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Best Steam Autumn Sale 2025 Game DealsThings are starting to get a little chilly right now, and on schedule, the Steam Autumn Sale has gone live . Like previous years, this is where you can score some great deals on hundreds of games, ranging from blockbuster AAA titles to quirky indies that deserve your attention. Depending on your budget, you can easily pick a GOTY contender for its best price yet, or if you don't mind skipping your morning pumpkin spice latte, you might find yourself pleasantly surprised with the low-budget and highly entertaining game you've grabbed instead. The sale starts today, September 29, and runs through October 6. We'll be keeping this list updated with noteworthy specials, so be sure to check in for our top picks. On the slight chance that nothing here interests you, there are several more Steam Sales to prepare your finances for throughout the rest of 2025. Steam Next Fest brings a stack of game demos to try out when it kicks off on October 13, Steam Scream is a celebration of horror games, and Steam's Animal Fest celebrates Animal Day with the critters that share the planet with us. If you do miss out on the Steam Autumn Sale, then you'll have to wait until December 18 for the Steam Winter Sale, which runs through January 5, 2026. Shinobi: Art of Vengeance $21 ( $30 ) See on Steam Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound $21 ( $25 ) See on Steam Dune: Awakening $40 ( $50 ) See on Steam Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 $35 ( $50 ) See on Steam Doom: The Dark Ages $47 ( $70 ) See on Steam Assassin's Creed Shadows $42 ( $70 ) See on Steam Atomfall $35 ( $50 ) See on Steam Blue Prince $22 ( $30 ) See on Steam Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 $40 ( $50 ) See on Steam Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth $42 ( $70 ) See on Steam Indiana Jones and the Great Circle $56 ( $70 ) See on Steam Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 $42 ( $60 ) See on Steam Monster Hunter Wilds $49 ( $70 ) See on Steam The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered $40 ( $50 ) See on Steam Palworld $20 ( $30 ) See on Steam Stellar Blade $48 ( $60 ) See on Steam Schedule I $14 ( $20 ) See on Steam Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 $30 ( $60 ) See on Steam Ghost of Tsushima: Directors Cut $40.19 ( $60 ) See on Steam God of War Ragnarok $48 ( $60 ) See on Steam Marvel's Spider-Man 2 $48 ( $60 ) See on Steam Helldivers 2 $32 ( $40 ) See on Steam Forza Horizon 5 $30 ( $60 ) See on Steam Peak $6.39 ( $8 ) See on Steam Cyberpunk 2077 $21 ( $60 ) See on Steam House Flipper 2 $27.88 ( $40 ) See on Steam The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy $48 ( $60 ) See on Steam Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma $48 ( $60 ) See on Steam Gradius Origins $32 ( $36 ) See on Steam System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster $24 ( $27 ) See on Steam Mycopunk $12 ( $15 ) See on Steam Mafia 3: Definitive Edition $3 ( $30 ) See on Steam Two Point Campus $3 ( $30 ) See on Steam Desperados 3 $4 ( $40 ) See on Steam Nine Sols $15 ( $30 ) See on Steam Street Fighter 6 $20 ( $40 ) See on Steam Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon $35 ( $60 ) See on Steam Ultrakill $16.74 ($25) See on Steam Monster Train 2 $20 ( $25 ) See on Steam

GameSpot - All ContentSep 29

Once Human x Palworld Crossever Event Announced, Kicks Off on October 30As part of this crossover, Once Human will get appearances by various Pals from Palworld, as well as a unique event-only island.

Video Game News, Reviews, Walkthroughs And Guides | GamingBoltSep 26

Retailers are giving up on Xbox Series and selling consoles for absurdly low prices Multiple retailers in the U.S., Australia, and Oceania are reportedly halting sales of Xbox Series S and X. Costco in New Zealand is clearing out its Xbox hardware stock. In the U.S., Sam's Club is no longer selling the console in its online store. Shoppers report that EB Games is doing the same in Australia. Reports on Reddit show a Costco unit in New Zealand selling the Xbox Series X 1TB for half its original price, which is equivalent to $255 U.S. dollars. Earlier this month, several deal monitors spotted the same console at a clearance price of $369 at Sam's Club in the U.S., down from its original $499. https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1np99za/costco_new_zealand_clearing_out_their_xbox_stock/ Xbox sales haven't been in good shape for a while. Estimates from VGChartz show it has a historical hardware market share of 12% (vs. PS5's 29% and Nintendo Switch 1's 56%, in units sold), with sales dropping in half since the first console price hike in May 2025. A second price hike in the U.S. is coming on Oct. 3, which will take the Series X 1TB to $649.99 and make the Series S 512GB the cheapest unit at $399. If sales trends follow those of the first price hike, sales should drop further in October, which would make stocking the console not worth the investment to retailers. Low historical hardware sales, paired with a second price hike that Microsoft blames on "changes in the macroeconomic environment," are likely making these stores pivot away from Xbox. Destructoid has reached out to Sam's Club for comment, while a Costco store in the U.K. confirmed to GamesIndustry.biz they're no longer selling Xbox consoles. Microsoft has pivoted away from gaming hardware and towards Game Pass for years. The Game Pass catalogue is growing and getting more relevant games on the day of their release, like Palworld in early access and the 2025 indie hit Hollow Knight: Silksong . But in the hardware front, Microsoft's latest investment was in a partnership with Republic of Gamers, which led to the release of the handheld ROG Xbox Ally X. Microsoft seems more interested in partnering with third parties to release hardware than working on new proprietary consoles. Meanwhile, Microsoft's competitors only grow stronger. PS5 sales are stable despite the console suffering its own price hikes in 2025, and the Nintendo Switch 2 became the fastest-selling gaming hardware in U.S. history despite early stock issues that are now solved. Now that retailers are responding to Microsoft's decisions on Xbox's new pricing, we should soon see how their decision to halt Xbox sales will affect the future of Xbox Series consoles and their successor, if there is any. The post Retailers are giving up on Xbox Series and selling consoles for absurdly low prices appeared first on Destructoid .

DestructoidSep 24

Palworld Is Getting Its Own Cozy Game Spin-OffEarlier in September, Nintendo revealed that Pokemon is getting a cozy game, Pokemon Pokopia . Apparently the developers of Palworld had similar ideas, because Pocketpair has now unveiled a spin-off cozy game of its own called Palworld: Palfarm. Much like Pokemon Pokopia, Palfarm lets players gather pals to help them live a quiet life as a farmer while handling the harvest, the cooking, and even the business of selling the food. The chosen pals also lend their special abilities to the player to make things easier on the farm. However, it does appear that this game has a dark side. Pocketpair has confirmed that some pals will attack the communities you create in Palfarm. The trailer also has an unnerving sequence of a gunshop owner playing with a weapon that's much darker than the Pokemon games are willing to go. Continue Reading at GameSpot

GameSpot - All ContentSep 23

Palworld: Palfarm Announced – Farming Spin-off Coming to PCRun a farm together with your Pals, interact with various residents and much more in Pocketpair's upcoming cozy life sim.

Video Game News, Reviews, Walkthroughs And Guides | GamingBoltSep 23

Palworld Farming Spinoff Palfarm Announced Hot off the heels of announcing the 1.0 launch window for Palworld, developer Pocketpair has announced a new spinoff called Palworld: Palfarm. As the name suggests, it's a farming simulator featuring the titular Pals. Although Palworld already has farming elements, Palfarm solely focuses on this aspect. Players move to an island to work alongside Pals to till fields, grow crops, craft tools, and cook dishes. Crops and other crafted goods can be sold or purchased at a market.   Some Pals offer unique skills to assist with farming, and players can increase their bonds with the critters by giving them gifts or speaking to them regularly. Players will also need to defend their farm from invading Pals looking to ruin their work. Palworld: Palfarm also supports multiplayer. The timing of this announcement is curious, given it comes after the recent reveal of Pokémon Pokotopia , a farming spinoff of the popular franchise with which Pocketpair is currently embroiled in a patent lawsuit . Palfarm's trailer even ends on a stinger showing the character tossing its Pal Sphere (the series' version of Poké Balls) to catch a monster, a mechanic Nintendo patented seemingly in response to Palworld's success, and one of the main patent violations cited in the suit. Palworld: Palfarm has no release window, but it’s slated to launch on PC via Steam.

Game InformerSep 23

Palworld farming spin-off revealed just 11 days after Nintendo announced Pokémon equivalent Pokopia Palworld developer Pocketpair has revealed a new farming spin-off game, titled (of course) Palfarm. Read more

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Palworld announces cozy game spin-off days after Pokemon cozy game revealPalworld has just announced its new spin-off title that allows you to build your own farm following Nintendo’s Pokopia reveal.

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Palworld Devs Announce Farming Sim Spin-Off, Palworld: PalfarmPalworld is getting its first-ever official spin-off game from developer Pocketpair, and it's looking just a little bit cozier than the original game. It's called Palworld: Palfarm.

IGN AllSep 23

Nintendo Argues Game Mods Aren't "Prior Art" In Palworld LawsuitNintendo's legal battle against Palworld developer Pocketpair has intensified, as the Japanese game-making company alleges in part of its ongoing lawsuit that user-made mods don't constitute "prior art." While Pocketpair previously claimed that mods (such as the Dark Souls 3 Pokemon mod Pocket Souls) invalidate Nintendo's patents, Games Fray (via IGN ) has reported on September 16 that the Pokemon creator has argued in the ongoing lawsuit that, because mods require games to function, anything created by users isn't "prior art." Essentially, Nintendo is claiming that mods are "fair game" as they could be patented by someone else. Thus, the company fears that its gameplay ideas and innovations could similarly be lifted and used by anyone. As IGN noted on September 19, this is particularly worrying for the games industry because patent thieves could theoretically create entire games out of just mods. Continue Reading at GameSpot

GameSpot - All ContentSep 19