New lows this week
Every game here broke its lowest tracked price in the past week. It's not a list of what happens to be on sale. Thousands of games are wearing a red discount badge on Steam right now, and most of them sold for less at some point in the last few months. To make this list, today's price has to be lower than anything we've recorded for that game.
That's why the list is short, usually around twenty games a week. Against the hundreds that go on sale every day, that's tiny. But the small number is the point. Telling 'looks cheap' apart from 'actually the cheapest it's been' is the hard part, and this page is what's left after that.
The list updates itself every time our price check runs. Nothing to keep track of. Come back to this address and the past week is here. If you've got your eye on a game, once a week is plenty.
Broke their lowest price in the past 7 days
This list refreshes once a day, each time we re-check prices.
How to read this list
The stamp on each card answers 'should I buy this now?'. A new low doesn't automatically mean a good deal. A $5 game dropping to $4 is a different story from a $60 game dropping to $10. Compare it with the list price on the same card.
Glance at the review count too. A game with great reviews but only a few hundred of them may not be cheap so much as unknown. When something with tens of thousands of reviews shows up here, that's rare and worth a look. That's why the list is sorted by review count.
One thing to be upfront about: Lowstamp only started recording prices in June 2026. A 'new low' here means the lowest we've seen while tracking, not the lowest since the game came out. Older games in particular may have been cheaper before we started. It gets more accurate as the records grow.