"On November 25, Valve surprised many by announcing a large Black Friday sale on its hugely popular PC gaming storefront, Steam. The sale runs from now until December 1 and features a large list of games across basically every genre and sub-genre you can imagine. Better yet, a lot of the discounted games include titles, both big and small, that launched in 2025."
"For example, you can grab Battlefield 6, one of the biggest games this year, for $10 less than usual. If you are looking for something big to sink into over Thanksgiving, the remastered Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is just $34 this week. Or maybe you want some puzzles to solve with your family and friends? Well, good news: Blue Prince is discounted to just $20 during Steam's big sale."
"You can get the base LCD model for $80 less than usual. It might be a bit old now, but the Steam Deck is still a damn fine way to play most indie games and smaller titles in 2025. Of course, with a sale this big, we here at Kotaku want to help you find a good deal. So our crack team"
Valve is running Steam's first-ever week-long Black Friday sale from November 25 through December 1, featuring discounts across nearly every game genre and sub-genre. Many discounted titles include 2025 releases as well as older hits. Notable price drops include Battlefield 6 for $10 off, the remastered Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for $34, Blue Prince for $20, and Dying Light: The Beast for $45. Valve also reduced the Steam Deck, with the base LCD model $80 cheaper than usual. The Steam Deck remains a capable device for indie and smaller titles. A curated database of standout deals has been assembled to guide shoppers.
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