Steam’s latest sale is about to start: the “Steam Automn Sale” which will always offer a lot of AAA and indie titles with discounts for PC users.

The Steam Autumn Sale 2022 kicks off this week, so gamers are again ready to empty their wallets for a bunch of discounted releases. Gabe Newell’s Steam Store is one of the greatest things to happen to PC gaming, the client is the most popular way to buy and play games. Aside from being the first of its kind, one of the things that makes Steam so massive in the gaming community is its ongoing and, above all, frequent sales events that make games cheaper for a short period of time.

All kinds of titles are discounted during the annual Steam sales. Last year, as part of the Steam Autumn Sale 2021, games such as Cyberpunk 2077, Deathloop, Valve’s own Half-Life: Alyx, Horizon: Zero Dawn and Red Dead Redemption 2 were reduced in price. And this is just a taste of what was on sale. For those new to Steam, these events are always exciting for PC gamers, and the next one isn’t far off.

The fall sale dates were announced in a new video uploaded to Steam’s YouTube channel.

On Tuesday, November 22, from 10 a.m. until November 29, there will be a huge sale.

This essentially means that people will have a week to see what’s on offer. As is often the case, it’s not possible to know all the games that will be getting a price cut. Still, the video shows and references games like Hitman 3, Stray, V Rising, and Slime Rancher 2 in its description. . Newcomers and veterans alike will be hard-pressed not to come across at least one or two games on sale that they’ll want to pick up.

In addition, Steam Award nominations will also be announced at the fall sale, and users can nominate their favorite games in several categories, such as Best Music, Most Innovative Gameplay, or even Best Game You’ve Played. This means that during the sale event, there will be something else for those who don’t want to buy or haven’t found what they like.

While stores like the Epic Games Store are better at free-to-play video games, there’s no denying Steam’s sheer dominance in the PC market. It has been a key part of the industry for nearly 20 years, allowing users to conveniently pay for and download titles thanks to its arrival at a critical juncture when digital games were just starting to take off.