# This Week's Best iOS Game Deals: Titan Quest, Shotgun King, and More A 20-year-old action RPG back down to $8.99, a chess roguelike that keeps bouncing between $3.99 and $6.99, and a 4.9-star puzzle-dungeon hybrid under $2. This week's verified iOS game deals, checked live against the App Store. - Source: https://appshunter.io/blog/ios-game-deals-death-stranding-chess-tiger-pro - Published: 2026-08-24 - Category: deals - Tags: ios-game-deals, app-store-sale, titan-quest, shotgun-king, terminal-madness, dungeon-and-puzzles, price-drop Prices on the App Store move fast, so every deal below is checked against the live App Store listing before publishing, not copied from a search result. As of August 24, 2026, four paid games are sitting at meaningful discounts — and two of the developers here have a habit of cycling prices every couple of weeks, which is worth knowing before you assume today's price is a one-time event. ## Titan Quest: Legendary Edition — $8.99 (was $21.99) HandyGames' remaster of the 2006 action RPG bundles the base game with the Immortal Throne and Atlantis expansions, and it's aged better than most Diablo-likes from that era thanks to a genuinely deep mastery/skill-tree system and eight playable classes you can combine. iOS support includes MFi controller play and cloud saves shared with the PC version. At $8.99 it's one of the cheapest ways into a 60-plus-hour RPG on iPhone or iPad. [Titan Quest: Legendary Edition](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/titan-quest-legendary-edition/id1537060891) Worth flagging: this one has swung between roughly $8 and $22 five times since May, most recently jumping to $21.99 for four days before dropping back on August 24. If you've been waiting, buy now rather than assuming it'll sit at $22 for long — but also don't panic-buy at full price next time, since a drop tends to follow within a couple of weeks. ## Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate — $3.99 (was $6.99) Still one of the more inventive chess variants on the App Store: you play a king who's tired of hiding behind pawns and starts blasting pieces off the board with a shotgun, in a roguelike run structure with unlockable upgrades between attempts. It was discounted here in July too, reverted to $6.99 for about three weeks, and just dropped again on August 19 — a pattern, not a one-off. Good pickup-and-play length for commutes. [Shotgun King](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/shotgun-king/id6744170498) ## Terminal Madness: Awakening & Revelations — $4.99 and $5.99 Codepassion's two-part first-person psychological horror series is both discounted at once this week: Awakening down to $4.99 from $5.99, and its sequel Revelations down to $5.99 from $6.99. Both have swung between the same two price points repeatedly since 2023 — Awakening alone has flipped at least five times — so this is a recurring promotional cadence rather than a rare markdown, but it's still the cheapest either has been in weeks. Awakening sits at 4.5 stars across 101 ratings; Revelations is newer with fewer reviews (24) but a clean 5-star average so far. [Terminal Madness - Awakening](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/terminal-madness-awakening/id6443849085) [Terminal Madness - Revelations](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/terminal-madness-revelations/id6740811766) ## Dungeon and Puzzles — $1.99 (was $2.99) A tile-matching dungeon-crawler hybrid that's been bouncing between $1.99 and $2.99 on a roughly weekly cadence since mid-July — five price changes in the past month alone. At 4.9 stars across 158 ratings it's the highest-rated game in this entire roundup, and at under $2 it's a low-risk pickup even if puzzle-dungeon hybrids aren't usually your genre. [Dungeon and Puzzles](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/dungeon-and-puzzles/id1571643809) ## Two more worth a look Hyper Light Drifter is still $0.99 (down from $4.99) after multiple weeks at that price — a moody, near-wordless action-adventure with some of the best pixel art on the App Store, and at 4.9 stars across 6,721 ratings it's the most-reviewed game in this whole roundup. If you missed it in an earlier deals post, it's still live. [Hyper Light Drifter](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/hyper-light-drifter/id1453875289) Fallen Sky RPG, a smaller post-apocalyptic RPG, dropped to $3.99 from $6.99 this week — 4.7 stars but a much smaller review base at 46 ratings, so treat it as a lower-confidence pick than the four features above rather than a sure thing. [Fallen Sky RPG](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/fallen-sky-rpg/id6449502619) ## What we skipped A few titles that showed up in other deal roundups this week had already reverted to full price by the time we checked the live App Store listing on August 24 — the exact stale-deal problem that makes some "best deals" posts unreliable within days of publishing. We'd rather list four confirmed discounts than ten where half no longer apply. ## Why these prices keep cycling None of the four features above are on a one-time clearance sale. Titan Quest, both Terminal Madness games, and Dungeon and Puzzles have each moved between the same two price points multiple times over the past several months — a pattern that looks like scheduled promotional windows rather than a permanent markdown. That's useful to know either way: if you missed a drop, another one is likely coming, but if you want a game today, don't assume the current price will hold past a week or two. ## How to catch the next round yourself Apple doesn't push a notification when a game's price changes. The most reliable way to track a specific title is checking its App Store listing every week or two rather than waiting on a roundup post to mention it — lower-profile games especially get missed even by dedicated deal-tracking sites. Our [game charts](https://appshunter.io/charts/games) reflect current pricing, so a quick scan there doubles as a free way to catch new markdowns on games already on your radar. --- ## FAQ **Do App Store sale prices apply worldwide?** Usually, but regional pricing and currency conversion mean the exact discount can differ by country. The prices above are US App Store pricing as of August 24, 2026. **Will these prices go back up?** Based on the price history for three of the four games here, yes — likely within two to four weeks. That's not a reason to skip the deal, just a reason not to assume it's permanent. **Are any of these subscriptions in disguise?** No — every game above is a one-time purchase with no recurring subscription. Titan Quest does include a separately purchasable DLC expansion beyond the base game, which is optional and separate from the discounted base price above. Browse more current markdowns on our [game deals page](https://appshunter.io/sales/games), updated as new discounts appear.