Despite Steam already having plenty of favor among fans for its consistent customer service and new features to look forward to, it seems there's yet another on the horizon, with the sole benefit of helping you save money. Combined with the rumors surrounding an upcoming Steam feature that lets you estimate FPS in games based on your system's hardware, it's easy to see why Steam is such a powerhouse in the PC gaming community.
Fans have pointed out that Steam is far from the first digital retailer to include this new feature in response to Reddit user Solid-Entertainer-39 sharing the supposed SteamDB leak, but it's still an excellent addition to the wide range of features currently provided by the digital retailer.
According to the code discovered in the SteamDB files, Valve is planning on adding a price history tracker for Steam, which will let you know the lowest price of the game over the past 30 days, compared to its standard and current sale prices. Interestingly enough, this feature was already implemented years ago in accordance with an EU mandate for some European countries, with Steam now voluntarily rolling out the system globally for all regions.
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