Eight of today’s nine picks match or share their cheapest recorded price on CheapShark, and one disappears on Monday. Two free games also live on the Epic Games Store through October 22.
Free right now
- Bad Cheese: Free on Epic Games Store through October 22. A short first-person horror set in a 1920s cartoon-style world; usually $12.99.
- Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise: Free on Epic Games Store through October 22. A stylish 1960s spy-themed puzzle adventure; usually $19.99.
- Coming October 22: Sker Ritual (4-player co-op zombie shooter) and Home: A Unique Horror Adventure replace the current pair, free through October 29.
Best deals today
- Halo: The Master Chief Collection: ~~$39.99~~ $9.99 at Steam (-75%). Six Halo campaigns (Reach, Combat Evolved Anniversary, Halo 2 Anniversary, Halo 3, ODST, Halo 4) plus multiplayer and every map pack in one bundle. The cheapest Halo MCC has been per CheapShark’s history. Ends Monday, October 19.
- Batman: Arkham Collection: ~~$59.99~~ $8.99 at Steam (-85%). Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, and Arkham Knight, all three Rocksteady games plus every DLC, for less than a new release. Arkham Knight alone is 86 on Metacritic; the collection is the cheapest it’s ever been. Ends October 22.
- Disco Elysium – The Final Cut: ~~$39.99~~ $9.99 at GOG (-75%). ZA/UM’s detective RPG with the Final Cut’s additional voice acting and political-visions quest. 97 on Metacritic, the highest score on this list. $0.52 above its all-time low of $9.47 elsewhere.
- 007 First Light: ~~$69.99~~ $41.99 at Steam (-40%). IO Interactive’s reboot of the Bond franchise launched in May; a 40% launch discount is unusual this quickly. 84 on Metacritic. Ends October 22.
- Cyberpunk 2077: ~~$59.99~~ $17.99 at Steam (-70%). CD Projekt Red’s Night City open-world RPG at its all-time low, the same studio that’s been in our headlines all week for Project Hadar and Cyberpunk 2. 86 on Metacritic. Ends October 26.
- F.E.A.R.: ~~$9.99~~ $1.99 at Steam (-80%). Monolith’s 2005 slow-motion FPS classic. 88 on Metacritic, still the cheapest entry into the FEAR series. Matches its all-time low.
- RuneScape: Dragonwilds: ~~$29.99~~ $20.99 at Steam (-30%). Jagex’s open-world survival spin on RuneScape, launched earlier this year. 75 on Metacritic, at its cheapest yet. Ends October 29.
- observer_: ~~$29.99~~ $2.99 at Steam (-90%). Bloober Team’s cyberpunk horror from the same studio behind the Layers of Fear remakes and the upcoming Cronos: The New Dawn. 78 on Metacritic. Matches its all-time low.
- Hacknet: ~~$9.99~~ $1.49 at Steam (-85%). Team Fractal Alligator’s authentic-feeling hacking sim built around real UNIX commands. 82 on Metacritic. Matches its all-time low.
Skip it
- Enshrouded: ~~$39.99~~ $35.99 at Steam (-10%). Keen Flame Games’ open-world survival RPG that launched its 1.0 release and PS5 version this week. CheapShark shows this matches the game’s all-time low, but only a 10% off a recent launch isn’t a meaningful cut, and Steam user reviews have cooled to Mixed since the 1.0 launch. Wait for the next seasonal sale.
Price context
CheapShark tracks each game’s all-time low. Here’s how today’s prices stack up:
| Game | Today | Cheapest ever | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Halo: The Master Chief Collection | $9.99 (Steam) | $9.99 (now) | Matches |
| Batman: Arkham Collection | $8.99 (Steam) | $8.99 (now) | Matches |
| Disco Elysium – The Final Cut | $9.99 (GOG) | $9.47 (elsewhere) | $0.52 above |
| 007 First Light | $41.99 (Steam) | $41.99 (now) | Matches |
| Cyberpunk 2077 | $17.99 (Steam) | $17.99 (now) | Matches |
| F.E.A.R. | $1.99 (Steam) | $1.99 (now) | Matches |
| RuneScape: Dragonwilds | $20.99 (Steam) | $20.99 (now) | Matches |
| observer_ | $2.99 (Steam) | $2.99 (now) | Matches |
| Hacknet | $1.49 (Steam) | $1.49 (now) | Matches |
Eight of nine match their recorded all-time low. Halo MCC is the only one with an end date this weekend, and Batman Arkham + 007 First Light close on Wednesday.
IsThereAnyDeal isn’t connected in this build, so the all-time-low data above comes from CheapShark’s price history.
Edited by Kerwin Stewart, Editor-in-Chief · How we report
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