Steam Launches Massive Summer Sale: Game Discounts Reaching Up to 95%.
Summer Sale and Themed Festivals on Steam
According to Novyny.live: In July 2026, the Steam digital storefront will host a series of themed festivals alongside its major Summer Sale, offering PC gamers the chance to grab titles at heavily reduced prices. The Summer Sale kicked off on June 25 and runs through July 9, featuring discounts of up to 95% on a wide selection of games.
During this event, Steam users can snag popular titles at exceptional prices. For instance, Cyberpunk 2077 will be available for 419 UAH instead of 1,399 UAH, a 70% markdown. The Batman: Arkham Collection drops to 112 UAH from 749 UAH, an 85% saving. Battlefield V sees a record 95% discount, priced at 64 UAH versus its original 1,299 UAH. Meanwhile, Sid Meier’s Civilization VI will cost just 52 UAH, down from 525 UAH, representing a 90% reduction.
Themed Festivals
Following the Summer Sale, Steam will transition into a series of themed festivals. The Social Deduction Festival runs from July 13 to 16, inviting players to dive into games centered on psychology and strategic thinking. The Trains Festival follows from July 20 to 27, offering a curated selection of railway and transport-themed titles.
Overall, July 2026 promises to be an action-packed month for Steam users, blending deep discounts with niche festivals that broaden gaming horizons. These seasonal sales and events have become a staple for the PC gaming community, helping players save money while discovering new genres and facets of the video game industry.
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