25 Gaming Deals Under $20 Across Steam, Nintendo, Amazon, and More

With Amazon Prime Day, Target, Walmart, Steam's Summer Sale, and the Nintendo eShop all running promotions simultaneously, the deals landscape right now is genuinely chaotic. IGN's Blythe has done the legwork and pulled together 25 picks across Switch, PS5, Xbox, and PC that are all under $20.

On the Switch side, first-party Switch 2 games are nowhere near budget territory yet — the cheapest options are original Switch titles running via backward compatibility. The highlights there are a mix of physical games through Amazon and digital discounts on the eShop, plus accessories like screen protectors, carrying cases, and storage. An 8BitDo third-party gamepad comes in just under $20 for original Switch owners. For PS5 and Xbox, most multiplatform games are getting identical discounts — Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is one example from a broader wave of SEGA price drops. Two PS5-exclusive standouts are the Silent Hill 2 remake and Lost Soul Aside, the latter sitting at 83% off on PlayStation while still going for over $40 on Steam. On the accessory side, a PS5 controller charging stand with Astro Bot-inspired styling gets a mention, and PowerA's Play and Charge Kit for Xbox — two 1100 mAh rechargeable batteries usable mid-session — is down to $12.99 for Prime members. Steam's Summer Sale runs until July 9, leaving plenty of time to browse hundreds of games under the $20 mark.

Sales of this scale — multiple major retailers and digital storefronts overlapping — don't happen constantly, and the combination of Prime Day and both platform holders running simultaneous digital events makes this a particularly stacked window for budget-conscious players. Steam Summer Sales in particular have a long history of delivering steep discounts on back-catalog titles, and this year appears to be no exception.

The full list of 25 picks is broken out by platform on IGN, with separate sections for Switch, PS5 and Xbox, and PC. If you're a PC player without a Prime membership, the Steam sale is the obvious entry point — and with over a week left on the clock, there's no need to rush.