Session: Skate Sim drops 75% to $9.99 on Steam until November 12

Session: Skate Sim, crea-ture Studios' hardcore skateboarding simulator published by Nacon, is 75% off on Steam until November 12, 2026, cutting the price from $39.99 to $9.99. Notebookcheck flagged the deal on October 30 and notes, citing SteamDB, that it matches the game's previous all-time low from the Steam Autumn Sale.

The deal in SEA

The 75% discount applies across Steam's regional stores. Steam's regional stores list the sale price as S$8.50 in Singapore (from S$34), RM18.75 in Malaysia (from RM75), P207.48 in the Philippines (from P829.95), 144.75 baht in Thailand (from 579 baht), Rp 62,499 in Indonesia (from Rp 249,999) and 77,500 dong in Vietnam (from 310,000 dong).

Why it is not Tony Hawk

Each analog stick controls one of your skater's feet, so an ollie, kickflip or grind comes from coordinating both thumbs rather than pressing a trick button. It is demanding, and a controller is required because mouse and keyboard are not supported. Assist options, including help with landings, soften the learning curve.

You skate real-world inspired spots in New York, San Francisco and Philadelphia, including the Brooklyn Banks, with optional missions, some set by professional skaters. Board parts such as decks, wheels and trucks change both looks and, in some cases, handling. A replay editor lets you film your lines from multiple camera angles, fisheye lens included. There is no multiplayer.

Is it worth it at this price

Notebookcheck says the Steam user reviews are 83% positive across more than 15,900 ratings, with praise for the skating itself and criticism aimed at the career mode, missions and technical rough edges. The game is also Steam Deck Verified, which makes it a decent handheld pick.

City packs for Barcelona and Prague and a Schoolyard map are sold separately as DLC on Steam. If you liked the physics-heavy approach of skate. and want something stricter, this is the cheapest it has been.

Source: Notebookcheck; Steam.