Update, 1 October 2026: The Last of Us Day sale ends at 17:00 UTC today (10 AM Pacific), but both games stay discounted. Sony’s PlayStation PC Autumn Sale keeps Part I at 50% off and Part II Remastered at 33% off until 17:00 UTC on Thursday 8 October 2026. Part II Remastered now has a live offer in our store too: the Part II Remastered Steam key.
The Last of Us Steam sale prices
| Game | Regular price | Sale price | Discount | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Last of Us Part I | $59.99 | $29.99 | -50% | 1 Oct, 10 AM PDT |
| The Last of Us Part I Digital Deluxe Edition (bundle) | $69.99 | $34.99 | -50% | 1 Oct, 10 AM PDT |
| The Last of Us Part II Remastered | $49.99 | $33.49 | -33% | 1 Oct, 10 AM PDT |
The Last of Us Steam sale is the Last of Us Day promotion from Naughty Dog and PlayStation Studios: Part I is 50% off and Part II Remastered 33% off until 1 October 2026. Naughty Dog’s Last of Us Day post says the Steam and Epic Games Store discounts both run “through October 1 at 10am PDT”. When we opened the Steam sale page on 29 September it was titled “Celebrate The Last of Us Day with Part I and Part II Sale”. We also stock Part I ourselves: the Steam key for The Last of Us Part I and the Part I Deluxe Edition.
When does The Last of Us Steam sale end?
The Last of Us Steam sale ends on Thursday 1 October 2026 at 10:00 AM Pacific, which is 17:00 UTC. Steam’s own label only says “Offer ends October 1”, so the hour comes from Naughty Dog’s post. For readers in Europe the last useful moment is the evening of 1 October, and in Asia and Oceania it falls after midnight on 2 October.
| Region | Sale ends | Date |
|---|---|---|
| US Pacific (PDT) | 10:00 AM | Thursday 1 October |
| US Eastern (EDT) | 1:00 PM | Thursday 1 October |
| Brazil (BRT) | 2:00 PM | Thursday 1 October |
| UK (BST) | 6:00 PM | Thursday 1 October |
| Central Europe (CEST) | 7:00 PM | Thursday 1 October |
| Saudi Arabia (AST) | 8:00 PM | Thursday 1 October |
| UAE (GST) | 9:00 PM | Thursday 1 October |
| India (IST) | 10:30 PM | Thursday 1 October |
| Philippines (PHT) | 1:00 AM | Friday 2 October |
| Japan (JST) | 2:00 AM | Friday 2 October |
| Sydney (AEST) | 3:00 AM | Friday 2 October |
| Auckland (NZDT) | 6:00 AM | Friday 2 October |
The Last of Us Part I on PC: is $29.99 a good price?
The Last of Us Part I PC price is $59.99 at list and $29.99 during the sale, exactly half. That buys the complete campaign, the Left Behind prequel chapter and the PC quality-of-life features, in the 2022 remake that reached PC on 28 March 2023. Our own Part I product page showed 30 EUR when we opened it on 29 September, so at these prices our key and Steam’s sale sit almost level. We did not find a way to beat the Steam price and we are not going to pretend we did. What our page adds is a delivered Steam key, and the payment options if you would rather not use a card. It is marked region-restricted, so check your country before buying.
We did not pull price history for this post, so we cannot say whether 50% is the lowest Part I has ever been. It is the discount Naughty Dog itself advertises for Last of Us Day. If you would rather wait for another sale, our Steam sale dates for 2026 lists what is left of the year.
What the Deluxe Edition adds
On Steam the Part I Digital Deluxe Edition is a two-item bundle, the base game plus an upgrade pack, at $34.99 in the sale. The extra $5 buys six weapon skins (the Black Gold and Silver Filigree 9mm pistols, the Rubber Tactical and Sculpted Oak shotguns, and the Arctic White and Carbon Black bows), the Dither Punk filter, Speedrun Mode, and early unlocks of the Increased Crafting Speed and Increased Healing Speed skills, the 9mm reload and rifle clip upgrades and the Explosive Arrows modifier. None of it changes the story. If you want the extras, the Part I Deluxe Edition was 35 EUR in our store when we checked. If you only want to play, the standard edition is the better buy.
PC requirements
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 5 1500X or Intel Core i7-4770K | AMD Ryzen 5 3600X or Intel Core i7-8700 |
| Graphics | Radeon RX 470 (4 GB), RX 6500 XT (4 GB), GTX 970 (4 GB) or GTX 1050 Ti (4 GB) | Radeon RX 5700 XT (8 GB), RX 6600 XT (8 GB), RTX 2070 SUPER (8 GB) or RTX 3060 (8 GB) |
| Memory | 16 GB RAM | 16 GB RAM |
| Storage | 100 GB, SSD recommended | 100 GB, SSD recommended |
The PC version had a rocky launch in March 2023. The game guide on our Part I product page covers what went wrong and where the game stands now, and the PlayStation Blog’s PC feature rundown lists what the port supports, including AMD FSR 2.2 and Nvidia DLSS. Let the shaders finish compiling before your first session.
The Last of Us Part II Remastered at 33% off
The Last of Us Part II Remastered PC discount is 33%: $49.99 down to $33.49 on Steam. The game reached PC on 3 April 2025 and includes the roguelike No Return mode, the one Naughty Dog’s charity stream played for AbleGamers on 28 September. When we searched our catalogue on 29 September the game had a product page but no live offer (the page said out of stock). Since 1 October it has one: the Part II Remastered Steam key. For other PlayStation Studios games on PC that we do sell, see our PlayStation Studios PC games page.
“The Steam store API returned 2999 against 5999 for Part I and 3349 against 4999 for Part II Remastered, so the 50% and 33% on the store pages are the real final prices, not a display effect.”
— Rayyan Omar, From our checks, 29 September 2026
Which one to buy first
Part I — $29.99
9.0/10
Best for: Anyone who has not played The Last of Us
The story starts here and the discount is the deepest of the three. Buy this first.
Pros
- Complete campaign plus Left Behind
- Half price
- Two free Steam-exclusive Ellie t-shirt cosmetics
Cons
- 100 GB install
- Rocky PC launch history, so let the shaders compile
Part I Deluxe — $34.99
6.0/10
Best for: Players who want the weapon skins and the filter
Worth the extra $5 only if the cosmetics matter. The story is identical.
Pros
- Six weapon skins and the Dither Punk filter
- Early unlock of skill upgrades
Cons
- Nothing new for the story
Part II Remastered — $33.49
8.0/10
Best for: Players who finished Part I
A smaller discount but a sound buy. Play it after Part I, not before.
Pros
- No Return roguelike mode
- $16.50 off the list price
Cons
- A direct sequel, so Part I comes first
The Last of Us sale FAQs
Is The Last of Us on sale on Steam right now?
Yes. The Last of Us Day sale runs until 1 October 2026 at 10 AM Pacific (17:00 UTC), and both games then stay discounted in the PlayStation PC Autumn Sale until 8 October at the same time. The Last of Us Part I is 50% off ($29.99), the Part I Digital Deluxe Edition was $34.99 in the Last of Us Day sale and Part II Remastered is 33% off ($33.49), as read from the US Steam store on 29 September 2026.
When does The Last of Us Steam sale end?
It ends on Thursday 1 October 2026 at 10:00 AM PDT, 17:00 UTC: 6 PM in the UK, 7 PM in Central Europe and 2 AM on 2 October in Japan. Steam says “Offer ends October 1” and Naughty Dog gives the time.
How much is The Last of Us Part 1 on PC?
The Last of Us Part I costs $59.99 at full price on Steam and $29.99 during the sale. The Digital Deluxe Edition is $69.99 and $34.99. Prices in other currencies are set by Steam for each country.
How much is The Last of Us Part II Remastered on Steam?
The Last of Us Part II Remastered is $33.49 during the sale, down from $49.99, a 33% discount. It launched on PC on 3 April 2025.
Is the sale on the Epic Games Store too?
Naughty Dog’s Last of Us Day post says Steam and the Epic Games Store are both discounting Part I by 50% and Part II by 33% through 1 October at 10 AM PDT. We checked the Steam prices ourselves and took the Epic detail from that post.
Do I need Part I before Part II Remastered?
Part II is a direct sequel set five years after Part I, so play Part I first. The Part I campaign also includes the Left Behind prequel chapter.
Paying with Steam credit
The sale prices above are in dollars on a US-region Steam account. A $50 US Steam gift card covers Part I ($29.99) with $20 left over, and a $20 US Steam gift card tops up a wallet for the Deluxe Edition ($34.99) or Part II Remastered ($33.49). US cards only work on US-region wallets, so if your account uses another country, read how to change your Steam store country and currency first.
What happens after 1 October
| Item | Last of Us Day price | From 1 October |
|---|---|---|
| Part I | $29.99 | Stays 50% off in the PlayStation PC Autumn Sale until 8 Oct, 17:00 UTC |
| Part I Deluxe | $34.99 | Sony’s Autumn Sale list names the base game only, so check the bundle price on Steam |
| Part II Remastered | $33.49 | Stays 33% off in the PlayStation PC Autumn Sale until 8 Oct, 17:00 UTC |
Senior Gaming Commerce Editor, Virtwave
Rayyan covers console and PC gaming wallets for Virtwave, with deep specialism in PlayStation Network, Xbox, Razer Gold and Steam. He has been writing about digital gaming commerce since 2020.
Sources & how we checked this
We read every price and date above on 29 September 2026, from the Steam store with US pricing and from Naughty Dog’s own announcement.
- Steam — Celebrate The Last of Us Day with Part I and Part II Sale: the sale page.
- Steam — The Last of Us Part I: $59.99 to $29.99, the Deluxe bundle at $34.99, the “Offer ends October 1” label, the Deluxe contents, the 28 March 2023 release date and the PC requirements.
- Steam — The Last of Us Part II Remastered: $49.99 to $33.49 and the 3 April 2025 release date.
- Naughty Dog — Celebrating The Last of Us Day 2026 (28 September 2026): the 1 October 10 AM PDT end time, the Steam and Epic promotion and the No Return charity stream.
- PlayStation Blog — The Last of Us Part I PC features and specs: FSR and DLSS support.
Method: we opened each Steam page on 29 September 2026 with US pricing, took the screenshot in this post the same day, read the Steam store API for the exact final prices, and converted 17:00 UTC using the daylight-saving rules in force on 1 October. We read our own prices from the two Part I product pages and searched the catalogue for Part II Remastered. We did not check Epic Games Store prices ourselves. We will update this post when the sale ends. Our standards are set out in our editorial policy.
Also worth reading: our Steam refund guide, in case you buy Part I and the PC version does not run well.
