Valve is also joining in the fun with its many game discounts on Steam.
The popular video game developer, publisher, and online distributor recently launched its Steam Autumn Sale to the public, providing gamers with a plethora of discounts for various games on its Steam platform.
The Autumn sale will last until Nov. 29 at 10 AM PST.
Monster Hunter: Rise - $20 (50% Off)
Capcom's Monster Hunter: Rise is one of Capcom's most popular entries for the Monster Hunter series for a good reason: its simplicity allows players to learn the game's ropes quickly and sets them loose in a world where they can hunt all the monsters they wish.
Although the game's simplicity has its downsides, per Screen Rant, the game's extensive bestiary and the many quests and side quests will keep them busy for hours on end. With this formula, the game was able to sell 10 million copies on July 5 - an achievement worth celebrating for Capcom.
Additionally, going to the game's Tea Shop/Canteen and watching the cats cook and prepare food for your character to eat is adorable.
God of War 2018 - $37.50 (25% Off)
God of War Ragnarok may be out now, but with it being a PlayStation exclusive, you may have to wait for some time until the game comes to PCs.
Fret not, however. God of War 2018, Ragnarok's prequel, is on PC at a discounted price, allowing you to experience God of War's Norse Saga and learn about the new characters and in-game lore from the beginning.
You'll also get to witness how the BOI, Atreus, grows into the awkward but strong teenager he turned out to be in Ragnarok.
Cyberpunk 2077 - $30 (50% Off)
Cyberpunk 2077 may have had an unideal launch reception, but after almost two years of improvements, added content, and fixes, the game is where it should have been on release - maybe even better.
Thanks to these improvements, addition, and the release of its in-lore animated series "Cyberpunk: Edgerunners" on Netflix, the game saw a huge spike in active players.
The game will also have its first DLC, Phantom Liberty, soon. The DLC gives players the chance to infiltrate Night City's Combat Zone, a place previously inaccessible to players.
If you were irked by CD Projekt Red's work ethic and the game's state when it was released, this is the perfect chance to get the game and experience Night City for yourself, and maybe even take revenge for David and Rebecca.
Stray - $24 (20% Off)
Stray tells the story of a cat trying to escape from a strange dystopian cyberpunk world full of droids and dangerous creatures to be reunited with its family from which it got separated.
However, what got the gaming world gushing over a stray orange-furred cat and the game, in general, is that the game is endearing, pleasant to play, and it features an actual cat, the internet's unofficial mascot, in the form of the protagonist's voice actor: Lala, per CNN.
Lala is the cat behind the protagonist cat's many meows, hisses, and purrs. She also gave her voice to the other cats in the game, which are adorable, to say the least.
Although the game can be as short as four and a half hours at most, playing through the game is well worth the money, even at full price.
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga - $25 (50% Off)
Whether you are a kid or a kid at heart, there's no denying how the magic of "Star Wars" can transcend many forms of media, including LEGO.
The game allows you to go through the franchise's entire Skywalker Saga (Episode 1 to Disney's Trilogy) as any of the characters featured in them, which may result in some unlikely but hilarious interactions.
The game also has voice lines for every unique combination, such as Vader and Dooku, Yoda and the Emperor, and even Jabba the Hutt and Han Solo.
Players can even pilot X-wings, the Millenium Falcon, and even wrap AT-ATs with Snowspeeder tow cables.
Whatever combination or journey you wish to have, you can expect some unique scenes, interactions, and a hilarious retelling of the Skywalker Saga from the Galaxy Far, Far Away.
