Aug 14, 2026
Steam weekly sale: Beyond: Two Souls at ₩1,070, Black Myth: Wukong at ₩45,360
The picks worth your money from the third week of Steam deals. An interactive movie that fell from ₩21,500 to ₩1,070, a strategy giant where someone with over 4,000 hours left a single-line review, and an artillery sim a former howitzer section chief says is easier than the real thing. Plus one co-op horror launching this weekend. Prices and end dates are listed below.
Beyond: Two Souls
$0.99
$19.99 Steam price
Sale ended
The story of Jodie and Aiden, a presence bound to her since birth. An interactive drama that jumps through her life from age 8 to 23, out of order.
₩1,070 — an interactive movie for less than a movie ticket
Supermarket Chaos
$3.99
$4.99 Steam price
Sale ended
A game about putting a wrecked supermarket back in order. All you do is slot 4,668 scattered products back into 16 sections.
₩3,920 — you won't clean your room, but you'll clean this store
Total War: WARHAMMER III
$8.99
$59.99 Steam price
Sale ended
A strategy game where you run a fantasy empire turn by turn, then settle battles in real time with thousands on the field. Over 20 playable factions, from ratmen to Chaos daemons.
₩9,000 — a fantasy overdose that eats an entire weekend
Cult of the Lamb
$9.99
$24.99 Steam price
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You play a little lamb who becomes a cult leader. Raid dungeons for followers by day, build the commune and preach by night.
₩10,000 — the most blasphemous thing you'll ever do in this art style
IRON NEST: Heavy Turret Simulator
$14.99
$19.99 Steam price
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An artillery sim where you crew a giant four-legged cannon in an alternate-history 1920s Spain. The game doesn't aim for you — you work out range and angle yourself.
₩14,920 — a former howitzer chief calls this one comfortable
Doloc Town
$15.99
$19.99 Steam price
Sale ended
A life sim where you farm, fish and mine in ruins under acid rain. Stacking platforms upward to grow crops in mid-air is its own twist.
₩16,000 — a top-tier life sim once you look past the rough localization
Persona 3 Reload
$20.99
$59.99 Steam price
Sale ended
A school-life RPG where you attend class by day and fight Shadows by night. A ground-up remake of the 2006 original with modern visuals and quality-of-life.
₩24,430 — 20 years on, that opening theme still won't leave
Two Point Museum
$20.09
$29.99 Steam price
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A management sim about building and running a museum. You don't buy exhibits — you send expedition teams out to dig them up.
₩25,460 — you'll lose the night waiting on one more expedition
Black Myth: Wukong
$41.99
$59.99 Steam price
Sale ended
An action RPG where you play Sun Wukong from Journey to the West. Three staff stances plus transformations and spells — bosses fall to your build more than your reflexes.
₩45,360 — 1,200,000 reviews, Overwhelmingly Positive
WE ARE SO DEAD
A co-op séance horror for 2–6 players. One of you dies at the start and becomes a ghost — the only one who can see what's coming, and the only one who can't speak except through a Ouija board.
Out August 17 — being the ghost is the most frustrating job on the team
A fortyfold price spread inside one list
This is an archive of the Steam sale from the third week of August 2026. The discounts have ended and the prices above are from that time.
A ₩1,070 game and a ₩45,360 game sat in the same list. That gap isn’t about size — it’s about how long each has been out. Understanding that makes it easy to decide whether to wait or buy.
Why some are 95% off and others only 30%
Beyond: Two Souls is from 2013. Being old, it reaches the 90s every major sale, so ₩1,070 wasn’t an extraordinary event.
Black Myth: Wukong was the newest title here, so 30% was close to its ceiling. Recent blockbusters simply don’t cut deeper yet.
In other words, Wukong is the one worth waiting on, while Beyond will offer a comparable window again soon enough.
Three management games, managing different things
Total War: Warhammer III manages armies and territory. Turn-based empire play bolted to real-time battles gives it the largest session unit here.
Two Point Museum manages exhibits and staff. You don’t buy exhibits — you send expeditions to dig them up, so collection sits on top of management.
Dolloc Town manages a day and your stamina. Much smaller in scale and personal, so despite the shared “management” label, the time you spend seated is entirely different.
Two entries that easily defy expectations
Iron Nest does not aim for you. It’s an artillery simulator where you compute range and angle yourself — a completely different object from a conventional shooter.
Supermarket Chaos is, in its entirety, putting 4,668 products back on shelves. The repetition is the point, so decide first whether that’s a thing you enjoy.
If you’re looking at this now
WE ARE SO DEAD is 2–6 player co-op and doesn’t work solo. It was about to launch at the time, so reviews exist now.
Sale rhythms differ per title, so check each one’s price record on its game page.
⚠ Prices, discounts and end dates are as of production. Please verify on the store before buying.
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