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It’s funny how PlayStation’s jumping the gun with Gamescom 2025, right? They’ve got this whole sale thing going on over at the PS Store. And it’s not just any sale—some of the best PS4 and PS5 games are getting decent discounts. Including this action RPG that everyone and their grandma seems to be talking about lately. How did it become the top seller? I guess we all have our reasons for loving a good monster hunt.
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### Monster Hunter Wilds is 20% off on the PS Store
So, Monster Hunter Wilds—yeah, that beast of a game from Capcom—is currently sliced down by 20%. It used to be $69.99, which, honestly, felt like a small investment in my monster-slaying career. But now it’s $55.99—kinda nice if you ask me. Quick note though: this deal vanishes into thin air on August 28, right at 2:59 a.m. PT. Better jump on that if you’re feeling the hunt.
Did you catch that trailer? Or was it just me glued to the screen? The way nature’s fury just goes berserk—ha, feels like my inbox every Monday morning. The game’s got all those wild shifts in scenery too. One minute you’re in a calm forest, the next you’re…well, running for your life. It’s a tale as old as time: monsters, humans, and that never-ending power struggle. You know, the usual. But with cooler weapons and armor. Forge away, they tell us, like we didn’t already have a full inventory of unfinished quests.
There’s this whole Deluxe train too. Basic game is cheaper now, but if you’re in it for the shiny extras, the Deluxe Edition’s going for $71.99, down from $89.99. And for the collectors who need it all—Premium Deluxe with all its flashy DLC? That’s $92.49 instead of the original wallet-crunching $109.99. Because who doesn’t want a premium bonus, whatever that means.
Critics seemed to love it when it dropped earlier this year. Metacritic slapped it with an average score of 88—out of 108 critic reviews no less. Over at ComingSoon.net, they threw a whopping 9.5 out of 10 at it. Maybe those monsters are more loved than I thought.
