Steam Sale Lets You Get One of 2024's Most Popular Games at a Discount

Palworld is currently discounted by 10% on the Steam store, making it a tempting choice for those who still haven't tried one of 2024's biggest viral hits. The Palworld offer is part of Steam's Spring Sale, which runs until March 21.

Steam has a variety of sales events planned for this year as usual, including FPS Fest in mid-April, Farming Fest in late April, and Next Fest in June. However, the platform's most significant sales events are often its seasonal ones, with the current Spring Sale offering a large amount of popular games at a discount. Fans can purchase Hogwarts Legacy at 50% off for $30, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice at 50% off for $30, Baldur's Gate 3 for 10% off at $54, and much more.

Steam's Spring Sale puts Palworld at $27 for 10% off and its Game + Soundtrack bundle at about $31 for 15% off. The bundle gives owners access to Palworld's melodies composed and produced by Tatsuya Yano. The 17 tracks are taken from the game's background music and exclusive trailer audio. For those who already own the base version of Palworld, its separate soundtrack is on sale as well, which can be purchased for about $5 at 10% off. The discounts for all three Palworld options end on March 21 along with the conclusion of Steam's Spring Sale.

Although Palworld hasn't been able to maintain the massive player numbers seen shortly after launch, developer Pocket Pair has made it clear that the game will receive consistent updates well into the future. Pocket Pair recently revealed Palworld's first raid, which is without a release date but is «coming soon.» The raid adds a new boss, known as Bellanoir, who features a unique, ethereal design. However, its appearance is likely misleading, as users will need to defeat Bellanoir in a presumably difficult battle to complete the raid.

Pocket Pair CEO Takuro Mizobe recently confirmed that the company is exploring Palworld coming to additional platforms. Pocket Pair is apparently already in talks for such a thing, but Mizobe refrained from