Daily Loot Report: Kenshi at $11.99 Leads Tuesday’s Deals
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Tuesday’s best game deal is Kenshi at $11.99 on Steam, 60% off its $29.99 price. It is Lo-Fi Games’ free-roaming, squad-based sandbox RPG, rated Overwhelmingly Positive by 96% of about 117,500 Steam reviewers. Three more Steam picks clear my bar too: LEGO DC Super-Villains, Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun and Furi.
LEGO DC Super-Villains and Furi are $5.99 each and Boltgun is $6.59. Epic’s free pair, Bad Cheese and Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise, is still free until Thursday, and the Humble Halloween bundles are still running.
Show all 6 deals at a glance
| Game | Store | Price | Regular | % off | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kenshi | Steam | $11.99 | $29.99 | 60% | Not listed |
| LEGO DC Super-Villains | Steam | $5.99 | $39.99 | 85% | Not listed |
| Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun | Steam | $6.59 | $21.99 | 70% | Not listed |
| Furi | Steam | $5.99 | $19.99 | 70% | Not listed |
| Bad Cheese | Epic | Free | $12.99 | 100% | Oct 22 |
| Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise | Epic | Free | $19.99 | 100% | Oct 22 |
The Scroll in Brief
- Best overall deal: Kenshi (Steam) at $11.99, with 96% positive reviews and a 75 on Metacritic, $3.60 above its lowest recorded price.
- Biggest discount: LEGO DC Super-Villains at $5.99 is 85% off, a good pick for co-op.
- Free to keep: Bad Cheese and Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise on Epic until Thursday, October 22.
- On Humble: Indie Fears (horror, ends October 21), Capcom Classics and Hamble’s Fright or Fight.
Today’s Loot: 4 Steam Deals Worth Your Gold
Kenshi — Steam
$11.99 on Steam, 60% off its $29.99 price. The Steam page does not list an end date, so treat the price as short-term.
Kenshi is a free-roaming, squad-based RPG from Lo-Fi Games that focuses on open-ended sandbox play rather than a linear story. Steam lists it as single-player with Workshop support and a level editor.
Best for: Sandbox and base-building fans who like making their own story, and anyone who wants a huge game that does not hold your hand.
Gary’s take: Buy if the sandbox pitch grabs you. CheapShark’s lowest recorded price is $8.39 from May 25, 2026, so $11.99 misses the floor by $3.60, which is close enough not to sweat. It is Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (96% of about 117,500 reviews at time of posting) with a 75 on Metacritic. I did not verify a current G2A price, so the G2A button is only there for comparison: check the seller rating and where the key can be activated.
LEGO DC Super-Villains — Steam
$5.99 on Steam, 85% off its $39.99 price. The Steam page does not list an end date, so treat the price as short-term.
LEGO DC Super-Villains is TT Games’ DC adventure where you play as an original super-villain in a story told in LEGO. Steam lists single-player, online co-op and shared-screen co-op.
Best for: Couch co-op with a friend or sibling, DC fans, and anyone who wants a light, jokey action game.
Gary’s take: Buy if you have a co-op partner. CheapShark’s lowest recorded price is $2.96 from November 18, 2022, so $5.99 misses the floor by $3.03, and you can wait if you are patient. It is Very Positive on Steam (91% of about 8,300 reviews at time of posting) with a 76 on Metacritic. I did not verify a current G2A price, so that button is for comparison only (check the seller rating and key region).
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun — Steam
$6.59 on Steam, 70% off its $21.99 price. The Steam page does not list an end date, so treat the price as short-term.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is Auroch Digital’s old-school first-person shooter in which you play a Space Marine blasting through hordes of sprite-style enemies. Steam lists it as single-player.
Best for: Retro shooter fans and Warhammer 40,000 fans who want fast, loud action.
Gary’s take: Buy if you want it now, wait if you can. CheapShark’s lowest recorded price is $2.19 from November 25, 2025, so $6.59 misses the floor by $4.40. It is Very Positive on Steam (89% of about 18,500 reviews at time of posting) with a 75 on Metacritic. I did not verify a current G2A price, so that button is for comparison only (check the seller rating and key region).
Furi — Steam
$5.99 on Steam, 70% off its $19.99 price. The Steam page does not list an end date, so treat the price as short-term.
Furi is The Game Bakers’ fast-paced sword-fighting and dual-stick shooting game, built around one-on-one duels. Steam lists it as single-player with full controller support, and the developer recommends a gamepad.
Best for: Action fans who like tight, skill-based combat and a stylish look, played on a controller.
Gary’s take: Wait if you are patient, buy if you are keen. CheapShark’s lowest recorded price is $1.99 from June 20, 2025, so $5.99 misses the floor by $4.00. It is Very Positive on Steam (90% of about 14,100 reviews at time of posting) with a 76 on Metacritic. I did not verify a current G2A price, so that button is for comparison only (check the seller rating and key region).
Free on Epic Until October 22
Epic’s current free pair, Bad Cheese and Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise, stays free to claim until Thursday, October 22 at 11 a.m. ET, and the games are yours for good once claimed. Claim on the Epic free games page.
Bad Cheese — Epic Games Store
Free to keep on the Epic Games Store until October 22 at 11 a.m. ET (it normally sells for $12.99).
Bad Cheese is a short psychological horror game inspired by 1920s animation, published by Feardemic. It has a creepy old-cartoon look and is meant to be played in one sitting. It is PC only.
Best for: Horror fans who like a short, strange, vintage-cartoon scare in the run-up to Halloween.
Gary’s take: Claim it. Free is the lowest price a game can have, so this giveaway matches the floor, and a short spooky game for nothing is an easy add. I have not checked its Steam reviews yet, so I am not quoting a score.
Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise — Epic Games Store
Free to keep on the Epic Games Store until October 22 at 11 a.m. ET (it normally sells for $19.99).
Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise is a spy puzzle adventure with a colorful, retro 1960s look. You play a secret agent tracking down a dangerous spy named Ruba La Rogue, solving logic and inventory puzzles to catch her. It is free on PC and mobile.
Best for: Puzzle and adventure fans who like clever, point-and-click style problem solving.
Gary’s take: Claim it. Free matches the floor, and a stylish spy puzzler is worth a spot in your library. I have not checked its Steam reviews yet, so I am not quoting a score.
Humble Bundle Loot
Per our Humble roundup, the Best of Humble: Indie Fears bundle is $13 and ends October 21, with Mouthwashing, Buckshot Roulette and a dozen more indie horror games. The Capcom Classics Bundle is listed through October 30 with Resident Evil, RE2 and RE3 Nemesis from $10, and Hamble’s Fright or Fight runs until November 5 from $6. Confirm the end date on Humble before you buy.
Gary’s Take
Spend $11.99 on Kenshi, which is the best-reviewed game on the board, and grab LEGO DC Super-Villains at $5.99 if you have a co-op partner. Boltgun and Furi are fine buys but sit well above their lowest recorded prices, so they can wait if you are patient. Claim both free Epic games before Thursday.
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Prices checked October 20, 2026. Deals change fast. Always confirm the price on the store page before you buy.
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Sources
- CheapShark price history (Kenshi, LEGO DC Super-Villains, Boltgun, Furi)
- Steam Specials
- Epic Games Store: free games
- Humble Bundle: all bundles
