Deathless. The Hero Quest $4.99 + 9 More Deals (Oct 25)
Posted Oct 25, 2026. Offers marked Ended are over, and the others may have changed. The verdicts were written for the prices on that day. For today's free games, see Free PC Games Right Now.
Deathless. The Hero Quest, a hand-drawn roguelike deckbuilder steeped in Slavic folklore, drops to $4.99, the lowest it has ever been on Steam. Monster-hunting fans can also pick up God Eater 3 at its all-time Steam low, while Killing Floor 2 hits its cheapest Steam price in a year for anyone who wants a co-op horde shooter.
| Game | Store | Deal | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grab it Great reviews, easy picks. | |||
| Deathless. The Hero Quest | Steam | $4.99 -80% ⬇low | Ended |
| Killing Floor 2 | Steam | $2.99 -90% ⬇low | Nov 7 |
| God Eater 3 | Steam | $5.99 -90% ⬇low | Ended |
| System Shock: Enhanced Edition | Steam | $1.99 -80% ⬇low | Nov 7 |
| Project Warlock | Steam | $1.56 -87% ⬇low | Ended |
| God Eater 2 Rage Burst | Steam | $4.99 -90% ⬇low | Ended |
| Idle Calibur | Steam | $2.39 -70% | Ended |
| Biped | Steam | $1.79 -88% | Ended |
| Worth a try Good reviews, worth a look. | |||
| Styx: Master of Shadows | Steam | $1.99 -90% ⬇low | Nov 7 |
| Ni no Kuni Wrath of the White Witch Remastered | Steam | $7.49 -85% ⬇low | Ended |
⬇low = lowest Steam price in at least a year; the card says when it is the lowest ever (price history from IsThereAnyDeal). What do the labels mean?
Deals
Deathless. The Hero Quest
Grab itSteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $4.99 (80% off) · regular price $24.99 · 87% positive Steam reviews (951) · ended Oct 26, 5:00 AM ET
What it is: A roguelike deckbuilder set in Belosvet, a land drawn from Slavic fairy tales, where you lead one of four heroes through turn-based card battles against folklore creatures and bosses. Between fights you choose your route, trading safer paths for tougher foes with better rewards, while relics and card synergies shape each run. Each hero has a separate quest chain that slowly reveals more of the world.
What players say: Players praise the hand-drawn art, animations and folklore atmosphere. Several feel the card balance is uneven, with some heroes easier than others and higher difficulty tiers leaning too heavily on luck.
Worth buying? Roguelike deckbuilder fans who want a card game with real visual personality should pick this up, and it has never been cheaper on Steam.
Killing Floor 2
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $2.99 (90% off) · regular price $29.99 · 88% positive Steam reviews (42,288) · ends Nov 7, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A first-person shooter where you and a squad fight off waves of mutant clones called Zeds across an overrun Europe. After each wave you gear up with armor, ammo and better guns, then hold out against a bigger horde. Fights mix gunplay with hack-and-slash melee weapons.
What players say: Fans keep coming back for the simple, addictive wave-defense loop and call it a top co-op horde shooter. The big complaint is a bloated install of close to 100 GB, much of it cosmetic store content, plus monetization that crept in with later updates.
Good to know: It contains extremely graphic gore and dismemberment.
Worth buying? Great pick for a group of friends who want a loud, chaotic wave-defense shooter to play together.
God Eater 3
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $5.99 (90% off) · regular price $59.99 · 86% positive Steam reviews (3,207) · ended Nov 5, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: You join a squad of God Eaters battling giant monsters called Aragami across a ruined, post-apocalyptic world. You create your own character, pick a God Arc weapon such as dual blades, a heavy axe or a ray gun, and chain ground, air and dash attacks to bring the beasts down.
What players say: Reviewers enjoy the fast combat and see it as a lighter alternative to Monster Hunter. The common complaint is repetition, with a small pool of monsters and missions that start to blur together.
Good to know: Alongside the solo story, you can team up in online co-op or try PvP.
Worth buying? A good fit for anyone who wants stylish monster hunts with flashy weapon swaps, and it has never been cheaper on Steam.
System Shock: Enhanced Edition
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price in a year
Steam: $1.99 (80% off) · regular price $9.99 · 91% positive Steam reviews (1,786) · ends Nov 7, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: The original System Shock, rebuilt by Nightdive with support for resolutions up to 4K, mouselook and remappable controls. You play a hacker who wakes from a six-month coma on a space station gone wrong, piecing together events from messages and recordings as you explore and fight. It is an early immersive sim with a cyberpunk setting.
What players say: Players respect it as a landmark and appreciate the quality-of-life additions like mouselook. The recurring complaints are choppy movement and bugs in this updated port, along with an interface that feels clunky by modern standards.
Good to know: Fan-made missions and mods are officially supported.
Worth buying? Anyone curious about the roots of the immersive sim should give this landmark a go, as long as an old-school interface does not put them off.
Project Warlock
Grab itSteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.56 (87% off) · regular price $12.00 · 87% positive Steam reviews (2,695) · ended Nov 2, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A retro boomer shooter with pixel-art enemies, where a lone Warlock blasts through levels set in places like an Antarctic base, Egyptian ruins, medieval castles and finally hell. You hunt colored keys, find secret stashes and upgrade both your guns and your magic spells. It aims squarely at fans of Doom, Hexen and Wolfenstein.
What players say: The wide arsenal, spell upgrades and crisp pixel look draw the most praise. Critics point to linear, repetitive key-hunting levels and controls that feel awkward.
Worth buying? Old-school shooter fans looking for a bloody throwback with spells in the mix will get plenty out of it.
God Eater 2 Rage Burst
Grab itSteam Deck: UnsupportedLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $4.99 (90% off) · regular price $49.99 · 85% positive Steam reviews (1,827) · ended Nov 5, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: An anime monster-hunting action RPG set after humanity has largely lost to the Aragami, giant creatures you track down and harvest for materials. You build your own fighter, customize weapons and bullets, then take missions solo or with others. This purchase also includes God Eater Resurrection, the remake of the first game.
What players say: Reviewers see it as one of the few series that truly scratches the Monster Hunter itch, and the bundled first game gets a lot of love. Common complaints are grindy, repetitive missions and a slow, muddled story.
Good to know: It uses Denuvo anti-tamper protection.
Worth buying? Two hunting games in one package make this strong value for anyone who likes taking down big monsters, and it has hit its lowest Steam price ever.
Idle Calibur
Grab itSteam Deck: UnsupportedRuns on older PCs
Steam: $2.39 (70% off) · regular price $7.99 · 86% positive Steam reviews (1,243) · ended Nov 5, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A pixel-art idle tactics RPG from a solo developer where you recruit anime heroes, build a party and watch them clash with dozens of enemy soldiers in real-time battles. Between fights you develop a city, collect relics and random gear, climb an endless tower and pull for heroes through a gacha system that costs no real money. Battles can run on their own or be controlled by hand.
What players say: Fans love getting the gacha thrill of collecting and building a team with no microtransactions attached. The main gripes are a weak English translation and cluttered menus that take effort to learn.
Worth buying? Ideal for anyone who enjoys mobile-style hero collecting but hates paying per pull.
Biped
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.79 (88% off) · regular price $14.99 · 89% positive Steam reviews (1,771) · It was $1.49 on Steam within the past year · ended Oct 29, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A cooperative action adventure starring two small robots, Aku and Sila, on a journey across forests, waterfalls and icy mountains. You move each robot leg separately with the two analog sticks or mouse buttons, which turns walking, sliding and working machines into clumsy, funny teamwork puzzles. You can collect treasure for goofy hats and build custom levels.
What players say: Duos praise the charming couch co-op and the inventive leg controls that are easy to pick up. The common complaints are that it is short and has some lingering bugs.
Good to know: Two people can play together on one screen, or you can go solo.
Worth buying? Made for couples, siblings or a parent and kid looking for a relaxed, silly co-op evening, though patient buyers can wait for a deeper sale.
Styx: Master of Shadows
Worth a trySteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.99 (90% off) · regular price $19.99 · 81% positive Steam reviews (4,274) · ends Nov 7, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A third-person stealth game where you play Styx, a 200-year-old goblin, sneaking through the towering fortress of Akenash in a dark fantasy world. You hide in shadows, climb, steal treasure and assassinate targets or stage accidents, while unlocking powers like invisibility and cloning yourself. Open fighting is deliberately weak, so you have to stay unseen.
What players say: Stealth fans praise its commitment to pure sneaking and enjoy Styx himself as a lead. The shared complaint is general jank and an unpolished feel.
Worth buying? Patient players who like ghosting levels undetected should get a kick out of it, while anyone who prefers open combat should skip it.
Ni no Kuni Wrath of the White Witch Remastered
Worth a trySteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $7.49 (85% off) · regular price $49.99 · 83% positive Steam reviews (2,502) · ended Nov 5, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A remastered JRPG about Oliver, a boy who travels to a magical other world hoping to bring back his mother after a tragedy. Studio Ghibli handled the animation and Joe Hisaishi wrote the music, and you explore many locations while catching creatures called familiars to fight beside you. Battles blend real-time action with turn-based tactics.
What players say: The Ghibli art and heartfelt story keep drawing people in, many of them returning from childhood. The clunky battle system and grindy familiar catching are the common complaints.
Worth buying? Ghibli fans and anyone after a warm, storybook-style JRPG will find plenty here; it suits unhurried players more than those who want slick modern action.
Steam Deck results are Valve's own tests of the Steam version. Runs on older PCs means 4 GB of RAM or less.
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