Dying Light: The Beast (PS5)
$47.99/£46.39 (-20%)
Dying Light: The Beast is far from the most original game out there. Hell, it’s not even the most original Dying Light. But we’d be lying if we said we didn’t come away entertained. It embraces its silliness in the best ways across its ridiculous story, gorily violent combat, and fun to explore setting. Some level-gating issues in co-op and duller flatter terrain hold it back in spots, but to us this is the best Dying Light yet.
EA Sports F1 25 (PS5)
$34.99/£34.99 (-50%)
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EA Sports F1 25 is overall another rock solid entry in the annual franchise. The driving is reliably good fun and impressively flexible, and the return of Braking Point is a welcome one, even if it's not the best story ever told. A robust set of modes means there's something for everyone, and it looks and sounds great on the whole. One or two career mode changes might ruffle some feathers, and navigating the game can feel slow, but by and large it's a podium finish for this F1 racer.
It Takes Two (PS5)
$7.99/£6.99 (-80%)
When you think of co-op games, one should spring to mind immediately: It Takes Two. This action adventure is from the makers of Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and A Way Out, and sees you and a partner take on the role of an estranged couple. Turned into dolls by their daughter's tears, you and a friend must go on a wildly imaginative, endlessly varied, adventure to return to normal. Constantly presenting you with new puzzles and ideas, each as good as the last, you'll never grow weary of this brilliant game, playable locally or online.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 (PS5)
$47.99/£39.99 (-20%)
Jurassic World Evolution 3 is exactly what it needs to be. There's new additions to the formula set by its predecessors that enhance the experience rather than detract from it, and it accentuates what the series did well before to new heights. Dinosaurs are the name of the game, and whether you're here to help create dino families or if you just want to see a giant lizard eating the clientele, this third instalment delivers.
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Metaphor: ReFantazio (PS5)
$34.99/£29.99 (-50%)
The team behind the Persona series presents its take on a fantasy RPG with Metaphor: ReFantazio. Structured very similarly to its stablemates, this game has you exploring a realm filled with monsters, monarchy, and magic, and is just as stylish too, with gorgeous presentation throughout. Presenting players with one of the best RPG stories in recent memory, engaging combat, and rewarding gameplay systems, this is yet another banger from Atlus.
Monster Hunter Wilds (PS5)
$38.49/£32.49 (-45%/-50%)
While it retains many of the series' intricacies and quirks, Monster Hunter Wilds is probably the most accessible entry in the action RPG franchise to date. That's mainly thanks to a core story with loveable characters that gradually unpack the game's complex nature, leaving you fully prepared to enter the time-tested loop of slaying monsters and powering up your gear with the materials you gather. Playable solo with AI helpers but arguably most enjoyable in co-op, Wilds' sprawling, more dynamic environments, fraught combat, and bottomless depth come together to form one of the series' most accomplished entries.
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound (PS5)
$19.99/£15.99 (-20%)
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound brings the series back to its roots with incredible style. The core gameplay feels fantastic, with satisfying, fast-paced combat and platforming that'll put your skills to the test. With a wealth of challenges to meet and things to find, there's a real richness to each level that gives it plenty of replay value. The wonderful art style is the icing on the cake, and aside from one or two small nitpicks, fans should be very pleased with this throwback adventure.
Overcooked 2 (PS4)
$6.24/£4.99 (-75%)
The first game laid down rock solid foundations, and Overcooked 2 builds upon them to offer one of the best multiplayer experiences on PS4. It introduces the ability to throw and catch items, online play, and of course, plenty more chaotic levels to enjoy. The whole thing is a recipe for madness as you and your friends aim to coordinate in tightly designed kitchens to get out the right orders. A highly entertaining co-op game for all ages.
Rematch (PS5)
$22.49/£14.99 (-25%)
Rematch is a sort of half-way house between EA Sports FC and Rocket League, and it works remarkably well. Short matches and a simplification of football rules make this a snappy and engaging online multiplayer title, and there's real depth to the gameplay for the more competitive players to unearth.
Resident Evil 2 (PS5)
$9.99/£8.74 (-75%)
The differences between Resident Evil 2 on PS4 and PS5 are few and far between, but its everlasting quality remains. This is still a spectacular remake of the 1998 survival horror classic, modernising Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield's first adventure with a third-person camera and vastly updated visuals. The Raccoon Police Department has never looked more terrifying with a native 4K resolution and ray tracing on PS5, so leave enough room to peek over the covers and experience one of the best horror experiences around.
Resident Evil 3 (PS5)
$9.99/£8.74 (-75%)
A PS5 upgrade was never going to restore all of that cut content, but Resident Evil 3 on Sony's latest system is at least the best way to experience it. With extremely fast load times and impressive ray tracing support, this more action-focused entry shines with solid combat and fun environments. It's still far too short, but Resident Evil 3 is worth a playthrough for survival horror fans.
Resident Evil 4 (PS5)
$15.99/£13.99 (-60%)
One of the most influential, and most highly rated, games in living memory is Resident Evil 4, and surprise surprise, the remake is just as essential. Capcom has brought Leon's disturbing European excursion into the modern era with updated controls, vastly improved graphics, and knife parries. The remake nails the tone of the beloved original while building on it with a creepier atmosphere and even new areas to explore and side missions to keep you busy. It's somehow improved on one of the best games ever, and even features full PSVR2 support.





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Still waiting for a decent sale on Clair Obscur. I don’t buy digital games for more than £25, and that really is maximum.
Because of the timezone difference, we in Brazil don't have anything yet. I hate to wait. I'll take a lot at the UK Store while i wait
I just couldn't stop playing Yoku's Island Express until I'd finished it. I even downloaded the theme tune.
Looks like a couple good deals ( maybe?). This sale is all in European money though so nothing really speaks to me that loudly. I think it cost a bit more in usd(?). I’d try space marine or Wolfenstein for the Right price. Not my genre but the resident evils being on sale would interest my son.
@Leetware1 Pound Sterling is UK money, not European.
@MrPeanutbutterz yeahhhh it’s all Greek to me lol. I kinda understand Canadian money cause they are near me ( loonies, toonies etc.)I have like NO understanding of Britain/UK/im not sure what they are called now. I thought they were one country now or something about brexit. Or the eu? Not being offensive just really can’t keep up.
As a fan pf Dragon's Dogma 1, don't buy the second one, not even at deep discount.
Hmm no US game awards sale. As of 12pm
Not seeing anything on the US store, a little after noon here. I wonder when it goes live.
@Nnfyrbsnss your profile picture remind me of the sphinx boss from dragon dogma online :x

@4fold I wish I had your willpower! What I would say is full price Clair Obscur is a bargain, in my view...
@Marquez I'm currently playing it and I agree. I bought it in the recent sale and only regret not buying it sooner.
@Marquez
Not hard to have that kind of “willpower” when you have such a ridiculous backlog, not to mention subscription games you can’t keep up with!
And I’m not saying it’s not worth full price, but for ownership of a product you can resell. If I lose my resale value by going digital I’ll wait for the price drop to the amount that the difference is likely to be.
@4fold Yeah 100% and I hear you on the backlog. 92 games in mine…
@Nnfyrbsnss @Pixiebellgames I was going say it reminds me of the cats from the Movie "Mirrormask". I always forget how to add images. If curious though Google will show you.
@Elodin indeed, that looks scary as well x.x
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