Crazy PC game sales from Steam and Epic Games for this weekend — 24 June

24 June 2022

Steam is treating PC gamers throughout the last two weeks of June by launching its much-anticipated Summer Sale yesterday.

This promotion offers gamers the chance to save up to 80% on hundreds of games, from old fan favourites to the newest releases.

While Epic Games has no special promotion running currently, it still offers a free weekly game, two in this case, and other discounted games for sale — which always includes a couple of gems.

Our picks for the best PC game deals on Steam and Epic Games for the weekend are listed below.

Note: the Steam 3000 Summer Sale will run until 23:59 on 6 July 2022 — to view the full catalogue of discounted titles and franchise sales on offer, click here.

A Game of Thrones: The Board Game — Free (usually R140.99) on Epic Games


Car Mechanic Simulator 2018 — Free (usually R140.99) on Epic Games


The Elder Scrolls (Standard Edition) — R89.70 (70% off) on Steam


Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege — R134 (60% off) on Epic Games


Assassin’s Creed Valhalla — R399.60 (60% off) on Epic Games


Fallout 4 — R119.60 (60% off) on Steam


Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (Game of the Year Edition) — R399.50 (50% off) on Steam


Red Dead Redemption 2 — R499.50 (50% off) on Steam


Battlefield 2042 — R499.97 (50% off) on Epic Games


Monster Hunter Rise — R509.49 (49% off) on Steam


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