Rockstar Games just launched one of its biggest Steam sales of the year. The publisher is offering discounts reaching up to 80% on select titles from January 22 through February 5, which feels less like generosity and more like clearing inventory before Grand Theft Auto 6 swallows the entire gaming industry whole later this year, especially if we get a third trailer ahead of its release.

This isn't your typical every-other-week sale that floods your inbox. Rockstar is notorious for keeping prices high year-round. When they do offer discounts, it's usually modest at best. This time, they're going all out with price cuts that should get the select few who haven't, for some reason, bought all Grand Theft Auto games, to buy the entire collection and slowly play through them.

The sale includes practically everything in Rockstar's catalog. Red Dead Redemption 2, widely considered one of the best open-world games ever made, is available for 75% off its regular price. That's a game that typically holds its value for years after release, now available for less than what most people spend on a decent dinner.

The newly available-on-PC Red Dead Redemption is also discounted at 50%, and Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced is marked down by 50% as well. For anyone who’s somehow avoided Los Santos for the past decade, this is the part where you quietly stop pretending you’re “waiting for the right time.”

Rockstar also dipped into the older stuff that tends to get overlooked unless it’s on a deep sale. Bully: Scholarship Edition is 65% off, Max Payne 3 is 70% off, and Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne is 75% off. L.A. Noire is 70% off, and L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files is 50% off.

Then there’s the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition trio, with the Grand Theft Auto III / Grand Theft Auto: Vice City / Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas remasters listed at 67% off each. No one's going to pretend how that collection launched, but at this point, the price is doing a lot of the heavy lifting for anyone who wants to revisit those games without digging out ancient hardware. Besides, Rockstar Australia, previously Team Bondi, did a mighty fine job with the modern remasters after Grove Street Games botched it in the beginning.