Valve Revamps Steam Store Homepage With Permanent Sale Section and Personal Calendar
The update makes sale discovery a year-round fixture rather than a seasonal event, and the personal calendar gives users a curated view of upcoming releases tied to their play history.
Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Automaton.
Valve officially implemented a Steam store homepage renovation on June 5, adding a permanent section for games on sale, a personal calendar for upcoming releases, and clearer recommendation reasons. The update was previously tested in beta since April and the personal calendar had been in testing since October 2025.
The Steam store homepage now shows why a game is recommended, such as regional ranking or play-history match, alongside a user review summary. A dedicated section for wishlisted games and owned DLC only displays items currently on sale, replacing the previous seasonal-sale-only placement. Valve also made the personal calendar official after eight months of testing: it lists recommended new and upcoming games by week and month, with tag filters and a wishlist toggle. The layout changes follow earlier updates to the video player and screenshot display.
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