Seasonal sales on Steam are usually the best time of year to spend a fortune Get those games that have been on our wish list for some time, but whose normal price seems too high or out of our budget for leisure. There are those who prefer the winter over the summer, those who value the Black Friday more, etc., but in the end they all usually bring really tempting offers.

So with the approaching solstices and equinoxes, the countdown begins to allow us to sell to spend a fortune indulge yourself, whether in the form of the recent triple-A, a collection of classics you’ve been longing for for a while, or a little of everything. And at sales on Steam and also at festivals like the one GOG is celebrating these days (and reminding you that you can get Flashback for free), the number of titles on offer is usually very, very large. And although there are many games that are repeated, global supply is still more than rich.

Valve, aware that we are looking forward to the dates of the summer sales on Steam to spend a fortune Surprised by the selection of games on offer, he published a video in which he finally reveals them to us, as well assumes that some titles will have a lower price.

So, as you can see, summer sales on Steam will take place between 23 June and 7 Julytwo weeks with a change of month in between (very successful, for those who choose a salary at the end of the month). These are the games that Steam has included in the video discount notification:

• Ghostwire: Tokyo
• Final Fantasy XIVOnline
• The Elder Scrolls Online
• Cyberpunk 2077
• Sims 4
• Civilization VI
• ForzaHorizon 5
• top legends
• rust
• Rainbow Six Siege
• rafting
• Dead by Daylight
• The God of War
• destiny 2
• Core Ranger
• ARK: Survival Evolved
• MONSTER LUNTER RISE
• FIFA 22
• WWE 2K22
• Red Dead Redemption II
• Black desert
• Grand Theft Auto V
• LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
• It takes two
• Sea of ​​Thieves
• Cities: Panoramas
• Rain risk 2
• Total War: WARHAMMER III
• Phasophobia
• In Growing
• NARAKA: Blade point

But it obviously doesn’t end there. These are the ones Steam wanted to highlight, but as you can see in the video, more specifically on timestamp 1.14, shows collage with envelopes of other games which we understand will also have a special prize during the summer sale on Steam, which is a great time to spend a fortune expand our collection.

What are your plans for selling on Steam? Are you expecting an offer for a specific game? Do you spend a few minutes (or hours) browsing the menus? Or maybe you preferred the GOG?