Your Free Dragon Age: Inquisition, 70 Bucks Off a 9/10 Mario Adventure, and a Baldur's 3 Historic Low!

I spent way too many hours knocking together my hands on for Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree, so I'll just let today's deals speak for themselves. My quick personal pick: that Humble Bundle that includes LEGO 2K Drive Awesome Edition for $15. Even the non-Awesome-edition is well worth that price. My kids and I love that game.

Sony has dropped details on this year's Days of Play promotion. As has become tradition, PlayStation fans can look forward to rather sizeable discounts across a range of potential purchases. This includes PS Plus subscriptions, actual consoles, and additional platforms like PSVR2. All of the deals come into effect from the 29th May.

Caravan SandWitch is a colourful, narrative adventure game set in a sci-fi world inspired by Provence. It was just announced and is planned for a release on PS5 sometime in 2024. The pitch sounds quite soothing: no combat, no death, just you, your van, and the world.

Thank your own personal deity—possibly Surtr—it's Friday! Old mate was a topical choice because, for 24 hours, the Complete Edition of Assassin's Creed Valhalla is a whopping $178 off. You can thank PlayStation's Days of Play sale for that one, and there's plenty more where that came from below...

Today's all about PlayStation cutting loose and lopping prices in its Days of Play promotion. Aside from the obvious chops on current AAAs, the discount I'd steer you towards would be that 60% off Fallout 4 GOTY. Weirdly, PS folk missed out on the cheaper price of that during the "Fallout TV series" buzz season. So loot it now.

Along with my usual batch of the best deals of the day, the big news is the dropping of the first official Legend of Zelda LEGO set. Hope you have unlocked your Giant's Wallet because the RRP of this 2-in-1 set is deku nuts. Still, being able to shift it from a Breath of the Wild theme to the old GOAT Ocarina of Time is much appreciated. Even if the asking rupees price still isn't (he said, as though he hadn't already preordered it himself hours ago).

Rotaeno, the Rotation-Control Rhythm Game, is turning two. So, X.D. Network is prepping up a huge update (and some surprises) for the 2nd anniversary of Rotaeno. This anniversary update is packed with a ton of fresh content. Follow along to get all the details!

Can you believe it? It’s been 80 years since D-Day arrived. I’m talking about World of Warships: Legends and its upcoming update that celebrates the 80th anniversary of D-Day. So, obviously, there are new campaigns, missions and special military honours to grab. Let’s give you the full scoop!

There's been a decent surge of new discounts overnight. Chief among them has got to be a new historic low for the console versions of Dragon's Dogma II, an ARPG that scored well and sold beyond Capcom's expectations. I'm also all about that $39 pricepoint for distant relatives Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown and Assassin's Creed Mirage. The latter is worth it for the amazing '80s training montage alone.

Let's kick off another week of bargain hunting for bangers. Today's all about Rockstar must-owns that are nearly half-off, Assassin's Creeds that are exactly half-off, and multiple reduced entrypoints into Elden Ring. The shadow of that Erdtree DLC is getting closer. You need to be levelled up (considerably) and ready for some serious pain. So get on the grind.

It could be time to iaijutsu-draw your wallet on the cheapest AC Shadows Gold version I've seen yet. Not gonna lie, not a huge fan of games costing more than a hundred bucks, but this already (Origins-sized) massive game will include two upcoming expansions, plus an extra mission at launch. Knowing that, I'm shur-i-ken appreciate this price better now.

Welcome back to a ton of savings, not the least of which being the cheapest chop on Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut yet. Is this port any good? Well, yeah—the Steam release has beaten out God of War Ragnarok to become PlayStation's biggest solo game Steam launch. More anecdotally, I loved revisiting it as it reminded me just how brilliant Sucker Punch's low-HUD, high Kurosawa approach is compared to the Ubi-esque Rise of the Ronin.