Buy games and support key services for children with the NSPCC's Game Safe Steam Sale"Proceeds help us to support children through services such as Childline."Image credit: NSPCC News by Vikki Blake Contributor Published on March 2, 2025 Valve has partnered with the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) to offer over 50 discounted games with 10 percent of proceeds going to the children's charity.The sale - running from now until 7th March, 2025 - includes games like Railbound, Summer House, and Before Your Eyes, with 10 percent going to support key services like Childline, counselling and therapy, parental advice, and delivering safeguarding training to organisations that work with children.NSPCC Game Safe Sale.Watch on YouTubeWhilst the NSPCC acknowledges the risks that come with online gaming, the NSPCC also hears from many young people on the benefits of playing games, both online and offline, with one 14-year-old saying: "Sometimes I get overwhelmed with everything going on around me."My new support worker knows I love board games, and he showed me I can play Cluedo online! Its part of my strategy now when I need a distraction, it feels really good to have plans to help me cope.""The NSPCC is excited to announce the launch of the Game Safe Steam sale. The proceeds will help us to support children and young people through services, such as Childline," said Lewie Procter, head of gaming partnerships at the NSPCC."We are thrilled that popular games, such as Cluedo, Hypnospace Outlaw and Yes, Your Grace, are on sale, giving gaming fans a chance to make a difference."We want to thank Steam for partnering with us and to the developers and publishers for supporting this brilliant initiative. We are proud to work with them and look forward to continuing to raise awareness of online safety on gaming platforms."For more Steamy goodness, check out our Wishlisted hub.