If you haven’t indulged your senses – and wallet – in the Steam Winter Sale, then hurry up. It ends today at 10 AM PST/1 PM EST/6 PM GMT. With the number of games on discount, it’s almost impossible to not find a good deal.

Games like Rainbow Six Siege, Divinity: Original 1 and 2, Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, The Evil Within 2, Assassin’s Creed Origins, Ghost Recon Wildlands and much more are available with heavy discounts.

This won’t be the final Steam Sale by a long shot – the Steam Valentine’s Day sale should be happening in February but that will focus mostly on games with a romantic theme. For a wider selection of discounts, the Steam Spring Sale will be your best bet and that’s several months away. If there’s anything you want to pick up, you’ll have to do so today or wait till Spring.

In other news, the winners for The Steam Awards 2017 have also been announced. Check out the full results here.

The Steam Winter Sale has returned as of last night and that means tons of PC games will be discounted until January 4th. The Steam Awards are also live, allowing you to officially vote on nominated titles for categories like “Choices Matter” or “Labor of Love”.

As for the sale, you can pick up titles like Divinity: Original Sin 2 for $40.49, Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice for $22.49, Night in the Woods for $15, Vanquish for $10, SteamWorld Dig 2 for $13, Grand Theft Auto 5 for $24, Hollow Knight for $10, Prey for $20 and much, much more. Some titles like Warframe even have discounts on their special packs which contain mods, an exclusive skin, credits and Platinum.

Of course, it’s worth keeping in mind that certain games may not receive discounts – Nioh: Complete Edition and Okami HD come to mind, most likely because they’ve released recently. Still, if there’s a particular game you’ve been eyeing for a while, then the Steam Winter Sale is the best for a discount or three.

It may have been a while since the last Steam Sale but never fear – Valve is readying some pre-Holiday cheer, if some leaked dates are to be believed. The leaks first emerged via Reddit and Eurogamer later confirmed the dates independently.

You can look forward to the Steam Halloween Sale starting on October 26th and ending on November 1st. The Steam Black Friday Sale aka the Fall Sale will begin on November 22nd and ends on November 28th. Finally, the Steam Winter Sale will begin on December 24th and end on January 4th 2018.

Remember to take these as rumours since Valve hasn’t actually confirmed the same. Then again, the Steam Sale dates are usually leaked, year in and year out, and we never really know about them until they’re live. As it stands, the dates line up with previous years’ dates so these aren’t exactly unexpected.

Keep those wishlists and wallets handy, especially given all the other top-notch releases like Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, Assassin’s Creed Origins and Super Mario Odyssey that will be releasing in the coming week.

You won’t have to wait much longer for Steam’s Winter Sale. PayPal recently tweeted that the sale would begin on December 22nd. How long it lasts hasn’t been outright confirmed but given how previous years’ ended on January 2nd, this could be the case for this year as well.

The Steam Winter Sale is, much like the Summer and Autumn sales, an opportunity to grab a ton of games at great discounts. The discounts can vary depending on the games in question but it’s not weird to pick up titles like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt or Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain at dirt cheap prices.

What do you hope to pick up (and hopefully not relegate to your library of unplayed games) in this year’s Winter Sale? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and stay tuned for more information on when the sale actually goes live.

Steam will be starting their Winter Sale on December 22, according to a webpage on a new promotional website from PayPal. The page doesn’t list any end date for the sale, but it’s probably a good guess that it will go through to the end of this year, and until January 1.

It also remains to be seen whether the Winter Sale will do away with the Daily Deals and Flash Sales that used to mark Steam Sales, and made people check the storefront obsessively every few hours, in case there was a deal that they absolutely couldn’t afford to miss on on their favorite games. Considering how successful the Fall Sale was for Valve, it’s probably a good guess that they’re gonna continue with the new format.

This isn’t the first time PayPal has leaked Steam sale start-dates, either. The company’s promotional web listings have tipped us off on when Steam sales will be starting in the past as well.

Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage and information on the Steam sale.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, that time when we all come together, unified by one thing, united by our camaraderie… wait, what did you think I was talking about?

I’m talking about the annual Steam Winter Sale, which, of all of Steam’s sales, is the biggest one each year. This year’s Steam Sale is now on, meaning millions upon millions of players worldwide are probably already developing tactics to live without food, as they re-allocate their budget to games.

As always, there will be new Special Deals running every 12 hours, new Featured Deals regularly, new deals determined by community vote, and obviously, new trading cards for all.

It has been a good year for PC gaming- if you have missed out on some of the great games that PC got, such as Divinity: Original Sin, or Civilization: Beyond Earth, now’s your time to rectify that terrible, terrible mistake immediately.