Hogwarts Legacy has reclaimed the top spot of the UK Boxed Charts this week, with a 214% spike in sales on Xbox Series X|S due to ongoing price promotions.
Avalanche Software's title replaced last week's No.1, Starfield, which has fallen to No.8 following an 87% decrease in sales after launch.
Hogwarts Legacy, Dead Space and more are discounted
Control is $9. There's a lot of good games. It's just weird seeing games 5+ years old going on sale for $20. Back in the early 2000s, if a 5 year old game was on sale it would be under $5 at walmart.
Ever since the pandemic ended, I think developers are less willing to give good discounts, there's a few I've been waiting on good deals for, but 4 or 5 years later, they're not hitting below $50 (aussie dollars). Nintendo in particular are guilty of this, especially for their first party games.
Mostly a whole bunch of titles from the subscriptions of the world at not cheap prices.
Literally read the title wrong and thought it was a list. That's what I get for trying to post articles first thing in the morning.
Rift Apart for 30 bucks is pretty good. Everything else here is either barely a discount or has been free on PS+
There are no free games on PS+, you're paying for a subscription service to play games.
I love browsing the PS store constantly, but the “sales” are pretty constantly shit imo. It’s always the same games on “discount”. I think better PS5 deals are found elsewhere for games.
Opening this list with Hogwarts Legacy at $47 tells you all you need to know
The Nerd Stash: "Here are are five games in 2023 that are cookie cutter, meaning they lacked innovation in both their series and genre."
Haven't played engage or wild hearts wo won't comment on them but if engage is like 3 houses then no change was needed.
Sonic superstars isn't the best game ever, but to call sonic out for not innovating with superstars and then not adding super mario wonder is a bit incredulous.
I love wonder, it's another amazing 2.5d mario game but as far as innovations go, it's hardly innovating. Again wonder is awesome I'm just talking about innovation.
Wo long, was awesome but just another spuls like which was fine with me, enjoyed it all the same.
The biggest culprit on that list is starfield for me, it not only did not innovate or push the genre to new heights but it felt outdated as hell in soo many ways.
From what I've read of player reviews wild hearts is a good game with some of the most glaring performance issues that ppl say not to buy it at all. What's even worse is after all this time they still haven't fixed it. I'd buy it the moment it could run stable but it never has
@ Flawlessmic In Wo Long's defense I must point out it was mostly made by their "B" team as the "A" team supervised them while making Rise Of The Ronin that will release next year.
They learning up a "new" team to make great games and still release a great game as Wo Long isn't that bad in my book to be honest.
All things considered Wo Long is a game well worth the Day 1 buy I gave it. And with the 2 DLC's the game is at least twice as fun for me now. 3rd one is coming now in December and the game will be "complete" together with a new wizardry spell and final fine-tuning patch. What's not to like ? :)
With this feature, we run down 15 of the most dynamic open worlds players can just get lost in for dozens upon dozens of hours.
Fuck this website.
Imagine thinking you have such rivetting content that you expect people to click 15 times to view your stupid list.
