Steam's next round of huge deals, the Spring Sale, marks the first big one of 2025 here's all we know so far, including the start date and time, and potential discountsTech10:40, 04 Mar 2025The Steam sale is backIt feels like there was barely any time between the Steam Autumn Sale and the Winter Sale, but we've got good news at last for PC gamers the Steam Spring Sale is almost here to kick off 2025.The first big sales event from the year will likely offer up a plethora of deals across games from studios big and small, while also offering classics for less than your cup of morning coffee.We don't know for sure what'll be included (Steam is in the middle of its genre-focused Visual Novel Fest 2025 right now), but we know last year saw price cuts on heavy hitters like Baldur's Gate 3, Starfield, Diablo 4, and Resident Evil 4 Remake.Be sure to stock up your Steam wishlist in the coming days so you know for sure when the discounts are kicking off, and we've got all the info you need below.It's a great time to be a Steam Deck owner(Image: Bloomberg via Getty Images)The Steam Winter Sale kicks off on March 13, which is a big gap since the Winter Sale in December.We're expecting it to start at 6 PM GMT for UK gamers, but we'll be sure to cover the confirmed start time as we get closer.Games discounted in the Winter Sale often see another saving in the Spring sale, along with additional titles.Given the Winter Sale had big offers across 2024 releases like Final Fantasy 16 on PC, Call of Duty Black Ops 6, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and Frostpunk 2, the Steam Spring Sale could be packed.It's also a great time to catch up on games you may have missed, with incredible titles like Dishonored 2, Inside, XCOM 2, Half-Life 2 and Vampire Survivors seeing discounts to lower than a fiver.PC gaming is on the rise(Image: Lloyd Coombes)Even Helldivers 2, 2024's runaway multiplayer success story, saw a discount, so it really does feel like a great time to add items to your wishlist.Doing so will mean you get a notification when an item you're interested in goes on sale, meaning you can skip the wait and get buying (and playing) sooner.For more on PC gaming, be sure to check out how Monster Hunter Wilds has helped Steam to a new concurrent player record, as well as what it's like moving from console to PC.Article continues belowFor the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.