Deal Radar: Sorry We’re Closed Free, Divinity Original Sin EE $5.99 (Nov 3)

Epic’s freebie this week is a standout: Sorry We’re Closed, a surreal survival-horror game with arcade combat and multiple endings, normally $24.99 and rated 83 on Metacritic. Claim it by November 5. Meanwhile, GOG and Fanatical are running deep sales on modern classics, several at 85 to 90 percent off.

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Sorry We’re Closed: Free on Epic (was $24.99, Metacritic 83), ends November 5. A first-person survival horror where you play a barista cursed by a demon, blending fixed-camera exploration with arcade-style combat. Critics praised its atmosphere and multiple endings.

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Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition: $5.99 on GOG (~~$39.99~~, -85%, Metacritic 94), the definitive version of Larian’s co-op CRPG masterpiece with turn-based combat, deep systems, and a GM mode. Still one of the best RPGs of the last decade.

Disco Elysium The Final Cut: $7.99 on Fanatical (~~$39.99~~, -80%, Metacritic 97), the full-voiced edition of ZA/UM’s revolutionary detective RPG. No combat, just dialogue, skills, and a story that sticks with you.

Metro 2033 Redux: $1.99 on Fanatical (~~$19.99~~, -90%, Metacritic 90), 4A Games’ atmospheric survival shooter remastered. The Redux version improves lighting, AI, and adds a melee system. Essential for the series. We covered the free next-gen update for Metro Redux last week.

Borderlands 2: $1.99 on Steam (~~$19.99~~, -90%, Metacritic 89), the looter-shooter benchmark with billions of guns, memorable villains, and co-op that still holds up. Includes all DLC in the GOTY edition on sale separately.

Europa Universalis IV: $4.99 on GOG (~~$49.99~~, -90%, Metacritic 87), Paradox’s grand strategy flagship. Hundreds of hours of nation-building, diplomacy, and trade. DLC adds up, but the base game is massive on its own.

Frostpunk: $2.99 on Steam (~~$29.99~~, -90%, Metacritic 84), 11 bit studios’ society survival game where you manage the last city on a frozen Earth. Brutal choices, gorgeous art, and a campaign that tests your morality.

This War of Mine: $1.99 on Steam (~~$19.99~~, -90%, Metacritic 83), the civilian survival game that flipped the war genre. Manage a group of survivors in a besieged city; every decision hurts. The Final Cut adds scenarios.

Hitman Blood Money: $0.99 on Steam (~~$9.99~~, -90%, Metacritic 82), the fan-favorite entry before the World of Assassination trilogy. Sandbox assassinations, accident kills, and the newspaper review system. Still plays great.

Owlboy: $1.99 on Steam, GOG, or Humble (~~$19.99~~, -90%, Metacritic 88), a pixel-art platformer years in the making. Flight-based movement, charming characters, and a heartfelt story. One of the best indie games of 2016.

These prices match or beat historical lows for most titles. Divinity Original Sin EE at $5.99 is its lowest price on GOG since 2022, per CheapShark data. Disco Elysium Final Cut at $7.99 matches its all-time low on Fanatical. Metro 2033 Redux at $1.99 has been this cheap only a handful of times since its 2020 remaster launch. Borderlands 2, Frostpunk, This War of Mine, and Hitman Blood Money are all at or near their lowest recorded prices across major PC stores. Our last Deal Radar on Oct 26 highlighted Cyberpunk 2077 at $17.99; this week’s crop is deeper on classics. If you have been waiting, this is the week.

Skip it

Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced: $14.99 on Steam (~~$29.99~~, -50%). It’s the current-gen upgrade with ray tracing and faster loading, but the discount is modest: GTA V has hit $10 to $12 in past sales. Wait for a deeper cut unless you need it now. Our GTA 6 pre-load guide confirms the next Rockstar launch is still months away.

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