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So, here’s the thing. PlayStation is kinda jumping the gun on Gamescom 2025, with some crazy PS Store deals you might wanna check out if you’re a PS4 or PS5 fan. Yeah, I know, early party. Weird, right? Anyway, they’ve slashed prices on some pretty cool games, like this hot-shot action RPG that’s apparently all the rage this year.
Monster Hunter Wilds on Sale, Whoop Whoop!
Right, so Monster Hunter Wilds, that Capcom gem, is up for grabs with a sweet 20% discount. It usually goes for $69.99, but now it’s just $55.99. But hey, don’t sit on your hands because this deal’s gonna vanish by August 28 at 2:59 a.m. PT. Why do sales always end at these odd times? Maybe it’s a marketing thing. Or maybe they just want to keep us on our toes. Who knows?
Anyway, this game is all about nature being wild and, like, super unpredictable. One minute it’s sunny, and then—bam!—it’s like a snowstorm or something. You play as a Hunter, taking down these massive monsters (hence the name, duh) and using their bits and bobs to make killer weapons and armor. There’s a whole backstory about humans and monsters trying to coexist—this love-hate relationship kinda vibe. Do you sense a drama? I do.
Oh, and if you’re into extra frills, the discounts apply to all versions of the game. There’s this Deluxe Edition with some extra jazz at $71.99, down from $89.99. And, get this, the Premium Deluxe Edition—because Deluxe wasn’t fancy enough—has all that and more at $92.49 instead of $109.99. It’s like they packed everything you could think of into this edition. Cosmetic DLCs, premium this, premium that. It’s like a shopping spree but digital.
Critics seem to have fallen head over heels for Monster Hunter Wilds when it dropped earlier. Something like an 88 average score was floating around on Metacritic off 108 critic reviews. The folks at ComingSoon.net were totally gushing, giving it a 9.5 out of 10. They love it, you love it, we all love it… or something like that. Anyway, if you’re into monster hunting and sales, this might be your jam.
