
Planet Zoo
$2.24 $44.99 Steam price Sale endedA hyper-detailed zoo builder where every animal lives and breathes.
Build your own zoo for the price of a coffee
From coffee-priced indies to AAA blockbusters at rock-bottom prices, here is only what is actually worth buying this week.

A hyper-detailed zoo builder where every animal lives and breathes.
Build your own zoo for the price of a coffee

Hack your way across San Francisco in this open-world action romp.
At $2.49, even the bugs count as content

A strategy sim where you become the pathogen and quietly end humanity.
The cheapest way to end the world

A brutal turn-based roguelike where you manage stress and madness.
If suffering is your taste, nothing beats this

Stylish action that lives and dies on the feel of its combos.
An action textbook that pays for itself on feel alone

A laid-back driving sim hauling cargo across Europe.
A stay-at-home healing drive, proven by 96% positive

Arcade aerial combat, tearing through clouds and missile storms.
If you've got a controller, the skies are $9.59

An adventure where you play a stray cat prowling a neon city.
A must-buy if you're a cat person; wishlist it if not

The finest open world ever built, the Wild West in full.
That years-old wishlist entry? Now's the moment

An open-world RPG set in 15th-century Bohemia, with no magic and no dragons. You eat when hungry, villagers dislike you when you don't wash, and napping in someone else's bed gets you chased for trespassing.
₩24,320 — the pro and the con are the same: you get to live the Middle Ages
This is an archive of the Steam sale from the second week of July 2026. The discounts have ended, and the prices above are what we observed at the time.
The character was clear: not a week for picking up coffee-money indies, but one where older blockbusters hit floor pricing all at once. Nine of the ten had list prices above ₩20,000, and three of those were cut by more than 90%.
Watch Dogs 2, Red Dead Redemption 2 and Kingdom Come: Deliverance II shared this list. All open worlds; none ask the same thing of you.
Watch Dogs 2 treats the city as a toy. The fun is scheming about what to break with a hack, which makes it the lowest-commitment of the three.
Red Dead Redemption 2 does the opposite — it makes you walk slowly. Movement is deliberate and scenes are long, so start it when you have time to give.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is the most demanding. Needing to eat, and being disliked if you don’t wash, is both the appeal and the barrier.
Want something to roam in casually over a weekend? Watch Dogs 2. Want to sink into one work? Red Dead Redemption 2.
The demands vary sharply inside one list. Devil May Cry 5 and Ace Combat 7 only pay off if your hands keep up, while Darkest Dungeon taxes your head instead — managing stress and madness meters.
By contrast, Euro Truck Simulator 2 and Stray are nearly failure-free. If you haven’t played anything in a while, start with those two.
Sales pay off most on games you pull out again years later. Here that’s Plague Inc: Evolved, Euro Truck Simulator 2 and Planet Zoo — short sessions or no ending at all, so they stay in rotation.
Stray, by contrast, gives you little reason to reopen it once finished. That isn’t a criticism — just the expectation to buy it with.
These blockbusters tend to return at similar depths every summer and winter sale. Rather than paying full price today, check the price record on each game page and wait for a comparable window.
Note that we can’t query Steam’s historical prices, so our records only cover the moments we observed. A lower price may have existed in between, which is why we never claim an “all-time low.”
⚠ Prices, discounts and end dates are as of production. Please verify on the store before buying.
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