Our Favorite Cheap Games To Buy

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Jonas
Added: 17.09.2025, 08:42
Updated: 02.10.2025, 10:40

Meta Title: Our Favorite Cheap Games To Buy

Meta Description: Games don't always have to be expensive. If you know where to look, finding cheap games is easy. Here are a few that you need to get right now.

Culture or games, rather, don't have to be expensive. In a time where the latest AAA games can retail for $79.99 and even higher, finding the best cheap games is a must.

For many, finding cheap games often means finding a few old ones. That doesn't mean that you're getting heavily outdated games though. There are still a few oldies that should be more than good enough to rival some of the top games on the market right now and you shouldn't miss out on them.

If you're looking for great cheap games, come visit us at Gamerall. We've got affordable games that any gamer can sink hours into.

Alan Wake (Remastered/Original)

Genre: Action / Horror
Price on Steam: ~$0.99-5 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$5-10 in sales
Price on PS Store: ~$5-10 in sales

Alan Wake is a horror classic to say the least. While the new Alan Wake II is an excellent game last year but if you're jumping into that game first, you're going to miss out on a classic that has stood the test of time. And with a remaster, the original Alan Wake becomes even more enjoyable.

The game feels like a thriller series where you play each episode that comes packed with a twists and turns. While it's definitely a horror game, it's not as scary compared to shocking titles like Outlast and Amnesia. That means it's still a game that you can enjoy without having to worry about what's lurking in the corner.

Control: Ultimate Edition

Genre: Action / Adventure
Price on Steam: ~$3.99 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$5-10
Price on PS Store: ~$5-10

Control is a fun and exhilarating action-adventure in where you have access to all sorts of crazy physics breaking powers. The game is connected to Alan Wake in some way, seeing as that both games are made by the same developers are a part of the shared Remedy Entertainment universe/

One of the most fun things about Control is its combat system. You're not just shpoting at the bad guys, you get to unlock a variety of powers as well. It's surprising to see this game sell for such a low price considering that it feels better than most high-budget games out there.

Batman: Arkham Collection

Genre: Action / Superhero
Price on Steam: ~$10-15
Price on Xbox Store: $8.99 in sales
Price on PS Store: ~$10 in sales

If you ever want to feel like playing as the world's greatest detective, then playing Rocksteady's Batman Arkham collection is going to be a good choice. The collection includes Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City, and Batman: Arkham Knight. The prequel, Batman: Arkham Origins is not a part of the collection but it's a great game overall.

The games itself are all critically-acclaimed. And there's really not a lot to say to explain what it is. You're Batman fighting his rogues gallery of villains. You have access to his tools, combat skills, and investigative genius. It's a good game whether you're a fan or not of the superhero.

Cyberpunk 2077

Genre: Open World / RPG
Price on Steam: ~$20 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$20 in sales
Price on PS Store: ~$20 in sales

Cyberpunk 2077 is an amazing game, especially now that it's been fixed and given all sorts of patches and content. When it launched in 2020, it was hard to justify the game's AAA price. But now, it's cheaper than ever and it deserves your attention in every way.

The game is an open-world RPG set in Night City. The world is dominated by gangs, corruption, and corporate greed which you are at the center of. The game's RPG mechanics puts you in the helm of giving your character amazing skills which allow you to approach the game in your own way.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order/Survivor

Genre: Action / Adventure
Price on Steam: ~$9.99 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$10 in sales
Price on PS Store: ~$10 in sales

Ever wonder what happened to the few Jedi left, after the execution of Order 66? The Stars Wars Jedi series puts you in the shoes of that Jedi: Cal Kestis. In the games, you're tasked with helping Cal unlock his full potential with using the force. While we already know what fate awaits the remainder of the Jedi, there's still enough mystery in the game to keep you hooked.

The games aren't just a fan service for the Star Wars community. It's a well-built challenging game. The lightsaber combat is at its peak with Star Wars Jedi. It's a huge bonus that you also get to customize your own lightsaber.

Red Dead Redemption (series)

Genre: Open World / Action
Price on Steam: ~$10 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$10-15
Price on PS Store: ~$10-15

Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption 2 are basically Grand Theft Auto but in the Wild West. Take that however you want to but that simply means that you're getting a highly interactive and detailed open world. That's pretty much the case when it comes to Red Dead Redemption 2.

Both games are cowboy epics with morality systems. You're free to do as you want with the story and the world but know that most of your actions have consequences. Overall, you're looking to sink in literal hundreds of hours on both games combined so come prepared!

It Takes Two

Genre: Co-op Adventure
Price on Steam: ~$9.99 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$10-15
Price on PS Store: ~$10-15

Next up, we've got 2023's Game of the Year. It Takes Two is a two-player game that's best played with your significant other. It incorporates several gameplay mechanics into one package. There are puzzle sequences, platforming sequences, and more.

The story is centered around a couple whose relationship is currently stuck in a rut. They're turned into mini toys and they have to find a way to go back to normal. It's a heartwarming story of love, making it one of those games you need to play with your loved one.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

Genre: Open World / RPG
Price on Steam: ~$10-15 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$10-15
Price on PS Store: ~$10-15

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt put CD Projekt Red on the map. While the games before it were good, the third game raised the bar when it comes to open world RPGs. It had an amazing story, an engaging combat system, and content that will keep you going for weeks.

The Complete Edition of The Witcher 3 ups the ante by adding in three sizable DLCs. The third one, titled Blood and Wine adds an entire new region to explore, as well as over 30 hours or so of content to dig into. Play it and see why it's called as one of the best RPGs in existence.

Far Cry 5

Genre: FPS / Open World
Price on Steam: ~$8.99 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$9-10
Price on PS Store: ~$9-10

Ubisoft may have fallen from grace and are known to make good games every now and then, but the Far Cry games are always fun to play. With the fifth installment of the series, you're tasked with overthrowing another dictator. This time, it's played by none other than Giancarlo Esposito.

While Far Cry 5 pretty much follows the same route as the games before it, there are more than a few things that set it far apart from the other titles. The world is more massive than ever, there are even more ways to cause havoc, and there's even a rooster fighting game!

Dead Space (2023 Remake)

Genre: Survival Horror
Price on Steam: ~$11.99 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$12-15
Price on PS Store: ~$12-15

While Alan Wake isn't that scary for a horror game, treat Dead Space differently. It's one of the scariest games out there. Remakes often fall hard but Dead Space is an exemption. It took its source material and improved upon it in ways unimaginable.

The gameplay and the story mostly remains tied down to the original. However, the upgraded mechanics and graphics make it worth playing even if you've played the original title hundreds of times.

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition

Genre: Action / RPG
Price on Steam: ~$5-10 in sales
Price on Xbox Store: ~$5-10
Price on PS Store: ~$5-10

Lastly, we've got one of the best sci-fi epics that the video game industry has seen. The series fell off with Mass Effect: Andromeda, but the original three games are still fun to play. With it, you're getting three massive interconnected stories where literally every choice you make matters.

That's it for the best cheap games we highly recommend. Here's a quick rundown of what you should get soon:

Game	Genre	Price on Steam*	Price on Xbox Store*	Price on PS Store*	Why Play
Alan Wake (Remastered/Original)	Action / Horror	~$0.99-5 in sales	~$5-10 in sales	~$5-10 in sales	Great story and atmosphere; cult classic thriller.
Control: Ultimate Edition	Action / Adventure	~$3.99 in sales	~$5-10	~$5-10	Stylish world, fun supernatural powers, strong narrative.
Batman: Arkham Collection	Action / Superhero	~$10-15	$8.99 in sales	~$10 in sales	Three full Batman games, great combat + story.
Cyberpunk 2077	Open World / RPG	~$20 in sales	~$20 in sales	~$20 in sales	Huge open world, deep narrative, tons of customisation.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order/ Survivor	Action / Adventure	~$9.99 in sales	~$10 in sales	~$10 in sales	Excellent Star Wars story + lightsaber combat.
Red Dead Redemption (series)	Open World / Action	~$10 in sales	~$10-15	~$10-15	Iconic open-world storytelling, immersion, and exploration.
It Takes Two	Co-op Adventure	~$9.99 in sales	~$10-15	~$10-15	Perfect co-op game, creative mechanics, emotional story.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete	Open World / RPG	~$10-15 in sales	~$10-15	~$10-15	Huge world, deep story, lots of replayability.
Far Cry 5	FPS / Open World	~$8.99 in sales	~$9-10	~$9-10	Fun open-world shooter, lots of side activities.
Dead Space (2023 Remake)	Survival Horror	~$11.99 in sales	~$12-15	~$12-15	Modern survival horror done right, scary and polished.
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition	Action / RPG	~$5-10 in sales	~$5-10	~$5-10	Three upgraded Mass Effect games, classic sci-fi saga.