These five Steam game deals for October 20 cover space survival, cooperative melee, a science-fiction mystery and two very different adventures. The lowest base-game price is $0.99, but the most useful detail is a bundle check: The Night of the Rabbit costs less inside Daedalic’s five-game package than it does on its own.
Prices below are US dollars, checked on Steam’s US storefront on October 20, 2026. They buy Steam licenses for the listed PC versions. Canadian and other regional prices can differ. These are current offers, not verified historical lows or console discounts.
Steam game deals at a glance
| Game | Sale price | Regular | Discount | Listed end |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breathedge | $2.49 | $24.99 | 90% | October 26 |
| Warhammer: Vermintide 2 | $4.49 | $29.99 | 85% | October 26 |
| State of Mind | $1.99 | $19.99 | 90% | October 26 |
| The Night of the Rabbit | $3.99 | $19.99 | 80% | October 26 |
| Haunt the House: Terrortown | $0.99 | $4.99 | 80% | Estimated October 22* |
*Haunt the House’s estimated October 22 sale end is inferred from Steam’s live countdown checked October 20. No exact cutoff hour has been verified. The other four pages displayed October 26 without a cutoff hour. Recheck the live store before buying, especially on the final day.
1. Breathedge: $2.49 for comic space survival
Breathedge puts survival systems inside a deliberately absurd space disaster. Crafting equipment, managing oxygen and building a station are central parts of the pitch. The low price is attractive if those systems sound enjoyable; the jokes alone are a weaker reason to buy a survival game whose routine may not suit you.
Best fit: a solo player who wants scavenging and crafting with a comic tone. Check first: the Windows requirements and whether you enjoy survival-resource management. This is the base game, not the more expensive Collection bundle. Inspect Breathedge’s $2.49 Steam offer before its displayed October 26 end.
2. Warhammer: Vermintide 2: $4.49 for a co-op group
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 is the group option here: first-person melee against hordes, with up to four players in cooperative play. Its character careers and difficulty progression offer a reason for a regular group to return, but that depends on everyone wanting this kind of combat.
Best fit: friends looking for a shared action game. Check first: the 60 GB storage requirement, broadband connection and which edition your group intends to buy. The $4.49 price is the base game, so do not assume every paid career or DLC is included. Compare the base game and editions on Steam; the listed offer ends October 26.
3. State of Mind: $1.99 for a speculative mystery
State of Mind follows journalist Richard Nolan through a near-future mystery about his missing family and a wider conspiracy. It is the narrative-led science-fiction choice in this set, with a distinctive mix of angular characters and more realistic environments.
Best fit: someone who would rather investigate a story than manage survival supplies or organise a co-op party. Check first: the trailer’s visual style, language support and current system requirements. The soundtrack and artbook are separate purchases. View State of Mind’s $1.99 base-game offer, listed through October 26.
4. The Night of the Rabbit: check the $2.99 bundle first
The Night of the Rabbit is a point-and-click fantasy adventure built around a boy, a mysterious white rabbit and a magical world. It is the slower puzzle-and-story option for someone who wants to settle into an illustrated adventure.
The standalone game is $3.99, but the Daedalic Adventure Bundle is $2.99 and includes it alongside four other games. At the checked prices, that package costs $1 less. Inspect the package contents and ownership details instead of clicking the standalone purchase by habit. Both offers display October 26 as their end date. Compare the five-game package before buying Rabbit.
5. Haunt the House: Terrortown: $0.99 for mischievous haunting
Haunt the House: Terrortown lets you possess objects to scare people out of locations around town. Its side-scrolling action-puzzle setup makes it the most immediately seasonal pick here without requiring a commitment to a sprawling campaign.
Best fit: someone who likes experimenting with environmental interactions and comic ghosts. Check first: whether you want the $0.99 base game or the $1.39 Soundtrack Edition. The soundtrack sold alone is not the game. Check the live countdown and choose the intended edition; its sale end is estimated as October 22 from the live countdown, earlier than the other four offers. No exact cutoff hour has been verified.
Choose a game you will actually play
Start with genre and available play time, then compare the edition and final regional checkout price. A large percentage discount is useful only when the game fits what you want to do. If you would prefer a no-purchase trial, our Steam Next Fest guide covers the current demo window.
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