Undertale $2.49 + 8 More Deals, 1 Free Game (Oct 19)
Posted Oct 19, 2026. Some of these offers may have ended. The verdicts were written for the prices on that day. For today's free games, see Free PC Games Right Now.
Undertale, the monster-filled RPG with 96% positive Steam reviews, is down to $2.49, its lowest Steam price in the past year. Manifold Garden, the gravity-bending puzzle game, has never been cheaper on Steam, and the horror puzzler Last Room is free to keep on IndieGala.
| Game | Store | Deal | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grab it Great reviews, easy picks. | |||
| Undertale | Steam | $2.49 -75% ⬇low | Nov 1 |
| Manifold Garden | Steam | $4.99 -75% ⬇low | Nov 1 |
| Shadowrun Returns | Steam | $2.99 -80% ⬇low | Nov 1 |
| Call of Juarez: Gunslinger | Steam | $2.99 -80% | Nov 1 |
| Worth a try Good reviews, worth a look. | |||
| Last Room | IndieGala | Free | No date |
| Sherlock Holmes The Awakened | Steam | $3.99 -90% ⬇low | Oct 31 |
| Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood | Steam | $1.99 -80% ⬇low | Nov 1 |
| Bionic Bay | Steam | $4.99 -75% ⬇low | Oct 31 |
| Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes | Steam | $1.99 -90% ⬇low | Oct 26 |
| The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav | Steam | $1.99 -90% ⬇low | Oct 26 |
⬇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
Undertale
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $2.49 (75% off) · regular price $9.99 · 96% positive Steam reviews (155,411) · ends Nov 1, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: Undertale is a 2D pixel-art RPG about a human who tumbles into an underground world of monsters and has to find a way back up. Battles mix timed attacks with dodging bullet-hell patterns, and you can negotiate your way out of every fight instead of killing anyone. How you treat the monsters changes the story and its ending, and the writing leans hard into comedy.
What players say: The soundtrack, the memorable cast and a story that hits surprisingly hard come up again and again, with many saying it stuck with them for years.
Good to know: The game contains imagery that may affect players with photosensitive epilepsy.
Worth buying? Anyone who loves character-driven stories, offbeat humor or replaying for different endings should jump in, and this is a fine time to buy.
Manifold Garden
Grab itSteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $4.99 (75% off) · regular price $19.99 · 95% positive Steam reviews (4,513) · ends Nov 1, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: Manifold Garden is a first-person puzzle game set in an endless, Escher-like world of impossible buildings that repeat in every direction. You shift gravity to walk on any wall or ceiling, drop over an edge only to land back where you started, and solve puzzles that slowly bring plants and life back to a barren place.
What players say: Its striking visuals, moving music and clever puzzles get plenty of love. The main gripe is that the gameplay feels thin underneath the style.
Worth buying? Fans of mind-bending spaces and calm, thoughtful puzzling should buy it now rather than wait, since it has never been cheaper.
Shadowrun Returns
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $2.99 (80% off) · regular price $14.99 · 88% positive Steam reviews (6,794) · ends Nov 1, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: Shadowrun Returns is a turn-based tactical RPG set in a 2054 Seattle where magic has returned and elves, trolls and orks live alongside cybernetic tech. You play a shadowrunner, a hired gun chasing a mysterious killer from the slums to the megacorps, taking cover, recruiting other runners and throwing fireballs in isometric battles.
What players say: The cyberpunk-meets-fantasy setting, good writing and likable characters win people over. The recurring complaints are that it is quite linear and over sooner than expected.
Worth buying? XCOM-style tactics fans who want a strong story will have a good time here, and it has not been cheaper all year, so there is no reason to wait. Skip it if you want a sprawling, open-ended RPG.
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
Grab itSteam Deck: VerifiedRuns on older PCs
Steam: $2.99 (80% off) · regular price $14.99 · 94% positive Steam reviews (10,210) · It was $1.49 on Steam within the past year · ends Nov 1, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is an arcade-style Western FPS told as a bounty hunter's tall tales, with run-ins with legends like Billy the Kid and Jesse James. As he narrates, the level itself changes to match his corrections, while you chain fast gunfights, slow time to gun down groups of enemies and win quick-draw duels. You also unlock new shooting skills as you go.
What players say: The narrator who rewrites levels mid-story is the standout, alongside quick, punchy gunplay.
Worth buying? Shooter fans after a stylish Western ride will find plenty to enjoy, though patient buyers can hold out for a deeper sale since it has gone lower in the past year.
Sherlock Holmes The Awakened
Worth a trySteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price ever
Steam: $3.99 (90% off) · regular price $39.99 · 81% positive Steam reviews (1,154) · ends Oct 31, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: Sherlock Holmes The Awakened is a detective adventure that pits a young Holmes and Watson against Lovecraftian horror in 1882. A string of disappearances tied to a cult worshipping an ancient god sends you hunting for evidence from Baker Street to a grim asylum, piecing together deductions while Sherlock struggles against creeping madness.
What players say: Its heavy, dark atmosphere and Lovecraftian mood earn the most praise. Several find the investigation rigid and the story too linear.
Worth buying? Detective adventure fans curious about a cosmic-horror twist on Holmes should try it; it holds 81% approval and has never cost less on Steam, so this is a good moment to pick it up.
Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood
Worth a trySteam Deck: UnsupportedLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.99 (80% off) · regular price $9.99 · 82% positive Steam reviews (1,759) · ends Nov 1, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood is a Western FPS set in 1864, following the McCall brothers as they chase the legendary Gold of Juarez to save their family. You choose to play as Ray or Thomas, one built for close-range fighting and the other for long range, using tools such as a lasso, dynamite, dual guns and a long-range carbine, and you travel on foot, on horseback, in wagons and in canoes.
What players say: The brotherhood-and-betrayal story keeps people hooked, and many say the gunplay and visuals still hold up well.
Good to know: Its online multiplayer and co-op modes are no longer available, so only the single-player campaign remains.
Worth buying? Western shooter fans who want a story-driven campaign should give it a go while it sits at its lowest point of the year; skip it if heavy motion blur bothers you.
Bionic Bay
Worth a trySteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price ever
Steam: $4.99 (75% off) · regular price $19.99 · 84% positive Steam reviews (782) · ends Oct 31, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: In Bionic Bay you guide a scientist through an ancient biomechanical world, using a teleport tool to swap places with objects and enemies to cross gaps and slip past traps. Physics drives every level: gravity shifts, and a badly timed swap can leave you burned, frozen or blown apart. Each stage can also be replayed as a race against other players' ghosts on online leaderboards.
What players say: The physics-driven swap mechanic and the moody, detailed atmosphere get strong praise. A common complaint is that it drags on too long, with later levels leaning on punishing precision.
Worth buying? Players who like inventive physics puzzles and chasing faster times will get hooked, and it has never been cheaper, so the timing works. Skip it if long stretches of trial-and-error platforming wear you down.
Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes
Worth a trySteam Deck: UnsupportedLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.99 (90% off) · regular price $19.99 · 84% positive Steam reviews (950) · ends Oct 26, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes is a hand-drawn point-and-click adventure with pitch-black comedy. You play Lilli, a painfully obedient convent schoolgirl who sets out to find her missing friend Edna, while little gnomes paint over anything upsetting around her in cheerful pink.
What players say: Reviewers enjoy the dark humor, sharp writing and clean, handmade art. The big complaint is a known bug that can block progress entirely and remains unfixed.
Worth buying? Lovers of twisted, funny adventure games get a well-timed chance to pick this one up; pass if a possible game-stopping glitch would sour the whole thing for you.
The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav
Worth a trySteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.99 (90% off) · regular price $19.99 · 84% positive Steam reviews (874) · ends Oct 26, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav is a classic point-and-click fantasy adventure set in the world of Aventuria. You play Geron, a young man dogged by a reputation for bad luck, who is hired by the king to deal with a plague of aggressive crows and gets pulled into a much larger journey. The painted, storybook-like scenes are a big part of its charm.
What players say: The detailed, fairy-tale art earns the most compliments. On the downside, a few found the story losing steam as it went on and the pacing dull.
Worth buying? Point-and-click lovers who can live with a few odd puzzle solutions will be well served by this fantasy tale, and it has not cost less all year, which makes it a sensible pick.
Free games
Last Room
Worth a trySteam Deck: UnsupportedRuns on older PCs
IndieGala: Free · regular price $29.99 on Steam · 70% positive Steam reviews (1,069)
What it is: Last Room is a 3D puzzle adventure with a horror edge, set in a string of shadowy medieval chambers. Each room is its own riddle: you hunt for hidden clues and move objects around to reshape your surroundings until a way forward opens up, with secret levels tucked away for the observant.
What players say: Fans like the tense, eerie mood and the sound design that keeps them on edge. Critics point to frequent bugs and distorted colors and lighting.
Good to know: The IndieGala copy is DRM-free.
Worth grabbing? Puzzle fans who enjoy a creepy atmosphere can give it a shot at no cost, but with 70% positive reviews and repeated bug reports, skip it if polish matters to you.
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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IndieGala: You need a free IndieGala account: open the giveaway page, sign in, then scroll down and hit the button that adds the game to your library. It will then appear under My Library.
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