UNDER $2

PC games under $2.

Ten small Windows games, $1.99 each, paid once with no subscription. Each one has a free demo that runs in your browser first.

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An ornate living starfighter trailing blue light past a bursting golden worldseed, with a crimson machine fortress massing on the far side.Out Now$1.99FULL GAME
Living-starship arcade action

Astralith: The Last Worldseed

Your weapon is alive, and it can leave you to hunt on its own.

Fly a living starfighter and its detachable Crown familiar through seven dying world-sectors to recover the organs of the last worldseed.

3 Glasswake Reef stages42 stages in seven sectors, then Tide II (every stage remixed), the Abyss and three more ships to unlock.
A late-night radio technician at an eerie broadcast console, with corridors lit by shifting frequencies.Out Now$1.99FULL GAME
Real-time radio stealth puzzles

Dead Air

Change the frequency, change the room, and stay out of sight of what is still on air.

The station went off air at 02:13, but something still broadcasts. Change the band, change the floor, slip past what hunts you and get the relays live.

4 station floorsOne floor at a time: 24 floors in 6 station zones
School children mid-throw and mid-dodge across a bright gymnasium court while the crowd in the bleachers reacts.Out Now$1.99FULL GAME
School sports management

Junior Dodgeball Championships

Coach the squad, then aim every throw yourself.

Coach a school dodgeball squad through eligibility rules, playground politics and slapstick injuries, then take the court and aim the throws yourself.

4 league fixtures50 schools in 5 divisions, a 9-Saturday league every season, then the division playoffs, the Regional Qualifiers, the National Championship and the Junior World Cup.
A kid in headphones solving a puzzle room beside glowing replays of their own past moves, above a retro cassette deck.Out Now$1.99FULL GAME
Tape-loop logic puzzles

Side B

You solve each room by recording yourself and then working alongside the tape.

Record a loop of moves, rewind the tape and work with your past self to repair an analogue computer that runs on giant cassette tapes.

5 tape puzzles75 rooms in six cassette programs and a B-side set, with par from 5 to 21 beats
PC games under $2 at a glance
GameKind of gameFree demoPrice
Astralith: The Last WorldseedLiving-starship arcade action3 Glasswake Reef stages$1.99
Critical GridPower routing puzzles5 reactor grids$1.99
Dead AirReal-time radio stealth puzzles4 station floors$1.99
Golden Hour OpenGolf and tournament career9 Willowmere holes$1.99
Junior Dodgeball ChampionshipsSchool sports management4 league fixtures$1.99
Little ProgramsCreature programming puzzles5 garden habitats$1.99
Main ControlStarship systems management2 ship incidents$1.99
Side BTape-loop logic puzzles5 tape puzzles$1.99
Space JunkOrbital salvage4 salvage contracts$1.99
The Iron MazeClockwork logic puzzles5 maze rooms$1.99

Quick answers

What is the cheapest game here?+

Astralith: The Last Worldseed is $1.99, and so is every other game on this page.

Is it a subscription?+

No. Each game is a one-time purchase, and checkout shows the final total before you pay.

What do I get for the price?+

The complete game as a DRM-free, one-click Windows installer (Windows 10 or newer, 64-bit). Each game page lists the file name, size and what the full game adds to the demo.

Can I try a game before paying?+

Yes. Every game on this page has a free demo that runs in a modern desktop browser, with no download.

What if I do not like it?+

Purchases have a 14-day refund window. The Refunds page explains how to ask.