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SAVE UP TO 96%:8 U.S.C 2257Steam Spring Sale is coming to an end, and some of the best RPGs out there are at their lowest-ever prices. As of March 18, these top picks are still up for grabs at a discount:

• Hogwarts Legacy— $14.99$59.99

• Diablo IV— $27.49$49.99

• Baldur’s Gate 3— $47.99$59.99

The best deal on Baldur’s Gate 3

Opens in a new window Credit: Larian Studios Baldur's Gate III $47.99 at Steam
$59.99 Save $12

Why we like it

A game this good rarely sees discounts, which makes this deal even sweeter. Baldur’s Gate 3 brings tabletop RPG-style storytelling, strategic turn-based combat, and some of the most immersive roleplaying choices ever seen in a video game. This one is worth every penny at full price, but at $47.99, it’s a must-buy.

The best deal on Diablo IV

Opens in a new window Credit: Blizzard Diablo IV $27.49 at Steam
$49.99 Save $22.50

Why we like it

Hell has never looked this good. Diablo IVoffers fast-paced combat, deep character customization, and a sprawling dark fantasy world with enemies to crush and loot to hoard. The addictive gameplay loop and online co-op make it a steal at $27.49, especially for fans of action RPGs.

The best deal on Hogwarts Legacy

Opens in a new window Credit: WB Games Hogwarts Legacy $14.99 at Steam
$59.99 Save $45

Why we like it

The price has officially dropped lower than a first-year’s flying lesson. Hogwarts Legacydelivers an open-world wizarding experience filled with spells, potion brewing, and enough side quests to keep you exploring the castle for hours. The game world is packed with secrets, and at just $14.99, this deal is too good to ignore.

The best Steam Spring Sale 2025 deals

The Steam Spring Sale is packed with deals across every genre. Elden Ringis still crushing spirits at 40% off. Red Dead Redemption 2is sitting at an absurd $14.99, making it the best time to saddle up. Horror fans can prepare for the Silent Hill 2remake, and indie lovers can grab Dredgeor Undertaleat deep discounts.

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There’s still time to grab some great games before March 20, and these are the best deals worth considering:

• Call of Duty Black Ops— $48.99$69.99

• Cyberpunk 2077— $23.99$59.99

• Diablo IV— $27.49$49.99

• Disney Dreamlight Valley— $29.99$39.99

• Doom— $1.99$19.99

• Doom Eternal— $9.99$39.99

• Dredge— $12.49$24.99

• Dynasty Warriors: Origins— $55.99$69.99

• Elden Ring— $35.99$59.99

• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth— $48.99$69.99

• Forza Horizon 5— $29.99$59.99

• Frostpunk 2— $31.49$44.99

• Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced— $14.99$29.99

• Garry’s Mod— $5.99$9.99

• Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut— $40.19$59.99

• God of War Ragnarök— $47.99$59.99

• Hades II— $26.99$29.99

• Heavy Rain— $1.99$19.99

• Helldivers 2— $31.99$39.99

• Hogwarts Legacy— $14.99$59.99

• Metaphor: ReFantazio— $52.49$69.99

• NBA 2K25— $20.99$69.99

• Palworld— $22.49$29.99

• Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition— $3.99$39.99

• Payday 2— $3.99$9.99

• Persona 3 Reload— $34.99$69.99

• Phasmophobia— $14.99$19.99

• Red Dead Redemption 2— $14.99$59.99

• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl— $50.99$59.99

• Silent Hill 2 Remake— $48.99$69.99

• Slime Rancher 2— $20.99$29.99

• Street Fighter 6— $29.99$59.99

• TCG Card Shop Simulator— $9.74$12.99

• The Elder Scrolls Online— $1.99$19.99

• Titanfall 2: Ultimate Edition— $2.99$29.99

• Total War: Warhammer III— $23.99$59.99

• Undertale— $0.99$9.99

• Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2— $38.99$59.99

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