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September 6, 2026

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Xbox and Steam Deals: Obduction, No Man's Sky, and More Slashed

A fresh wave of discounts hits Xbox and PC, giving players a cheaper ticket to distant stars, surreal detective cases, and retro brawls.

The short version

A new lineup of discounts across Xbox, Steam, and Playsum has dropped prices on titles like Obduction, No Man's Sky, and Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus, offering savings of up to 50% or more for a limited time.

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Xbox and Steam Deals: Obduction, No Man's Sky, and More Slashed

Major publishers and digital storefronts have cut prices on a wide selection of PC and Xbox games, including discounts for Myst-successor Obduction alongside price drops for No Man's Sky and Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus. It's a sudden burst of thriftiness for platforms that usually prefer your wallet at full capacity.

According to listings on Steam, Xbox, and GamersGate, the discounts span everything from tactical multiplayer shooters to classic role-playing games.

Cyan's puzzle-adventure Obduction is now 60% off on Xbox for $11.99, even though it had previously been offered at discounted rates. Meanwhile, PC players can grab No Man’s Sky on Playsum for $22.18, representing a 63% discount from its standard $59.99 price tag, adding to the retailer's recent run of storefront discounts like its Assetto Corsa flash sale.

For those who prefer their settings a bit grittier, retro beat-'em-up Mother Russia Bleeds is currently available on PC for $2.55. Over on Steam, tactical multiplayer shooter Bodycam is down 20% to $26.65, while Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus is currently available for $17.49, reflecting a 50% discount from its previous price of $34.99. Finally, GamersGate is offering classic RPG ZENONIA 1 for $7.64 when using the checkout code REGRETNOTHING through September 8, 2026.

The details

  • Obduction (Xbox): $11.99 (60% off)
  • No Man's Sky (Playsum): $22.18 (63% off $59.99)
  • Master Detective Archives (Steam): $17.49 (50% off)
  • ZENONIA 1 (GamersGate): $7.64 with code REGRETNOTHING (ends September 8, 2026)

It's a diverse mix of ways to avoid paying full price, provided you don't mind sorting through a few checkout codes to get there.

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