Once more into the breach, my friends. Once more, we’re back with another batch of the week’s best gaming and tech deals. Everything from BAFTA-nominated indie games to multi-million dollar franchises is represented so let’s get started.
As usual, we’ve got deals that’ll work in the UK, deals that’ll work in the US and some deals that will work in both the UK and US, as well as presumably many other places. Let’s get started.
UK & US Deals
To celebrate this week’s BAFTA Games nominated titles, Humble is offering a range of discounts. This means you can grab a copy of No Man’s Sky for £19.99 / $29.99, Hitman’s first season for £19.99 / $29.99, ABZU for £7.49 / $9.99, The Witness for £16.49 / $19.99, Oxenfree for £4.12 / $4.99 and many more.
BAFTA-nominated games on sale from Humble Store
In what I was convinced was a pricing error (but it’s still here after three days, so probably isn’t), Dragon Age Inquisition Deluxe Edition on PS4 is down to a remarkably low £2.99 right now through the PlayStation Store, for PS Plus members. That’s a discount of £62 (about 95% off) and somehow that’s a legal way of purchasing this game. Which you should, by the way. It should also convert to your local currency but your mileage may vary from country to country.
Dragon Age Inquisition Deluxe Edition on PS4 for £2.99 from PlayStation Store
I know the year has been packed full of must-own games and frankly, I’d be shocked if you had enough time to play the majority of them – I know I don’t. That being said, one of those rather essential games, Yakuza Zero, is down to £29.99 / $39.99 as a download directly from the PlayStation Store and you really, really need to get this one. It’s relatively insane but it’s absolutely fantastic.
Yakuza Zero on PS4 for £29.99 / $39.99 from PlayStation Store
Back to Humble briefly now, since the site is also hosting a Strategy Week, with up to 75% off some rather nice strategy titles including The Banner Saga (1 and 2), SteamWorld Heist, Frozen Synapse, Mount and Blade Warband, Age of Wonders 3 and more. Check out the range on the link below.
Strategy Week from Humble Bundle
UK Deals
While it has a long way to go before it reaches the accidental price point it was reduced to on PSN a week or so ago, it’s nice to see Final Fantasy 15 getting an above-board, official price cut. Over on Amazon UK this week, you can pick up a copy on Xbox One or PS4 for £27.49 while stock lasts.
Final Fantasy 15 on PS4 for £27.49 from Amazon UK
Final Fantasy 15 on Xbox One for £27.49 from Amazon UK
Overwatch is down to £26 on Xbox One, £25.99 on PC and £26.99 on PS4 right now. That should probably be enough to convince you to grab a copy if you somehow don’t already own one by now. By the way, you should probably own at least one copy of Overwatch, just so you know.
Overwatch on PS4 for £26.99 from Amazon UK
Overwatch on Xbox One for £26 from Amazon UK
Overwatch on PC for £25.99 from Amazon UK
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that you probably didn’t play Steep, which came out on consoles and PC at the tail-end of last year. You can snowboard, ski, paraglide or be one of those borderline insane wingsuit people, all down a picturesque, snowy Alaskan mountain side. If any of that sounds like your kind of thing, you can grab a console version for £20 at the moment – the lowest price the game has ever been. You can also pick up a Uplay code for PC for £22.49.
Steep on PS4 for £20 from Amazon UK
Steep on Xbox One for £20 from Amazon UK
Steep on PC (Uplay) for £22.49 from Amazon UK
Samurai and vikings and knights, oh my! For Honor is down to £29.99 on Xbox One and PS4 right now, over at 365Games. Better still, you’ll get a fancy steelbook case along with your chosen format of game, for no extra cost. Neat.
For Honor with Steelbook on PS4 for £29.99 from 365Games
For Honor with Steelbook on Xbox One for £29.99 from 365Games
Heads up, the Steam Link and Controller are discounted over at GAME again. This isn’t the first time and it probably won’t be the last but if you wanted one of these (or both) and missed the last sale, head over to GAME and nab them while the Link is down to £15.99 and the Controller down to £27.99.
Steam Link for £15.99 from GAME
Steam Controller for £27.99 from GAME
Lara’s latest adventure has had no shortage of sales since launch but it’s rarely come down below £25. That is, of course, until now, since over at Argos you can grab yourself a PS4 copy of the 20 Year Celebration edition (which includes the ability to play the entire game as PS1 Lara) for £19.99.
Rise of the Tomb Raider 20 Year Celebration on PS4 for £19.99 from Argos
The folks over at Insert Coin Clothing, purveyors of fine video game themed wares, are having themselves a Spring Sale. This means discounts of up to 70% off some of the site’s range of hoodies, t-shirts, scarves and more for a limited time and while stock lasts. I’m not going to tell you what to buy but I can tell you that I’m eyeing up that Journey scarf.
US Deals
If you happen to be a PC gamer and feel like the DualShock 4 is the controller for you, you should probably head over to Best Buy at the moment. There, you can grab the DualShock Wireless starter kit for $40, $30 off its regular price. That pack contains a DualShock 4 controller alongside the USB Wireless Adapter you’ll need to get it to work with a PC or Mac.
DualShock 4 and Wireless USB Adapter Starter Kit for $39.99 from Best Buy
Song of the Deep, the underwater exploration-focused title published by GameStop’s ‘GameTrust’ brand is currently down to its lowest price ever. Frankly, it’ll be almost impossible to sell it for any less than this, given that a boxed PC version will cost you only $1.97 as of right now. An entire game for less than the price of a coffee – the choice is yours.
Song of the Deep on PC (boxed) for $1.97 from GameStop
Humble is currently hosting one of the rare instances of a bundle that only works in certain areas (and excludes the UK, specifically). The Humble THQ Nordic PlayStation Bundle, which is a bit of a mouthful, offers you the chance to grab up to fifteen PS4 and PS3 games for $15. This includes the entire Darksiders franchise, the first two Destroy All Humans, Red Faction and more.
Humble THQ Nordic PlayStation Bundle
With that, we’re done for another week. Keep in mind that deals, prices and availability can change at the drop of a hat, so apologies if you miss out on something you wanted. I’ll be over at Jelly Deals, scouring the world wide web for more deals. Feel free to visit, or follow us on Twitter and give us a like on Facebook.
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