Select two or more Bethesda titles at $3.50 each, three or more at $3.33 each, or four or more at $3 each. Options include Wolfenstein 1 and 2, The Evil Within 1 and 2, Prey, Fallout 3, and more. Buy Now at Fanatical
Prime members can snag this game for free (through Amazon Luna), whereas you'd have to pay $2 to grab it at its next best price today at AllYouPlay. It's available for free from now through May 13, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
You would have to pay $16 to snag this game at its next best price from WinGameStore today. A Rat's Quest is available to snag for free (for Prime members, through Amazon Luna) from now through July 8, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
That's $7 less than you'd pay to snag this party fighting game from Steam today. Prop Sumo is available to snag for free from now until April 16, 2026 at 11 am EDT. Shop Now at Epic Games Store
At Humble Bundle, get the 8-title Sovereign Sandbox Bundle when you spend at least $18. That's a savings of $177. Part of your purchase goes to the War Child charity. Buy Now at Humble Bundle
It would cost you $12 to snag this real time, turn-based strategy game directly from GOG today. Prime members can snag it for free from now through April 29, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
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You'd pay $5 to snag this multiple-character role-playing game from GOG directly today. Prime members can snag it for free here, however, from now through APril 25, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
The next best price we found for this indie spaceship exploration game is $2.45 from GameBillet. Prime members can snag it for free here, though, from now through May 27, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
You'd pay the full $12 list price to snag this puzzle, point-and-click adventure game from Steam today. Prime members can snag it for free from now through April 29, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
You'd pay $10 to snag this real time, turn-based strategy game from GOG today. Prime members can snag it for free from now through May 6, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
You'd pay $9 to snag this bundle from Fanatical today. It includes:
XCOM: Enemy Unknown base game
XCOM: Enemy Within expansion
all released add-on content
It's free to snag for Prime members through July 1, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
You'd have to pay $4 to snag this robot voxel slice-em-up game at its next best price (from the Microsoft Store). Shop Now at Epic Games Store
That's a $9 savings off the list price of this 25th anniversary version of the cult classic game. It's available to snag for free until April 16, 2026 at 11 am EDT. Shop Now at Epic Games Store
GOG's Spring Sale is live now. Over 80,000 titles are discounted. Shop Now at GOG
Pay at least $10 for this 6-item bundle at Humble Bundle. It includes Zombie Army 4, Back 4 Blood, Warhammer: Verminitide 2, Killing Floor 2, The Anacrusis, and Zombie Army Trilogy (pictured). That's a savings of $234. Offer ends April 22. Buy Now at Humble Bundle
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the iconic horror franchise, Steam have discounted a range of Resident Evil titles. Get the remake of Resident Evil 3 for just $4, Resident Evils 4-6 at $5 each, and a range of DLC, from a buck. Shop Now at Steam
Amazon offers this title for $4. That's a savings of $16 and the lowest price it's been since 2023. Buy Now at Amazon
The next best price we could find for this real-time, turn-based war strategy game is $11 from GreenManGaming. The Emperor Edition contains the base game, all FLC, and the Imperator Augustus Campaign Pack. This bundle is available for Prime members to snag for free now through April 15, 2026. Shop Now at Amazon
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PC Games: The Basics
Do you prefer a mouse and keyboard to a controller? Then you’ve found the right category. The resident experts here at DealNews have scoured the internet to bring you the best deals on computer games — new releases and classics alike. Below, you’ll find buying advice and resources, so you can take a deep dive into your game’s story instead of spending hours doing research.
Why Choose PC Over Consoles?
Consoles are often what first comes to mind when thinking of gaming, but PC games come with four key benefits:
Gaming PCs boast better performance. Gaming PCs usually include hardware that can outperform a console. That means PC games can deliver higher graphics levels and frame rates , leading to smoother, more visually appealing gameplay.
PC games have downloadable mods. If your gameplay is getting a bit stale, or if you’d just like to customize your experience, then you’re probably better off with a PC. Select PC games have thriving online communities where other players have changed any and all aspects of the game, including custom skins and whole new storylines.
Playing games on PC can be more comfortable. Gamer’s Thumb is a real issue! A keyboard and mouse is more comfortable for some players than a controller, especially for longer gaming sessions. Even if you find yourself missing your joystick, many PC games support controller use.
PC games see better discounts. Online digital retailers such as Steam, Epic Games, and more offer near constant sales to compete with each other. Snagging a discount on PC titles has never been easier.
Check Out These Categories, Too
The right peripherals will enhance your PC gaming experience. Look no further than these category pages, wherein our content team has sussed out the best deals to keep you playing.
PC Gaming By The Numbers
- By 2021, the PC gaming market is expected to be worth over $45 billion.
- As of February 2019, The Sims 3 is the best selling PC game of all time worldwide.
- Surveys from the 2019 Game Developers Conference showed that 66% of developers were working on games for PC release, as opposed to console or mobile.
- Steam ranks Counter-Strike: Global Offensive as its top-played game by both current and peak daily player counts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy a gaming laptop or a desktop computer?
There are many factors to consider when deciding what setup suits you best.
- How much space do you have? Do you need portability?
Whether you’re toting your gear to a LAN party, making a daily commute into an office, or simply moving to a more comfortable seat in your own living space, the ability to carry a laptop with you is beneficial.
Even the smallest of desktop PCs will require a monitor and other peripherals — those are not travel-friendly. If you have the room for a dedicated office or gaming space, a desktop setup might suit your needs better.
- What is your budget?
Building your own gaming desktop not only allows you to completely customize every aspect of your rig , but the price can also be significantly below that of pre-built systems. Whether factory-built or cobbled together, a desktop PC is often cheaper than a gaming laptop… at first. Your desktop may ultimately require additional accessories, such as a monitor or speakers, which can drive up the final price.
- Do you want to upgrade components in the future?
A gaming PC with all the bells and whistles can be a hefty investment. Having the ability to customize and upgrade your machine over time can save you time and money down the line. And desktops absolutely win out over laptops in terms of replaceable components.
For example, many laptops feature an integrated graphics card , meaning a GPU built into the processor; that’s not replaceable. If you’re settled on a laptop, keep an eye out for a discrete graphics card in the specs — this means the GPU is its own separate entity and could therefore be exchanged.
How can I tell if my PC will run a certain game?
The site where you purchased your game should list the recommended minimum system requirements needed for the game to run. If you need more information, sites like Can You Run It? and PC Game Benchmark are handy resources for checking your setup against specific games.
Brittany has been working at DealNews since 2013; she started out on the coupons team, and now navigates the waters of deal writing. As a member of the Content team, she spends most of her time sussing out whether stores are actually offering a good sale, as well as being a stickler for all things grammar and formatting. She spends most of her free time at home entertaining her small shih tzu puppy, testing new recipes, and traveling other worlds via video games and novels.