series from Bioware is already heavily discounted just a few months after release. (30 euros, 50 percent discount)

• Hogwarts Legacy: Have some of you still not attended the magical school? With this offer, swotting up is twice as much fun. (15 Euro, 70 percent discount)

• Heavy Rain: A gripping thriller adventure in which you play a desperate father constantly shouting Sean! Seaaan! Believe us: thrills guaranteed! (1 Euro, 90 Prozent Rabatt)

• Doom (2016): You are looking for a really, really, really good shooter? Unfortunately, Doom is not really good. No, Doom is fantastic! (1 Euro, 90 percent discount)

• Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous – Enhanced Edition: If you can’t be bothered to play Baldur’s Gate 3, this is a very challenging role-playing game that will keep you busy for another hundred hours or so. (4 Euro, 90 percent discount)

• Frostpunk 2: a build-up strategy mix for those who don’t shy away from tough decisions. (31 Euro, 30 percent discount)

Original report from March 12, 2025: It’s just plain annoying! The sun shines through the slats of the blinds into our gaming room, right into our eyes. In the morning, the chirping birds wake us up at an unearthly hour. And as soon as we venture out into the fresh air, we have to sneeze constantly because of the stupid pollen. This can only mean one thing: spring is just around the corner.

Birds, sun, allergies – good reasons to stay at home for the next few weeks! To make sure you don’t run out of good games during this time, Steam is once again hosting the big Spring Sale. You can expect hundreds of offers on old and new games, often at rock-bottom prices, again.

And who will help you get the most out of the Spring Sale? That’s right: us! Here is all the information about the discount festival that starts in a few hours.

The Steam Spring Sale 2025 started on March 13, 2025 at 6 p.m. punctually.

Can I see a trailer, please?

We would never deny you a wish, so here you go, you’re welcome:

When does the Steam Spring Sale 2025 end?

The sale will last a whole week, so you have more than enough time to think about your purchase decisions during the sleepless hours (damn you, little birds!). It won’t end until Thursday, March 20, 2025, also starting promptly at 6 p.m.

Are there trading cards or other promotions?

As with every big Steam sale, you will certainly be able to earn some trading cards, avatars or other profile gimmicks. However, we can’t tell you how How yet, we’re just as clueless as you are.

Which games are on sale?

We already know some of the discounted games from the above trailer:

• The Long Dark
• Sifu
• Ballionaire
• Balatro
• Witchfire
• Helldivers 2
• Escape Simulator
• The Isle
• Earth Defense Force 6
• Atlyss
• Unrailed 2: Back on Track
• Nine Sols
• Outer Wilds
• Airborne Empire
• Animal Well
• Life is Strange: Double Exposure

Let’s leave a few lines in the comments and tell us which games you are targeting in the Spring Sale. Are there big names that you are hoping for big discounts on? Or do you traditionally use the Steam Sale more to stock up on tons of new indie gems and insider tips? We’re curious to see what your focus is!