Steam: Classic and modern RPGs go on sale with up to 90% off
A new Steam promotion offers several isometric RPG titles for computers, with price reductions of up to 90%. The selection includes acclaimed games such as Marvel’s Midnight Suns, For The King II, Age of Wonders 4, as well as new games such as Escape from Ever After, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous – Enhanced Edition and No Rest for the Wicked, offering a wide range of options for players. The platform launched the initiative on August 13, 2026.
These price reductions are temporary, representing an excellent chance for enthusiasts to expand their game libraries or finally purchase those long-awaited titles.
Top isometric RPG titles on offer on Steam
- Marvel’s Midnight Suns: R$79.90
- For The King II: R$74.32
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- XCOM 2: R$ 14.98
- Age of Wonders 4: R$ 94.49
- Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition: R$ 17.99
- Esoteric Ebb: R$ 59.19
- Pathfinder: Kingmaker — Enhanced Plus Edition: R$ 17.82
- Magicka 2: R$ 13.49
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- Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem: R$ 3.04
- No Rest for the Wicked: R$81.89
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- Weird West: Definitive Edition: R$ 14.99
- Escape from Ever After: R$52.49
- Disco Elysium – The Final Cut: R$ 29.99
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- Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition: R$ 20.99
- Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous – Enhanced Edition: R$ 14.99
How the Steam game refund system works
The Steam platform has a return policy for game purchases, allowing users to request a refund. To be eligible, purchase must not exceed two weeks and play time must not exceed two hours.
If the order complies with the guidelines, the company allows the amounts paid to be converted into store credit, which can be used for future purchases of games and other items.
It is important for players to be aware that if there are an excessive number of refund requests, Steam developer Valve may choose to decline future requests.

















