Deal Radar: Red Dead Redemption 2 for $14.99, Cyberpunk 2077 for $17.99, and More (October 14)

Red Dead Redemption 2 is $14.99 at Steam, -75% off the $59.99 price. That’s the lowest price the game has hit on Steam, which is the kind of cut that puts Rockstar’s 2018 Western at the top of the radar. Six years on, Arthur Morgan’s ride through the dying Van der Linde gang still pulls a 96 on Metacritic and has been Steam’s most-wishlisted open world for a long time. Sale runs through October 22.

Cyberpunk 2077 is $17.99 (-70%) at Steam through October 26. The base game that CD Projekt Red rebuilt after its 2020 launch now carries an 86 on Metacritic, and Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty is also $17.99 (-40%) in the same window, so a player who wants Night City and the Dogtown spy story can pick up both for under $36. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered is $24.99 (-50%) on GOG. CD Projekt Red’s November 2025 remaster still sits at a 92 on Metacritic, and $24.99 at GOG is a cleaner choice than the $39.99 it carries on Steam when it’s not on sale.

ARC Raiders is $19.99 (-50%) at Steam through October 15. Embark Studios’ extraction shooter launched in late September and is still building its player base, and half off in the first month is a useful entry point for PC players who skipped it at $39.99.

Free right now

• Castlevania: 40th Anniversary is free on the App Store and Google Play through October 24. Konami’s classic 1986 NES original, untouched. You don’t get a credit on the Switch 2 version we covered earlier, but the mobile version is the same game.
• Out of Sight and TerraScape are still up on the Epic Games Store through October 15 (3 PM ET cutoff). Both were in yesterday’s Deal Radar. Out of Sight pulls an 80 on Metacritic; TerraScape is a cozy 3D city builder.

Best deals today

• Silver Pines: ~~$35.98~~ $22.26 at Steam (-38%, 86 on Metacritic). A narrative horror game set in the 1970s Appalachia, with the recent Metacritic score making it one of the better-reviewed horror releases of the year.
• Day of the Tentacle Remastered: ~~$14.99~~ $2.25 at GOG (-85%, 86 on Metacritic). LucasArts’ 1993 puzzle adventure from Tim Schafer and Dave Grossman, the remastered version with developer commentary.
• Mindcop: ~~$14.99~~ $2.46 at Green Man Gaming (-84%, 87 on Metacritic). A noir detective puzzle game from the same studio behind Art of Rally, played in short cases.
• WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship: ~~$39.99~~ $3.16 at Green Man Gaming (-92%, 80 on Metacritic). KT Racing’s 2020 rally sim on the cheap, still the best WRC game until WRC 10 and beyond.
• Lair of the Clockwork God: ~~$19.99~~ $1.99 at GOG (-90%, 84 on Metacritic). A modern point-and-click adventure by Size Five Games that runs about ten hours.

Skip The Witch’s Bakery at $17.99 (-10%) on Steam. A 10% discount on a $19.99 game is $2 off, the kind of cut that just looks like a marketing badge in your library. The bigger Witch’s Bakery discount usually lands around Halloween; wait for that one if the cozy bakery angle is calling.

Our read: The headline today is Rockstar at $14.99. Anything you wanted from the studio since GTA V Enhanced is right there for under $15. The CD Projekt Red double (Cyberpunk base + Phantom Liberty at $17.99 each) and the Witcher 3 Remastered on GOG are the obvious PC moves. Smaller GOG and Green Man Gaming cuts on Day of the Tentacle, Mindcop, and WRC 9 are impulse-buy territory at the $2-3 range.

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