Steam’s Weeklong Deals running June 22-29, 2026 include Tartapolis at 90% off and Turbo Shell at 85% off. With the Steam Summer Sale launching June 25 and running through July 9, this is one of the biggest discount windows of the year.
Steam’s Weeklong Deals for June 22-29, 2026 are now live, bringing discounts of up to 90% on over 20 titles. Tartapolis leads the pack at just $0.99 (90% off), followed by Turbo Shell at $1.79 (85% off). The timing is significant: the Steam Summer Sale 2026 officially launches on June 25 at 10:00 AM Pacific Time and runs through July 9, giving players a rare overlap of two major discount events.
What Games Are on Sale This Week?
Here is the complete list of featured Weeklong Deals running from June 22 through June 29, 2026:
| Game | Regular Price | Sale Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tartapolis | $9.99 | $0.99 | 90% |
| Turbo Shell | $11.99 | $1.79 | 85% |
| WET | $2.99 | $0.59 | 80% |
| Active Neurons – Puzzle Game | $2.99 | $0.59 | 80% |
| Toastercide | $5.79 | $1.73 | 70% |
| Wall of Insanity | $6.99 | $2.09 | 70% |
| Slaughter 3: The Rebels | $6.99 | $2.09 | 70% |
| Rockets, Planes, Soldiers | $1.99 | $0.59 | 70% |
| Bardbarian | $7.99 | $2.79 | 65% |
| JumpJet Rex | $9.99 | $3.49 | 65% |
| HoloBall | $14.99 | $5.24 | 65% |
| Treefortress Bundle | $14.99 | $5.24 | 65% |
| Ages of Mages: The Last Keeper | $11.99 | $4.79 | 60% |
| Goblin’s Expedition | $4.99 | $1.99 | 60% |
| NationWar: Annals | $2.49 | $1.02 | 59% |
| Jade Order | $0.99 | $0.49 | 51% |
| Hypnosis Reveries | $9.99 | $4.99 | 50% |
| Fellowship | $12.49 | $7.49 | 40% |
| Rat Run | $2.99 | $1.79 | 40% |
| THE DREADFUL SPACE | $1.49 | $1.19 | 20% |
All prices are listed in USD. Regional pricing may vary depending on your Steam account’s store country. Always confirm the final price on the Steam store page before purchasing.
Which Deals Stand Out the Most?
The deepest cut this week belongs to Tartapolis at 90% off, dropping from $9.99 to just $0.99. For less than a dollar, it is easily the lowest-risk pickup on the list. Turbo Shell follows closely at 85% off ($1.79), making it another sub-$2 grab worth considering.
Four titles sit below the $1 mark: WET ($0.59), Active Neurons ($0.59), Rockets, Planes, Soldiers ($0.59), and Jade Order ($0.49). You could pick up all four for a combined $2.26.
Fellowship at $7.49 (40% off) is the most notable gameplay-focused title on the list. It is a co-op dungeon crawler in Early Access that features streamlined dungeon runs with scaling difficulty and modifiers. Players choose between quick play and ranked modes, and it is a buy-once premium title with no subscription required.
How Do Steam Weeklong Deals Work?
According to Valve’s official Steamworks documentation, Weeklong Deals begin every Monday at 10:00 AM Pacific Time and run for exactly 7 days. Publishers opt in and set their own discount percentages through the Steamworks dashboard. These promotions appear on the main Steam discounts page and can be filtered directly through the “Weeklong Deals” search filter.
Weeklong Deals operate independently from major seasonal sales. A game featured in a Weeklong Deal can also appear in the Summer Sale, potentially at a different price. Valve’s discount policy prevents a game from going on sale again within 30 days of a previous self-initiated discount, but seasonal sales do not count toward that cooldown, so overlap is possible.
The Steam Summer Sale 2026 Starts June 25
The real headline this week is the Steam Summer Sale 2026, confirmed by Valve’s official Steamworks documentation to run from June 25 through July 9, 2026. The sale begins at 10:00 AM Pacific Time (5:00 PM UTC, 7:00 PM CEST, 6:00 PM BST) on June 25 and ends at the same time on July 9, giving players a full 14-day window.
SteamDB’s countdown page confirms the exact timing. This is Steam’s largest annual discount event, with discounts reaching 80-90% on major AAA titles and thousands of indie games. Unlike the flash deal era that ended in 2015, all Summer Sale prices remain fixed for the entire duration, so there is no advantage to rushing on day one.
Early indicators suggest strong deals this year. Content creators tracking pre-sale pricing have already spotted titles like Dead Space Remake at 90% off, Cyberpunk 2077 at 70% off, and Witcher 3: Wild Hunt base game at 90% off going live in the lead-up period.
Should You Buy Weeklong Deals Now or Wait for the Summer Sale?
This is the key strategic question for budget-conscious players this week. Here is a practical breakdown:
- Buy from the Weeklong list now if: You see a specific indie title you want. Most games on this list are priced under $5, and there is no guarantee they will appear in the Summer Sale at the same rate. The risk of spending $0.99-$2 on a game that might drop another $0.20 during the Summer Sale is minimal.
- Wait for the Summer Sale if: You are looking for AAA titles, popular multiplayer games, or anything with a larger player base. The Summer Sale will offer far deeper discounts on high-profile releases.
- Prepare your wishlist now: Add games you are interested in to your Steam wishlist before June 25. Steam sends email notifications when wishlisted titles go on sale, saving you from manually browsing thousands of discounted pages.
Smart Shopping Tips for the Discount Season
With two overlapping discount events, this is one of the best buying windows of 2026. A few practical tips to maximise value:
- Check price history first: Tools like SteamDB and IsThereAnyDeal show a game’s lowest-ever price. A 30% discount is not impressive if the game was 50% off two months ago.
- Look at publisher bundles: During the Summer Sale, publisher bundles (Bethesda Pack, Capcom Pack, etc.) often stack an extra 5-10% on top of individual discounts. If you already own some games in a bundle, Steam deducts their value automatically.
- Load your wallet in advance: If you want to lock in your spending budget before the sale rush, you can top up your Steam wallet ahead of time. GamerMarkt’s Steam USD Wallet Code page offers fast delivery, and codes work across regions since Steam converts USD to your local currency automatically. European players can also use the Steam EUR Wallet Code option.
- Apply the 30-day rule: Only buy games you will realistically play in the next month. Steam libraries are famously full of unplayed sale purchases.
Key Dates to Remember
- June 22: Weeklong Deals go live (currently active)
- June 25, 10:00 AM PT / 5:00 PM UTC: Steam Summer Sale 2026 begins
- June 29: Weeklong Deals end
- July 9, 10:00 AM PT / 5:00 PM UTC: Steam Summer Sale 2026 ends
This overlap means that from June 25 through June 29, both the Weeklong Deals and the Summer Sale will be running simultaneously. Cross-check prices during that window, as some titles may have different discount rates across the two promotions.
Things Players Often Wonder About
Do flash deals still exist during the Summer Sale?
No. Valve removed flash deals and daily rotating deals from major seasonal sales starting in 2015. All Summer Sale prices are locked for the full 14 days. There is no need to check back daily for better prices.
Can I refund a game I bought on sale?
Yes. Steam’s standard refund policy applies equally to discounted purchases. You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase and with fewer than 2 hours of playtime, regardless of the price you paid.
Will Weeklong Deal games get a better price during the Summer Sale?
It depends on the publisher. Some titles may not participate in the Summer Sale at all. Others might appear at the same or even a slightly lower price. There is no universal rule, so if a Weeklong Deal price looks good to you, it is generally safe to buy.
Can I use a USD wallet code if my account is set to EUR?
Yes. Steam wallet codes in USD can be redeemed on accounts with different currencies. Steam converts the value at the current exchange rate. However, EUR wallet codes can only be used on EUR-region accounts. Choose the code that matches your account for the cleanest conversion.
How many games typically go on sale during the Summer Sale?
Historically, tens of thousands of titles are discounted during Steam’s Summer Sale. The exact number varies each year, but nearly every game on the platform outside of brand-new releases tends to participate with at least a modest discount.
With Steam’s biggest sale of 2026 just hours away, this week’s Weeklong Deals offer a small but budget-friendly appetizer. Grab what catches your eye under $3, prepare your wishlist, and get ready for June 25.
