Open-world games have become one of the most prevalent genres in the industry. Fans want to get their hands on these titles, but this can be challenging since most open-world titles are priced at the AAA industry standard and can be too expensive to justify a purchase.

This is why fans love open-world games that make it a point to go on sale frequently. A player's wallet will definitely appreciate the lighter hit it takes when their owner goes on a purchasing spree and acquires everything in sight.

is one of the best medieval open-world games players can get their hands on, with a focus on realism. The fact that this ambitious title was Warhorse Studios' first project is mind-boggling to this day.

With the release of its sequel, fans can expect the first game to go on sale frequently. It can be acquired for a fraction of its launch price and is well worth purchasing for players who want to invest in a 100+ hour open-world RPG.

is one of the best open-world games for players who love classic Hong Kong action flicks. Wei Shen's adventures are as stylish and bombastic as they come, with the player engaging in many major set pieces where they fulfill their duties as an undercover cop.

The combat is visceral and crunchy as players use the environment to their advantage, and the Action Hijack mechanic ensures that the average driving mechanics are elevated. All of this combines to help Sleeping Dogs stand out as a great open-world game, and the best part is that this game goes on sale all the time.

has been out for more than a decade now, so it's easy to see why this game goes on a deep sale so often. After all, GTA Online is the main draw for Rockstar now, which is why it's a better incentive for them to lower the entry price for this experience.

Of course, players who have somehow missed out on this game's amazing single-player experience can do so now for a fraction of the game's original cost. With GTA 6 around the corner, there's no better time to get into this title and prepare themselves for 2026's biggest video game release.

is arguably the best game in the series and the perfect entry point for players who want to witness Kiryu and Majima's rise to become the Dragon of Dojima and the Mad Dog of Shimano, respectively. The Nintendo Switch 2 release may not go on sale any time soon, but the same can't be said for this game's release on other platforms.

Since RGG Studio wants as many people to get into the Like a Dragon franchise, Yakuza 0 (and most other older titles in the series) go on sale pretty frequently. It'll cost next to nothing for players to purchase a game that will strap them in for a wild, emotional ride with its fair share of hilarious moments that can potentially go on for hundreds of hours if a player's completionist side is triggered.

is Bethesda's magnum opus that has been re-released so many times that it's genuinely mind-boggling. The amazing mod support of this title ensures that players can potentially have a fresh experience with this title whenever they boot it up, as long as the modlist is different every time.

Given the number of years that have passed since this title's release, it's easy to see why Skyrim goes on sale so frequently. The sheer number of hours players can sink into an RPG that can be bought for peanuts is genuinely mind-boggling.

CD Projekt Red is one of the most consumer-friendly developers around, a reputation they've managed to maintain even after 's horrendous release. Their magnum opus, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, is a game that goes on sale frequently.

It's a no-brainer for players to purchase a title for next to nothing when it boasts an excellent base game and two of the best DLCs ever made, easily pushing one's playtime to a hundred hours, if not more.

It's a shame that has yet to receive a next-gen patch, although rumors of its release on Nintendo Switch 2 may finally mark this moment for console players. If that's the case, then players should take advantage of one of the game's many sales to acquire this title for their library.

That being said, this game is bound to go on sale even if a next-gen patch enables 60 FPS gameplay on consoles. After all, many years have passed since Red Dead Redemption 2's release, and it's clear that Rockstar's biggest focus now is GTA 6, above everything else.