The Steam Cyberpunk Fest 2026 is now underway, offering players a deep dive into the neon-drenched, dystopian worlds that define the genre. Running from August 3 to August 10, the sale spotlights a wide array of games that explore themes of constant surveillance, corporate dominance, and societal decay, featuring both modern classics and lesser-known titles.
At the forefront of the sale is Cyberpunk 2077, available for $18 (down from $60). Following numerous upgrades since its initial launch, the game now offers a polished experience that immersizes players in the role of an Edgerunner in Night City. Its accompanying Phantom Liberty expansion is also included in the overall package, making it an opportune time to experience the narrative-driven gameplay and intricate buildcrafting. The upcoming anime series inspired by the game further adds to the current interest in CD Projekt Red's open-world RPG.
Another notable deal is RoboCop: Rogue City, priced at $4 (was $50). This title captures the essence of a cyberpunk setting with its focus on a powerful corporation, neon-lit environments, and rampant crime. Players step into the augmented shoes of RoboCop, delivering justice through a blend of slick gunplay and brute force. The game's Unfinished Business expansion provides an additional standalone campaign.
For those seeking fast-paced action, Kusan: City of Wolves is available for $12 (was $15). Described as a cyberpunk take on Hotline Miami, it distinguishes itself with intense combat, a grid-based upgrade system, and a soundtrack featuring Korean hip-hop. The gameplay demands precision and speed, offering a high-octane experience.
The Ghostrunner series also sees significant discounts, with Ghostrunner available for $7.49 (was $25) and Ghostrunner 2 for $8 (was $40). These games deliver high-energy parkour and intense combat in a dystopian setting where death is a constant threat. Mastering the gameplay allows players to become formidable cybernetic assassins, navigating a world dominated by megacorporations, all set to a synth-heavy electronic soundtrack.
Into the Grid, a roguelike deckbuilder with a hacking focus, is on sale for $11.68 (was $14.88). It combines deck-building mechanics with strategic spatial puzzles as players infiltrate corporate servers. The game offers a fresh take on the genre with a sharp presentation of its cyber-infiltration simulation.
Dystopika, a unique city-building experience, is available for $3.49 (was $7). This title allows players to construct their own dystopian metropolises without the pressure of objectives, focusing instead on creative world-building in a sci-fi zen environment.
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, a spiritual successor to Jet Set Radio, is priced at $16 (was $40). Players assume the role of a graffiti artist on a quest to reclaim their head, exploring various city districts, tagging walls, and evading militarized police. The game is noted for its smooth gameplay and a soundtrack reminiscent of the Dreamcast era.
Transistor, from Hades developer Supergiant Games, is available for $4 (was $20). This title blends art deco and cyberpunk aesthetics with a narrative-driven experience that combines real-time combat with turn-based tactical elements, all underscored by a memorable soundtrack.
Metal Eden, a boomer-shooter, is discounted to $8 (was $17.58). It combines satisfying action with a cyberpunk aesthetic, offering fluid movement and a slick visual style.
Cloudpunk is on sale for $7 (was $20). This game allows players to explore a vast cyberpunk metropolis from a flying vehicle, delivering packages amidst towering skyscrapers and corporate intrigue. Its art direction and engaging characters contribute to its strong sci-fi atmosphere.
Nobody Wants to Die, a neon-noir detective adventure, is available for $3.74 (was $25). The game challenges players with hard-hitting questions about human nature and transhumanism as they solve a serial killer case targeting the elite. Branching dialogue choices influence the narrative and ending.
Finally, Katana Zero is on sale for $9 (was $15). This action game features challenging one-hit-kill combat, time manipulation mechanics, and lightning-fast encounters, all presented in a striking neo-noir pixel art style with a synth soundtrack.
The Steam Cyberpunk Fest is followed by Pins & Pegs Fest (August 17-20) and the PvE Survival Crafting Fest (August 31 - September 7). Information on upcoming Steam sales throughout the rest of the year and into early 2027 is also available.