Steam Autumn Sale 2026 Has Started - Get Huge Discounts Across the Entire Platform Until October 8

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Steam Autumn Sale 2026 Has Started - Get Huge Discounts Across the Entire Platform Until October 8

It's time once again for a new Steam Sale. Today marks the beginning of the Steam Autumn Sale. Even though Valve is an American company, it uses Autumn instead of Fall when describing the deal period of this season of the year.

No matter what word you call this season though, we can all celebrate the time it gives all of us the opportunity to buy more games at ridiculously low prices, across the entirety of the Steam library. Check your wishlist to see what games you want are currently on sale. Check the wishlists of your friends to be able to surprise them with a game they really want because maybe it's someone's birthday soon.

You've only got one week to make the purchases though, because once October 8 hits, a lot of these deals will be going away. So it's best to make up your mind as quickly as you can.

If you still need some help, we've get a list of games we've reviewed in the past that are on sale now. And here is where we can also debut some new tech! Look at the list down below? Doesn't it look nicer than the lists we used to have? They're also much easier to implement too.


Games We've Reviewed

Note that this does not include any games that we've left negative reviews of, or are currently not on sale.

Don't forget to also follow our Curator Page on Steam!

OpenTTD was delisted from the store as a standalone option earlier this year, but the game can still be purchased on the platform with a purchase of the original Transport Tycoon Deluxe. My review of it can be found here. The game can still be downloaded for free from the game's official website, although the Steam version will automatically install updates whereas the site download version will not.


Other Notable Deals

Additionally, our new game made by the one and only Fluxflashor, Clickbait Tycoon, is going on sale during the event at 10% off. You can view our realm here, or my interview with Flux himself here.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which was recently remastered and put onto the Battle.Net store can currently be purchased for half-price during the sale.

The Talos Principle 2 is also on for sale at the lowest price it has ever gone for, at 90% off.

Doesn't the dragon in the thumbnail kinda look like Spyro? Screw it. Let's put the Spyro Reignited Trilogy in there too.


Will you pick up any of our suggestions? Are there any other deals you want us to know about? Let us know in the comments below.

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  • Staff

    A little quirk about our system is the fact that it didn't detect our reviews for Ghost of Tsushima, or RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 and 3 because the names of the games in our database don't match the exact title as the Steam one. On our database, we have Ghost of Tsushima labeled as just "Ghost of Tsushima", but the Steam version labels it as "Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT".

    RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 and 3 have the same issue, but not 2 for some reason even though logically it should because we have it listed in our database as just "RollerCoaster Tycoon 2", but the Steam version labels it as "RollerCoaster Tycoon 2: Triple Thrill Pack". Not sure why it could detect our review for the second game, but not the first and third ones.

    Either way, you can read our reviews for Ghost of Tsushima, RCT1, and RCT3.