Subnautica has dived into its deepest discount yet. Now available for under 10,000 won, the game has surged to the upper echelons of Steam’s global top sellers.

Subnautica is a veteran in the space, having launched in Early Access back in 2014, making it an 11-year-old staple. While it has seen its fair share of sales, often hitting a 67% discount to hover around the 10,000 won mark during major Steam events, the discount starting on the 14th has pushed further to 75%, bringing the price down to 8,420 won.

The game also expanded its horizons to mobile in July. Accompanying this expansion were optimization and quality-of-life improvements, which were patched into the PC version on the 13th, addressing issues with controller support and submarine-related bugs.

Despite its age, the community reception remains 'Overwhelmingly Positive' (with 288,143 participants and a 97% positive rating), a sentiment mirrored in its recent reviews. It remains the gold standard for deep-sea survival, and with Subnautica 2 slated for 2026, this is a prime opportunity to dive in at a bargain.

Elsewhere, the deck-building strategy newcomer 'The Bazaar', released on the 14th, claimed 4th place with a 'Very Positive' user rating.

In the daily peak Concurrent Players top 20, PUBG reclaimed 2nd place with 725,587 players following its Bugatti collaboration update. Limbus Company saw a boost to 73,454, landing at 17th place thanks to the 'Hong Lu, the One Who Grips' identity update. Meanwhile, Monster Hunter Wilds also climbed into the ranks with 71,824 players after moving up its end-content expansion and weapon balance adjustments originally planned for September.