October 19, 2026
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IndieGala has marked down Kepler Interactive's PC catalog, offering sharp discounts across martial arts brawlers, indie hits, and upcoming RPGs.
The short version
IndieGala has launched a publisher sale on Kepler Interactive's PC catalog, discounting titles like Sifu Deluxe Edition by up to 80% alongside price cuts for Tchia, Ultros, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.
By Chuy, Senior Staff Writer
Oct 19, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom

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Sifu Deluxe Edition leads the publisher sale at 80% off on IndieGala.
Get it on IndieGala →IndieGala has launched a publisher sale across Kepler Interactive's PC slate, cutting prices on key releases by up to 80%. For anyone who kept a martial arts brawler or indie adventure on their wishlist waiting for a price drop, the digital storefront has shaved significant money off the standard tags.
Heading the lineup is the Sifu Deluxe Edition, which IndieGala has listed at an 80% discount. The standard release of Sifu sits right behind it at 78% off, matching the markdown given to Flintlock, Ultros, and Tchia. Meanwhile, Bionic Bay sees a 79% reduction on IndieGala, while Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is available at a 31% discount.
The details
The promotion adds to a steady stream of PC digital offers this season, arriving alongside other catalog events like the Gamesplanet Indie Autumn Sale. Publisher sales remain a reliable reset button for backlog building, moving recent action releases into impulse-buy territory.
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