As the chill of winter fades, one might think that gamers are ready to abandon their screens for some springtime sun. However, remember those rainy days that are perfect for a solid gaming session. That’s exactly why Steam’s annual spring sale, which runs until March 21st, is so perfectly timed.

It presents an excellent chance to grab games at discounts of up to 90%. Noteworthy deals include highly praised titles like “Baldur’s Gate 3” for $53.99, a saving of $6, and “Diablo IV” at half-price across all editions — indeed, even the Ultimate Edition is reduced to $49.99.

This sale isn’t just about the latest hits. Classic and underappreciated gems are also up for grabs, with “Cyberpunk 2077” available at 50% off, now just $29.99, and “Far Cry 6” cut to $14.99, a saving of $45.

The sale also features a wide range of indie favourites and cult classics, some priced as low as $1, like the ever-popular “Left 4 Dead 2.” Unfortunately, there are no deals on Steam Deck or VR headsets this time, but the sale is still worth checking out for those looking to broaden their gaming collection.

Here’s a quick look at some of the top picks:

“Baldur’s Gate 3” ($54, down from $60): An expansive RPG experience from Larian Studios that’s akin to a digital Dungeons & Dragons adventure, ideal for solo play or co-op with friends. The game’s turn-based combat and evolving storyline that changes with your choices made it a contender for the 2023 game of the year.

“Diablo IV” ($35, down from $70): The newest installment in the famous Diablo series by Activision Blizzard, “Diablo IV” offers a live service model with a broad main story, numerous side quests, and regular seasonal updates.

“Cyberpunk 2077” ($30, down from $60): CD Projekt Red’s ambitious and much-discussed release. Despite its initial difficulties, ongoing updates, including the significant 1.5 patch, have greatly enhanced performance and gameplay, particularly on newer consoles.

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