The seasonal sales on Steam are usually the best times to buy all those games you’ve been meaning to play (and will definitely get around to at some point). It’s also a great time to find games being sold for record-low prices, so we figured we should make a list of some of our favorites. There are way too many to choose from, but we’ve compiled them down to just 10.

We’ve already seen plenty of games dropping under $10 or even under $5, and even one game 100% off for a limited time (it’s called Tell Me Why), though there’s even less time to claim that, so you should probably go do that as soon as possible.

10 best Steam games at new low prices

Below is our list of 10 popular games that are at the cheapest price ever seen on Steam (whether that’s a new low or tied for the record), according to SteamDB. There are plenty of fantastic games on sale right now on Steam – just be sure to grab them before July 10, which is when the Summer Sale ends.

This year’s Steam Summer Sale kicked off on June 26th, and many PC gamers have been flocking to the popular storefront to snap up as many new games as they can afford. In the case of Death Stranding, the game has seen a massive player spike on PC – partly due to the new low price, but likely more so because its highly-regarded sequel came out last week. Death Stranding 2 remains a PlayStation 5 exclusive for now, so it’s a good time to revisit the original while we wait for a PC port.

While we decided to highlight just 10 games, there are many more enjoying a record-low price. A few others we’d like to give an honorable mention to before signing off include the Dead Space remake, Tabletop Simulator, and a game which is great fun if you have a group of friends to play with, Liar’s Bar.

There are also a few newer titles that get their first or second-time discounts, so naturally, they are the cheapest we’ve seen to date. These include the new Oblivion Remaster at 20% off and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 with 10% off.

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Jack Goodall

At PC Guide, Jack is mostly responsible for reporting on hardware deals. He also specializes in monitors, TVs, and headsets and can be found putting his findings together in a review or best-of guide.