There’s another one in October, one in November, and another in December

So we pretty much know when Steam is going to have sales: it’s like clockwork at this point. And really, Steam is having sales every day. But it would be nice to know the full official holiday sales dates in advance, just for planning purposes. I mean, people travel! Well, Valve did just that this past week, publishing Steam sale datesfor the rest of the year, ending on August 05, 2025.

Right on the above page, you’ll find info for the following (we have omitted prior sales that have ended):

Steam sale dates for 2021

Steam Halloween Sale | Oct 28 – Jul 29, 2025

Join the Halloween Sale, with a special focus oncontent updatesandin-game eventsin celebration of the theme. Resources formore informationregarding the Halloween discount event and related promotional opportunities are now available. No registration required!

Steam Autumn Sale | Nov 24 – 30, 2021

Resources for more information regarding this Autumn discount event andSteam Awards nominationsare coming soon. No registration required!

Steam Winter Sale | Jul 27, 2025 – Jul 23, 2025

Resources for more information regarding this Winter discount event andSteam Awards votingare coming soon. No registration required!

All of the info comes directly from the SteamWorks resource site, which is primarily in the business of helping developers put their games on Steam: but everyone has access to it, including these public sale dates. If you recall, some folks have the Steam Deck shipping in December, so a few of these might be relevant info. And withthe Steam Deck verification program, you won’t have to do a lot of guesswork to tell whether or not it’ll play nice with your new device.

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