Steam Weekend Sale: Deep Discounts on Arkane Studios Titles and Many Other Games, Up to 90% Off!
Steam is currently running an exciting weekend sale, offering significant discounts on a wide array of games, including acclaimed titles from Arkane Studios, with savings of up to 90%.
To help you navigate the deals, we've organized the selection into two categories: games readily available within the Russian segment of the Valve store, and titles that may require a region change (such as to Turkey or Kazakhstan) for purchase.
Deals Available in the Russian Region:
- ARC Raiders: 20% off – now 2,576 rubles (originally 3,220)
- Crime Scene Cleaner: 27% off – now 830 rubles (originally 1,100)
- Rebel Galaxy: 90% off – now 41 rubles (originally 419)
- Dark Hours: 40% off – now 330 rubles (originally 550)
- The Outlast Trials: 70% off – now 390 rubles (originally 1,300)
- DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT: 65% off – now 1,154 rubles (originally 3,299)
- Jump Space: 20% off – now 568 rubles (originally 710)
- Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE: 30% off – now 1,679 rubles (originally 2,399)
- Broken Arrow: 15% off – now 1,700 rubles (originally 2,000)
- AI LIMIT: 30% off – now 1,470 rubles (originally 2,100)
Discounts for Other Regions (Including Turkey and Kazakhstan):
For those in other regions, or willing to switch regions, here are some additional highlights:
- Borderlands 4: 30% off – now 49 euros (originally 70)
- DEATHLOOP: 80% off – now 12 euros (originally 60)
- Prey: 80% off – now 6 euros (originally 30)
- Arx Fatalis: 67% off – now 1.6 euros (originally 5)
- Arkane Collection: 73% off – now 50 euros (originally 185)
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