AU Deals: Save Hundreds Off a Wheel, 101 Bethesda Deals, 115 Capcom Bargains, and More!
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Whether you're building a pile of shame, or you just love a good scroll through sweet savings, today's discounts are stacked with some genuinely irresistible cuts. From blockbuster RPGs to creative indies and even a slice of motorsport hardware, there’s a little something for every kind of gamer. I say make your Monday bearable with a bargain.
This Day in Gaming 🎂
In retro news, I'm using a Flaming Crossbow to light a 25-candle cake for MediEvil 2. Sadly, this was the last entry in what should have been a much longer PS One franchise (the best the series got was a PSP reboot). Once again, we had to lose an eyeball and slip into the mouldy armour of Sir Dan Fortesque, a resurrected noob who dropped in the first arrow salvo of his battlefield debut. In this sequel, he was chopping heads and collecting crap with a ghost sidekick and a mummy love interest, all for the purposes of thwarting Jack the Ripper. No, really.
On Nintendo Switch, Cities: Skylines is going for the cost of a servo sausage roll, and it’s a steal. Meanwhile, Burnout Paradise Remastered delivers arcade mayhem and open-world crashes galore. It still holds up thanks to its seamless sense of speed and the underrated joy of the “Showtime” crash mode.
Over on Xbox Series X, Mass Effect Legendary Ed. is a must-grab. BioWare reportedly rebuilt over 30,000 textures for this remaster, giving Commander Shepard’s space saga the polish it always deserved. Maybe pair that with Red Dead Redemption 2 at 75% off, where devs once spent weeks capturing real horse audio. Seriously.
On PS5, Carrion flips the script by letting you play as the monster. It was, to my delight, born from a dev’s sketchbook obsession with John Carpenter’s The Thing. For a blockbuster vibe, Hogwarts Legacy: Del. Ed. lets you explore the wizarding world before Harry was even a twinkle in Rowling’s quill.
PC gamers should know that Prey is down to just three bucks. Arkane's immersive sim hides a Dungeons & Dragons character sheet in the dev room; a nod to their own tabletop campaigns. And if you've never played Psychonauts, now's the time. Tim Schafer wrote much of the hilarious script on post-it notes.
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