PS Store Double Discounts Sale Has Over 400 PS5, PS4 Deals

The sales just never stop! In fact, there are always two sales at once now.

Metro exodus is a bargain for that price, especially if you have a ps5. Update out 18th June.

Perfect timing for metro exodus.

Ooo metro exodus!! Keep hearing people going on about this so am gonna buy it. Thanks for the heads up guys!

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My ps5 storage is at it's limit, I think I can only install and play ratchet ps5 now lol.

I mean... Is it really a sale if it's always on sale? I suspect there are some games which appear every other sale at least. At this point, I'm content to just wait until I have finished more of what I do have so probably gonna skip even looking at this one.

@Shepherd_Tallon Yea it's hard resisting these deals. Got Mafia trilogy the other day.

@CynicalGamer @Ward_ting Metro Exodus is one of the best singleplayer-focused FPSs of all time. Immersion and graphics are the highlights, I hear bugs got it those average scores at launch but they seem to be fixed now.

@TheArt amazing! Can’t wait for the PS5 upgrade!

@Shepherd_Tallon. I got assassins creed origins gold edition for 12$.amazing game.and amazing deals.you should get origins first than odyssey.word up son

@Jayofmaya this is exactly what you see if you look at a price history chart. Most games in sales are on sale every other month, and the price just cycles up and down.

It means you don't really have to worry about missing out. The good sales are when it drops to a new low, but that's much rarer.

Toki Toki 2+ for £1.19 is a giveaway

@Dan_ozzzy189

I've never played this...is it any good? Need something new to play on PS5.

Another bargain I've seen is Jurassic World Evolution Deluxe Edition with 80% off, down to £9.59.

@Porkman85 I think I paid slightly more than that offered price, still a bargain tho

Have to say, that opening line made me laugh out loud. Well done!

I could never bring myself to buy Metro Exodus ready for the PS5 upgrade for a few reasons

1 - (least important) I'm convinced it's going to be a PS Plus game at some point

2 - I prefer to play FPS games on PC anyway

3 - I have both Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux on PC, and it's just nicer having the whole collection in one place

So when Humble Bundle made Metro Exodus the main game in their Choice bundle in May, I just had to jump on it there and then

Annoyingly though I have Metro 2033 and Last LIght on GOG - also on Epic since they made them freebies but I bought & played them on GOG first, whereas I have Exodus on Steam now - so they're not truly in the same library but at least they're all on the same platform (as in PC - technically GOG, Epic and Steam are all their own "platforms" too)

If it ever does make it on to PS Plus I'll no doubt claim it anyway, just to experience the enhanced edition (my PC isn't ray tracing ready at the moment and isn't likely to be any time soon )

Lost legacy for £7.99 is decent but I know as soon as I buy it it’ll be on plus

@Boucho11 yeah definitely. that's why I'm holding off on my previous suggestion of Jurassic World Evolution. Real bargain but has soon-to-be plus game written over it.

Did get Toki Toki 2 for a quid though. Feel on safe ground with that one 😀

£7.50 for Soul Calibur is pretty nice

@Porkman85 I’d nearly just take one for the team 😂😂

The Exodus deal is for the Gold Edition, so even better. I assume that includes the DLC expansions?

I've been wanting Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning since it was released but I just got the Platinum for Biomutant and told myself I wasn't going to buy anything else until after I knocked out a few games in my backlog. Guess I'll flip a coin and see if I make myself into liar.

@Shepherd_Tallon Odyssey is totally worth that price IMO. Play as cassandra, you'll not regret it.

@Shepherd_Tallon Odyssey is a blast, I had really bad AC fatigue and after a break from the series Odyssey was the perfect reintroduction

@Kopite I mean, if you play a game that has nothing to do with AC I imagine it wouldn't give you any AC fatigue.

@Jaz007 it still has some of the modern day nonsense buy its way toned down, I had AC fatigue because I played them every year from the original to Black Flag, Origins and Vahalla don't do a lot for me but its good to know the way they are now if the location appeals I'll be there for it

@Kopite story wise and gameplay wise it has nothing to do with AC. It’s not an AC game. My point is how much would have fatigue AC fatigue from a game that has nothing do with what have you fatigue, nothing aside from a name Ubisoft lazily slapped on for recognition.

@ThomasHL I should really use one of those! May do next month or something as I'll have a bit more cash and a few less games on the backlog. What site do you use if you dont mind sharing?

Bought Metro Exodus Gold so I can get the PS5 upgrade. Originally played it on GamePass and its excellent so looking forward to a next gen (current gen ? ) run
Also bought Okami HD as never played it before

@Jaz007 and your missing my point, the fact I played so many year in year out burned me out on it the change in direction has made me interested in the series again. I know its not like the older games I've played it.

@Jayofmaya I use https://en.psprices.com/ after it was recommended here. It's always worth taking a quick look before buying something, because you might find the game is frequently on sale for cheaper

@Kopite A different planet is not a different direction. It had a “historical setting” with swords (though it to three out the series historical accuracy and facts). That’s the start and end of the similarity. Why not call it a new series at that point?
Yeah, if I go play a different series entirely (Skyrim after playing a Warriors game would not gov time Warriors fatigue), the fatigue won’t be there lol.
I don’t get how people call Odyssey a change in direction.

@Jaz007
They call it a change in direction because they changed the formula significantly with Origins. You can not like it and say why not call it a new series at that point, but I think from the publisher perspective they need to innovate to continue to sell AC games at such a large number. @Kopite provided a great illustration of this. He was tired of the old formula, but is really enjoying one of the newer ones, and may be more interested in later iterations.

@Akimi It’s just being lazy. That’s not innovation though. They didn’t change it to keep selling AC at such large numbers. They put AC name on new unrelated RPG stuff to pump up it’s sales.
It drives me nuts because problem are praising some of the laziest and practices in gaming while complaining about how much Ubisoft recycles stuff.
They complain about how safe they are while unironically calling Oddyssy a fresh direction for AC while it’s literally slapping a brand name instead of doing something new.
Explain how Oddesy innovates on any concept that’s related to AC as opposed to slapping the name on something else.

@Jaz007
I'm not sure what innovation means to you, but it means to make change in something already established, which is precisely what they did. Innovation isn't always necessarily a good thing. You're contradicting yourself by arguing they slapped the AC name on 'new' unrelated RPG stuff, then later claim they are just using the brand name instead of trying something 'new'. They did exactly what you are claiming they did not. By your own words isn't the new RPG stuff trying something new?

Man I'm so tempted to pick up Gran Turismo, Kingdoms of Alamar and Metro But Ratchet and Clank is dropping tomorrow....

@Akimi Something new for Assassin’s Creed, a new take on AC. Oddyesey isn’t a take on AC. It’s like the difference between a new take on math and a new take on English. What’s new in English isn’t something new in math and vice versa. You don’t innovate one with something that strictly belongs in the other. Or let’s look at it this way. You wouldn’t take a place that serves Mexican food, then put a straight American burger in it and claim to innovate Mexican food. That’s not something new for Mexican food. Putting the words “Mexican food” on a five guys burger neither innovates nor does anything new with Mexican food. It sure won’t be what you usually get if you were getting tired of the menu though.
So no, I didn’t contradict myself at all.

@Jaz007
So you're saying game design should have a universal language like math? I guess where you lose me is - do you think Super Mario Bros. games should have continued to all be side scrollers? Is Mario Odyssey not a Mario game? I think you are taking a hard line on what you believe an Assassin's Creed game should be, which is fine, I often don't like change myself. But for better or worse, they are now following the formula they set up with Origins. That is Assassin's Creed now.

There are only 2 titles that I want from the list. Both are asking too much for what they offer in my opinion.

@Akimi Mario is still a platformer, it retained the core idea and feeling. The main principles, ideas, and aesthetics of Mario on the NES are found in Mario Odyssey. And no, I'm not saying a universal design language, I also used English, where there's a lot of interpretation, and food, which has categories, but bounds between them as well.
There are no assassins in Odyssey, what more even needs to be said? It's a series about playing as assassins and they just removed that aspect entirely while also trashing everything else about it. If Mario Odyssey had Tom Cruise scaling a building without much platforming, and used flamethrowers and stuff, but it had a semifantasitcal setting like Mario, and he could could dropkick enemies from above for a lot of damage, and you called it Mario, would it be Mario? No.
AC has a good side-scrolling game on the DS, AC2: Discovery, it's a different take, but still has enough of the core values.
I don't think saying you need to be an assassin (it's called assassin's Creed for crying out loud) or maybe have a meaningful connection to AC lore to be an AC game is hard-lining anything.