9 new 2026 games on sale in the Steam Autumn Sale

$48.99 (was $69.99) If $70 was too rich for your blood when Capcom’s latest survival horror adventure launched back in February, you can now pick it up for under $50. (Steam)

$48.99 (was $69.99) The new Lego Batman game received some high praise from Jody earlier this year: « It’s the most Arkham game since the last Arkham game. » (Steam)

$48.99 (was $69.99) Another $70 game that’s dropped below $50. Josh didn’t find Hitman developer IO Interactive’s foray into the Bond world super inspiring, but the Steam reviewers are largely happy with it. (Steam)

$15.99 (was $19.99) Grab some friends (at least one but up to 12 if you’ve got ’em) and enjoy a tranquil but challenging world full of puzzles. One of the most cooperative co-op games you’ll find, and it’s nice to see it on sale less than two months after it launched. (Steam )

$5.99 (was $11.99) This one just released in September. I played it a bit and it’s fun! You work your way up an office tower « firing » other employees with one-button combos. (Steam)

$24.99 (was $49.99) This strategy game has been in early access, but only just hit 1.0 and is « a magnificent example of why Amplitude is so loved by 4X fans, » we said in our review. (Steam)

$23.99 (was $39.99) This discount is liable to result in as much social media dunking as it does buying, but Marathon’s a great game, regardless of Bungie’s struggles. (Steam)

$31.48 (was $62.98) This turn-based RPG is still in early access, but Jody had positive things to say back in March, with the caveat that it’s currently best for people « who restart every CRPG a couple of times. » (Steam )

$19.99 (was $39.99) An X-COM-like tactics game (the original X-COMs, that is) that went 1.0 this year to a glowing review from us: « Some old-school alien butt kicking. » (Steam)