Well, that was pretty fast. The Deal of the Week is primarily reserved for PlayStation 4 titles that have been around a year or two, but the latest discount offers up World War Z, which came out just over a month ago. All this week, European PS4 users can grab the zombie shooter for 30 percent off, taking the price tag down to £24.49 / €27.99.
It's not the bargain of the century, but it's interesting to see such a recent game have its price slashed. Especially when you consider the game has supposedly been doing well for itself in terms of sales. If you were waiting for the price to come down, looks like a reduction has come faster than you might've imagined.
Have you bought World War Z on PS4? Will you be nabbing the co-op shooter at this lower price? Escape the horde in the comments below.
[source store.playstation.com, via blog.eu.playstation.com]
Comments 7
This is not even surprising. We've seen this with every AAA game except from Nintendo and Rockstar. An average of -40% within 2 month.
Holding out for Sekiro 40% off!
@Rhaoulos in fairness, RDR2 went on sale 2/3 months after release
I bought this game on sale and I am thoroughly enjoying it, but playing it offline is wearing thin quite quickly
Just wondering if this is worth the price. Really enjoy Left for Dead but I just don’t know if there’s enough content or replay value in the long term.
Just my two cents: I’ve had fun with World War Z, but I’m not sure how much staying power it will have. I was a huge fan of Left 4 Dead and Left 4 Dead 2, and poured a lot of hours into both games. Perhaps because of the smart AI, I never got bored of the missions. There were always new wrinkles to each play through that kept you on your toes.
The missions in World War Z are much shorter in duration than at those in the Left 4 Dead titles. There are some differences in how things unfold, especially with the “special” zombie placements, but despite that, a lot of my play throughs have felt pretty much the same. I enjoy them, the gunplay is solid, but I don’t get that “just one more run” feeling I had with Valve’s games. World War Z is becoming, for me, one of those titles I teach for occasionally, when I’m limited on time to play and want to blast a few zombies, but it isn’t a game I feel a desire to play for long stretches of time. It just doesn’t hold my interest that strongly.
And that's why we didn't want you involved with Days Gone.
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