Look, let's be honest, that notorious serial discounter Steam is at it again, kicking off a fresh sale festival themed entirely around programming.

The festival runs until 2 AM on the 15th in South Korea time, featuring discounts on a bunch of hacking and coding-themed titles. Various games like 'Farmers Were Replaced (20%)', 'Anonymous Hacker Simulator (75%)', 'Hack_Hub (20%)', 'Human Resource Machine (50%)', and 'Database Detective (20%)' are currently available at a bargain.

Automation factory games and a handful of puzzle titles have also snuck onto the discount list. Notable picks include 'Shapez (90%)', 'Shapez 2 (50%)', 'Desynced (30%)', 'Kaizen: Factory Story (25%)', and 'Omega Crafter (40%)'.

Meanwhile, Valve is keeping the momentum going by launching a party-based RPG festival immediately after this sale wraps up on the 15th. Following that, the Autumn Sale, one of the major seasonal discounts, arrives on October 2, closely trailed by the Steam Next Fest kicking off on October 20.