The five-deal shortlist
5 PC game deals worth buying this week
There are hundreds of discounted games in the latest LootRadar snapshot and most of them do not deserve a second of your time. These five clawed their way to the top because the price is backed by an enormous pile of positive player reviews, rather than by a percentage someone made large on purpose.
Treat it as a starting point, not a shopping list. Take the one that matches what you actually feel like playing, check the edition and activation details, and walk away from the other four with a completely clear conscience.
Deal Score 94
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut
$8.88 $39.99 at IndieGala
92% positive across roughly 57,100 Steam reviews, which is a mountain of evidence for a reputation this big. There is no combat here. Your own skills argue with you inside your head, failing a check often produces the better scene, and the writing is some of the finest in the medium. At 78% off, if you have been meaning to get to it for years, this is the week.
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Deal Score 92
Red Dead Redemption 2
$13.20 $59.99 at Green Man Gaming
92% positive from more than 307,000 Steam reviews, which is about as much agreement as the internet is capable of producing. The most detailed open world anyone has built, and also the slowest. Your horse takes its time and so does the story. Buy it for the eighty-hour campaign, not for a quick Saturday, and clear some drive space first.
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Deal Score 92
Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate
$8.99 $59.99 on Steam
Single digits for the Ultimate edition, sitting on an 88% positive rating from about 87,500 reviews. Gorgeous, brutal, and packed with more single-player content than fighting games usually bother with. Two things to check before you commit: whether the included roster is the one you wanted, and whether enough people are still online in your region.
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Deal Score 92
Slay the Spire
$6.24 $24.99 on Steam
97% positive from roughly 76,400 reviews. That is the highest rating on this list and it is not an accident. A single run takes an hour, and working out how cards, relics and enemy patterns actually fit together takes hundreds. At 75% off it is the easiest recommendation here, with one warning: you will not stop at one run.
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Deal Score 93
Hogwarts Legacy
$8.99 $59.99 at the Epic Games Store
An 85% cut with a 91% positive Steam rating from about 142,500 reviews behind it. This is the big cinematic castle-wandering option of the group, and the castle really is the star. Two practical notes: this one lives on the Epic Games Store, and it is hungry enough that you should check your storage and your GPU before clicking buy.
Check today's priceHow these five got here
All five cleared LootRadar's usual content and quality checks, then finished near the top of the current snapshot on Deal Score. That score weighs player and critic signals, how strong the current price is, how deep the cut goes, how much the reviews prove, and how many people care. Review volume breaks the close ties, so a handful of glowing early ratings cannot impersonate a consensus.
What no score can tell you is whether a genre suits you or when you will actually find the evening. That part is still your job. The LootRadar methodology has the full weighting and the honest limits.
Five not enough?
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