A big Playdate sale discounts 13 of our favorite games
The sale starts today, March 6, and ends on March 10 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET. Over 150 Playdate games are on sale, but if you're looking for a good place to start, 13 titles from our list of the best Playdate games are currently discounted:
Echo: The Oracle's Scroll for $6, down from $8.
Angel Pop for $4, down from $6.
Mars After Midnight for $3, down from $6.
Summit for $4, down from $6.
Reel-istic Fishing for $5, down from $8.
Under the Castle for $6, down from $10.
Core Fault for $3, down from $6.
You're Gonna Miss the Bus! for $3, down from $6.
The Keyper for $1, down from $3.
You Cannot Go Back! for $1, down from $3.
Penrose for $1, down from $2.
Four Corners for $3, down from $6.
The Botanist for $6, down from $9.
That's on top of other great options you can buy, like the fast-paced puzzle game XTRIS for $3, historical RPG Quest for X for $1 or roguelite mining game SpaceRat Miner for $6. Panic, the creators of the Playdate, introduced Catalog as a supplement to the Playdate's first "Season" of games when it was still uncertain if another one was going to happen. The tiny handheld supports sideloading games from third-party stores like Itch, but Catalog offers a more curated selection if you don't want to spend time finding something good.
Now that Panic's confirmed that a second season of Playdate games is on the way in 2025, this Catalog sale is a perfect opportunity to stock up on anything you might have missed before the new season launches.
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