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Narcissu 10th Anniversary Anthology Project PC

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Confidence34%
  • Cheaper than its typical sale price.
  • 50% is the deepest discount seen.
Upcoming: Steam Winter SaleDec 17 – Jan 4
Typical sale price
$1.49
Best discount seen
−50%
Sales tracked
1

Price stats

Best price now
$1.49at Steam
All-time low
$1.19Nov 21, 2018
3-month low
$1.49
1-year low
$1.49
Regular price
$2.99
Discounts in the last year
1Last discount: Oct 28, 2026

Price history

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Regional prices

Every tracked region converted to USD.

RegionStorePrice≈ USD
IndiaCheapest regionSteam₹77.00−50%
$0.81
UkraineSteam₴37.00−50%
$0.81
BrazilSteamR$5.24−50%
$0.96
KazakhstanSteam₸445.00−50%
$0.98
TürkiyeSteam$0.99−50%
$0.99
ArgentinaSteam$0.99−50%
$0.99
United StatesSteam$1.49−50%
$1.49
United KingdomSteam£1.24−50%
$1.66
Germany (EU)Steam€1.49−50%
$1.67
PolandSteamzł 6.74
$1.71

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Narcissu 10th Anniversary Anthology Project is $1.49 at Steam right now, 50% below its regular price of $2.99. The lowest price we have recorded is $1.19 (Nov 21, 2018). Good deal: A solid price, though it has been cheaper.

"Life is like a waiting room, except people don't leave in the order they enter." Narcissu is a thought provoking visual novel series about terminal illness, living, dying, and the relationship between those leaving and those left behind. There are no miracles, no heroes, no villains in this story. Just life and the characters finding their own ways of facing death in an indifferent, relentless, ever-impartial reality.