If you’ve ever bought a Steam game only to see it go on sale days later, you know the pain. Valve may finally have a fix in the works. According to NotebookCheck, data spotted in Steam’s backend code suggests a built-in 30-day price history feature is coming to the platform. However, there’s no official word from Valve or a release timeline.
How will Steam’s price history feature work?
The price history feature would show you whether a game’s current price is the lowest it has been in the past 30 days. It would also flag when a game is on discount, show the percentage drop compared to its launch price, and help you decide whether to hold out for a Steam Sale or buy immediately.
Screenshot by NotebookCheckCurrently, there are third-party tools like SteamDB or IsThereAnyDeal to get this kind of data, but
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