Grab Something for the Weekend in New EU PlayStation Store Flash Sale

Awesome I've been waiting for kingdom come to be on offer for ages! Anyone know if its been fixed? Had it at release but it was shockingly buggy!

I feel that these weekend sales are merely to clear the back catalogue of less successful games. I think the quality of single player story games has greatly dropped, due to the increase in free to play battle royales, eventhenew titles discounts don’t make me want to rush buy them. I’m very selective to the good quality games of which there are fewer and fewer coming out. Just been reading about Fortnite putting aside 100 million in prize money for competitions this year. Good luck on that front considering the massive decline in people playing the game since Apex Legends was released, it’s a nice way of giving a large proportion of the hundreds of millions they’ve robbed people of for battle passes and skins...........rant of the day 😆

@Deanvon01 Man, I think that there are plenty of quality single player story driven games released lately. I agree that 2019 appears at first glance to be leaning more toward the multiplayer and Battle Royale games as opposed to 2017 and 2018, but there are still quite a few. If Last of Us 2, Ghost of Tsushima, and Death Stranding join Days Gone, Resident Evil 2, Sekiro, and DMC5 on the single player front, then it may actually end up being a stronger year for SP story driven games than even last year.

@Th3solution story games are on fire lately so many good ones & like you said more coming.

Yeah but take Just Cause 4 for instance, the poor quality and lack of attempts to fix the issue is worrying, and the titles you have mentioned don’t appeal to me, I like stories like the ones told in Battlefield, I am looking forward to playing TLOU 2 the first one was amazing. Such an enveloping story. Hope the new one will live up to its predecessor. But I’m not into, survival games like Days Gone, kojima makes beautiful games but they often lake narratave intent. I feel older games handled stories better as they didn’t have to cram loads of tech in to create the graphics we have today, Vice City and SAN Andreas are good examples of my point. I’m just worried that developers are seeing the extended income generated by their free battle royales, and with EA, and now Treyarch both in the mix it’s a worrying trend. I think games on disc are disappearing just like Vinyl records did, DVDs are almost extinct nowadays, I predict the PS5 won’t even have a disc drive and all games will be accessed through a new version of the PSN which gives access to every game available from the present and past and that it will be more like an Android box or something similar, and the price will be lower than anticipated but the new streaming service will be a little more expensive than PSN is today. Hope you agree with my points 😊

After being introduced to Persona 5 recently, I've been waiting for this opportunity and now I shall seize it! MWAHAHAHA!

I might pick up Vampyr & i am buying Far Cry 5 as it's also on sale, trying to keep up and probably play all these games is a challenge in itself.

@Kidfried Yeah, that’s my thinking as well. It seems like a boat load of MP stuff coming out, but in reality only a couple new ones have come out so far. We do have The Division 2 around the corner (and probably other MP-centric ones that I don’t follow) that will steal headlines, but the SP games are quietly stacking up.

@Deanvon01 Oh yeah, I totally get what you’re saying about certain developers starting to forget about their single player games and not support them (a la Just Cause 4) and pouring resources into the Battle Royale and muliplayer support. It is a concern to me too, but in reality, there are a lot of single player games coming out still (like @Kidfried outlined there). But specifically the FPS single player campaigns.... Yeah, I think it might be a dying breed. Or at least on life support now. With BlOps 4 having no single player and still selling in droves, I think developers are not feeling the need to put those SP portions into the FPS genre. Personally I don’t like FPS games much, so I’m happy with all the 3rd person action and story driven games we have. That’s my favorite genre. The Naughty Dog, Insomniac, Sucker Punch, Ubisoft, Rockstar, Atlas, Square Enix, From Software, Sony Santa Monica, Kojima Production, and Capcom output is all more than I can ever have time to play. But none of those make FPS stories like Battlefield did. But if you liked the older GTA stuff, be sure to try Red Dead Redemption 2. I haven’t finished it yet, but the story is top notch.

@Th3solution and it's only february.

the sinking city and a plague tale innocence are also coming this year.

smaller titles for sure bit still notable if you like narative driven games.

@Deanvon01 Two words. Persona 5.

@nessisonett Damn straight.