Steam’s Spring Sale is taking up to 75 percent off some of our favorite games

Mar 15, 2025 10:49 PM - 1 month ago 51042

Brandon Widder

Brandon Widder is a elder editor overseeing deals, gift guides, and commerce. He spent six years spearheading buying guides and user tech sum astatine Digital Trends.

Spring has (almost) sprung, but if you’re looking to get a headstart connected the array of seasonal income that are surely connected the horizon, Valve has you covered. That’s because now until 1PM ET connected March 20th, PC gamers tin prevention connected a smorgasbord of awesome titles arsenic portion of the Steam Spring Sale, which encapsulates everything from classical Japanese RPGs and newer deckbuilding titles to 1 genuinely hellish shooter.

The bulk of the deals are not needfully “new,” though they are a awesome measurement to drawback up connected newer games you whitethorn person missed and revisit landmark titles from gaming’s past. For instance, if you’ve been itching to revisit Chrono Trigger successful grant of the game’s 30th anniversary this week, you tin now snag Square Enix’s fabled SNES RPG for $3.74 (about $11 off). Want thing modern? Cyberpunk 2077 is down to $42.76 (about $40 off) pinch its fantabulous Phantom Liberty description , while the 2016 Doom reboot is going for a specified $1.99 ($18 off).

 Phantom Liberty. Phantom Liberty.

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Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition includes the guidelines crippled arsenic good arsenic CDPR’s fantabulous Phantom Liberty description , which improves the crippled significantly. The spy thriller DLC introduces players to a caller area of Night City, on pinch a big of caller quests and items.

It’s not each astir studios pinch a AAA budget, either. Collectible paper games for illustration Inscryption (now $7.99) and Slay the Spire (now $6.24) — some of which connection heavy mechanics and various roguelike elements — are steeply discounted this weekend, while the slug hellhole endurance crippled that is Vampire Survivors is going for $3.74 (about $1 off). And if you cognize thing astir the latter, well, remainder assured there is now an charismatic wiki that outlines immoderate mobility you mightiness ever deliberation to ask.

More ways to prevention correct now

  • There’s been a spate of terrific Sonos deals complete the past mates of weeks; however, if you’re looking for thing somewhat budget-friendly, you tin still drawback Sonos Ray astatine Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy for $179 ($100 off). The 22-inch stereo soundbar makes immoderate concessions to support the costs down (RIP, HDMI), but it still manages to present fantabulous speech clarity and crisp, balanced sound that one-ups astir different soundbars successful its value range. It besides taps into the remainder of the Sonos ecosystem, naturally, and supports AirPlay 2 for streaming from various Apple devices. Read our review.
  • Sleep Awareness Week is simply a thing, apparently, and the logic why Headspace has dropped the value of its yearly subscription to $41.99 ($28 off) done March 18th. A subscription grants you entree to a robust catalog of well-curated sleepcasts, not to mention guided meditation sessions, attraction music, and regular inspirational videos. The app’s searchability and the gradual progression of the courses stay the champion parts of Headpace, though, particularly if you’re a comparative newcomer to mindfulness exercises.
  • If PC games aren’t your thing, Sony’s caller Astro Bot PlayStation 5 bundle, which pairs a 1TB PS5 “slim” pinch last year’s Game of the Year, is now disposable for $449 astatine Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. It doesn’t travel pinch Team Asobi’s adorable Astro Bot Dualsense controller aliases immoderate benignant of constricted version styling, sadly, but it is $50 cheaper than picking up a standalone PS5 console. You tin besides drawback the bundle successful a Digital Edition configuration astatine Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart for $399. Read our Astro Bot review.

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