Expedition 33, Arc Raiders, and more

Arc Raiders

Image: Embark Studios

Embark Studios’ hit extraction shooter Arc Raiders is 20% off, dropping the price from $39.99 to $31.99. Arc Raiders is the nice extraction shooter, the one where you’re more likely to find people offer a friendly greeting (or at least not kill you on sight) and leave you to go on your merry way. Which leaves you free to explore the gigantic maps and knock out quests at your own pace. Embark is frequently adding more to the game via free updates, so expect more maps, challenges, and things to do as the months roll by.

Peak

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Peak was a surprise standout among plenty of co-op competitors in 2025, and you can grab it for $4.95. The object is climbing a peak, which sounds easier than it is when A) you’re a little noodle with limited physical capabilities and B) the mountain is loaded with obstacles and hazards. Despite being a co-op game, you can play Peak solo and still reach the top, but if you do play with friends, bear in mind Peak has no friend pass. Everyone who wants to play will have to own a copy of the game and run it on their own PC.

Silent Hill f

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Silent Hill f, NeoBards’ spin on Konami’s horror series, is a brilliant deep-dive into the claustrophobia of small town life and the unrealistic expectations forced on young (and older) women. It’s definitely a story-first game, unless you like clunky combat, but that story (penned by Higurashi and Umineko writer Ryukishi07) is worth putting up with beating creepy dolls to death multiple times for. During the sale, SIlent Hill f is 50% off ($34.99).

Octopath Traveler 0

Image: DokiDoki Groove Works/Square Enix via Polygon

If you like classic RPGs, slow-burn stories that explode (in a good way) after a few dozen hours, and seeing ridiculously high damage numbers pop up on screen, then Octopath Traveler 0 might be for you. For this version of the game, Square Enix excised the gacha elements from the mobile game Champions of the Continent, so you’re left with all the good bits — town planning, excellent world building, deep party customization — and none of the annoying ones, like not getting characters you want. You can grab Octopath Traveler 0 for $37.49. There’s also a free demo you can try if you’re on the fence, and data from the completed demo transfers to the full game.

Image: Konami

Maybe Metal Gear Solid 3 didn’t need a remake, but it happened anyway, and it’s pretty darn good. “Remake” is a bit loose here, since Delta is primarily a gussied-up remaster that sticks close to the original, which means it’s still one of the best stealth games around. Metal Gear Solid 3 Delta is on sale for $39.99, but Konami’s also offering a few bundles. Like one where you can get Delta and Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 1 for $57.37.

Steam Spring Sale deep discounts

As always, Valve has a deep discounts section during the Steam spring sale, featuring steeper sales and some of the biggest games of the last few decades.