Steam's Final July Weeklong Sale Is Live — Up to 95% Off Across 1,700+ Games Until August 3

Steam's final Weeklong Sale of July is now live, running from July 27 through Monday, August 3, 2026. The promotion spans more than 1,700 discounted titles with reductions reaching up to 95% off, mixing genre classics, recent indies, and a handful of historical-low prices. It arrives shortly after the Steam Summer Sale wrapped in early July, giving PC players a second bargain window before August.

• ▶Sources: GG.deals — Steam Weeklong Sale coverage · Steam Store

Note: All prices below are U.S. Steam listings. Regional pricing on the Korean or your local store may differ — always confirm the price on your own storefront before buying.

Sale At a Glance

Best Value Picks

RoboCop: Rogue City drops to $3.99 — a 90% cut on a well-reviewed licensed shooter.

These are the standout discounts by value rather than raw percentage — games where the current price and the quality on offer line up most favorably.

At $1.99, Blightbound hits its lowest price ever — a co-op dungeon crawler that leans heavily on multiplayer but can be played solo with bots. Far Cry 3 and RoboCop: Rogue City landing at the same $3.99 makes both easy recommendations for players wanting a substantial single-player campaign on a tight budget.

For RPG and JRPG Fans

The sale is unusually strong on role-playing games and Japanese titles, several of which rarely dip this low.

For newer releases, Nioh 3 appears at -36% ($44.79) — a modest cut, but notable for a recent, high-profile action title so soon after launch. Forever Skies (-60%, $11.99) and Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition (-70%, $11.99) round out the survival and action-adventure options.

How Steam Weeklong Sales Work

Weeklong Deals are Steam's between-event promotions — smaller than the tentpole seasonal sales (Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring) but running continuously through the year. Each edition lasts roughly seven days, refreshes with a largely new set of titles, and often surfaces publisher-specific price drops that don't appear during the big sales. Because they rotate weekly, a discount that's live now may vanish when the next batch begins on August 3.

Two practical habits help. First, check a price-history tracker before buying — a headline percentage means little if the game was cheaper during the Summer Sale weeks earlier. Second, note that this Weeklong overlaps with several concurrent promotions, including a Humble Far Cry franchise sale running through July 30 and separate GOG discounts, so the Steam price isn't always the lowest available.

Timing and What Comes Next

This is the last Weeklong before August, and it directly follows a Weeklong that ended July 27 — meaning Steam has run back-to-back promotions through the tail of the month. The next major Steam tentpole event is not expected until the autumn seasonal sale, so for the next several weeks these rotating Weeklong Deals will be the primary source of first-party Steam discounts.

GamePeak Take

There's nothing headline-grabbing about a Weeklong Sale, and that's precisely its value. The seasonal sales draw the crowds, but the deepest cuts on catalog titles — Far Cry 3 and RoboCop: Rogue City at four dollars, Blightbound at a genuine all-time low — often surface in these quieter weekly rotations. The RPG and JRPG selection this round is stronger than usual, making it worth a look for that audience specifically. Just remember the clock: everything here reverts on August 3, and regional pricing means the U.S. figures above are a guide, not a guarantee.