PS5 Action Game Sees 72% Discount on PS Store Following Significant Update

The PlayStation Store is renowned for offering fantastic sales promotions, and right now, it’s in the final days of its Spring Sale. Gamers can snag top-notch PS4 and PS5 games at up to 75% off. Notably, one hardcore action game for the PS5, which just received a significant update, is part of this enticing offer.

Score a Deal: Lords of the Fallen at 72% Off

Lords of the Fallen is making waves this week with an impressive discount. Available exclusively for the PS5, this gripping title is going for just $19.59 on the PlayStation Store—down from its usual $69.99. But don’t procrastinate; this deal wraps up on April 24 at 2:59 A.M. ET.

For those interested in an even more enhanced experience, there’s good news. You can upgrade to the Deluxe Edition at a reduced price. The Deluxe Upgrade, usually priced at $19.99, is now available for just $5.59—a 72% discount. In essence, you can dive into the Deluxe Edition for only $25.18, saving a cool amount off the regular $79.99 price.

Here’s an exciting glimpse into the game: “Aeons after his defeat by the hands of man, the demon God Adyr’s resurrection draws nigh,” the game teases. “As a fabled Dark Crusader, journey through the realms of the living and the dead in this expansive RPG experience to overthrow Adyr once and for all. Featuring colossal boss battles, fast challenging combat, and deep, immersive storytelling.”

Recently, Lords of the Fallen rolled out its 2.0 patch, which is jam-packed with new features and upgrades. The update includes refined combat mechanics, the addition of a dedicated jump button, lamp guidance, a revamped character creator, and a slick new UI. Perhaps most exciting, though, is the free friend’s pass. This clever addition allows any owner of the game to invite a friend for online co-op play, even if the friend doesn’t own the game.

When it first hit the shelves in 2023, Lords of the Fallen received commendable reviews. The review aggregator Metacritic reports an average score of 75, based on evaluations from 64 critics.