10 games at their historical low right now

"Historical low" is the only discount label we fully trust. A percentage on a store page compares against a list price that may have been touched three times this year; a historical low compares against every price the game has ever had. When those two disagree, believe the history.

We checked every major store this morning and kept only the games sitting at — or a step below — their all-time floor. Prices are live and will update if a deal expires.

The headliner: Elden Ring

The Lands Between rarely go on a real sale. The current offer undercuts the previous floor from March, and with the DLC now bundled into most editions this is the cheapest complete entry point the game has ever had.

The evergreen: The Witcher 3

Yes, it's discounted every other month. No, it's usually not this price. CD Projekt's classic hits its floor about twice a year, and the window rarely stays open longer than a week.

The redemption arc: Cyberpunk 2077

Five years and a hundred patches later, Night City at its historical low is one of the best price-to-content ratios on any store. If you bounced off it at launch, this is the version you were promised.

And seven more worth a look

• Hades — the roguelike that makes dying feel like progress, at its floor for the first time since winter.
• Portal 2 — a rounding error of a price for the best co-op puzzler ever made.
• Hollow Knight — pay less than a coffee, receive forty hours of Hallownest.
• Stardew Valley — the farm is eternal, the discount is not.
• Terraria — still the deepest sandbox per dollar in gaming.
• Valheim — vikings, biomes and a floor price we last saw in autumn.
• DEVOUR — four players, one demon goat, five bucks. See our breakdown of why cheap co-op horror keeps winning.

Every price above is checked against the full recorded history, not the store's own "was" price. If a deal dies while you read this, the embed will already show the new number — that's the point of live data.