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Getting deep into Dungeons & Dragons carries a substantial price tag. But today, the entry fee for getting some great books for the popular TTRPG is just a little bit lower. Altogether, the Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, and Monster Manual cost a total of $67.58, which is the lowest price we’ve seen yet for the collected volumes.

Welcome to another wonderful week of saving tons on games. If you've got football fever, I've got the lowest preorder on EA Sports FC 24 available. Similarly, if you want to break the surly bonds of gravity, and punch the face of God, I have the lowest preorder on Starfield, too. Lastly, I must throw a spotlight on the recent free update (and subsequent discounting of) Broforce. It's basically McBain the four-player, 2D platformer. So, yeah — up and at them.

Every kid growing up has prayed for a snow day or two in their time at school, and that wish is set to be granted to the kids of South Park in South Park: Snow Day!

Battle Stars: Battle Royale, the made-in-India mobile multiplayer shooter, has crossed five million players since its launch in June, becoming developer SuperGaming's fastest-growing game. To celebrate the milestone, and with Independence Day fast approaching, it's getting a new map inspired by the city of New Delhi, available as a free update. Just like the Mumbai-based map — which was well received in the first two seasons — this new arena will feature familiar locations such as the India Gate, Red Fort, and Connaught Place. The map is now live across Android and iOS, and on August 15, you'll be able to spot the Indian national flag hoisted atop key structures.

Thank your own personal deity — possibly The Dragon God — it's Friday. Along with the usual deals today, I'd like to draw your attention to something dear to the black void in my chest that ought to hold an organ. Quake II, id's seminal shooter, has just been remastered and released upon Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox. (Steam users who own it get a free upgrade, too!)

If you've been holding off on purchasing Tears of the Kingdom, now's the time to strike. Because, o' patient one, the standard edition has dropped down to $69 (after being back up at 79-ish for a while). More importantly, the once rare and oft-sold-out Collector's Edition has been chopped by 40 bucks. Basically, you'd be deku nuts to miss out on this.

Marvel Comics has confirmed that the "notorious" Spider-Man sequel it previously teased will in fact be a sequel to writer/artist Kaare Andrews' 2006 limited series Spider-Man: Reign. 

While EVO 2023 may be done and dusted, your cheap fisticuffs opportunities are many. Case in point: Humble has a Brawl Til You Fall sale that has fist-violence (and fist-violence-adjacent) games discounted. Speaking of punching on, I should also like to steer you to the thwack-tastic Batman Arkahm Trilogy on Switch. Helluva series. And I love me a good typo.

Amazon's Prime "Day" is now officially a bi-annual event. The company today confirmed that it will host a second day of deals for Prime members this fall.

A remake of the 1994 classic from developer Nightdive Studios, System Shock is now on sale at Fanatical.

Welcome to another day of both savings and me anxiously looking for a Baldur's Gate III discount that simply doesn't exist. My apologies, friend. I report the bargains; I do not create the bargains. That being said, I honestly believe that some games forged by smaller outfits are so well done — hell, they deserve a full-price purchase. Purely as a "this is how you ought to be doing things" reminder to the bigger publishers.

Marvel Comics is teasing a sequel for the "most notorious Spider-Man story ever told." But which story is that?