While the offers are a bit hit-and-miss, you can find some all-time low prices on the likes of Control and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on PC. Worth a look if you’ve been after either – especially the latter, as it’s managed to hold its value for a long time. You can find some of the key offers and prices below. For everything else, head over to the BAFTA Game Awards Humble sale page.
Sekiro: Shadow Die Twice for $38.99 Control for $40.19 Final Fantasy 14: Complete Edition for $35.99 A Plague Tale: Innocence for $17.99 Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order for $44.99 Destiny 2: Shadowkeep for $20.99 Borderlands 3 for $29.99 Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe Edition for $49.99 Planet Zoo Deluxe Edition for $41.24 Total War: Three Kingdoms for $44.99 The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan for $14.99 The Outer Worlds for $44.99 Civilization 6 Platinum Edition for $47.68 No Man’s Sky for $29.99 Life is Strange 2 – Complete Season for $15.99 Life is Strange 2 – Episode 1 for $1.99
Some good; some bad. You can browse around a few other PC digital sellers to find some slightly better bargains, though.
Meanwhile, a handful of last year’s best indie games have also been reduced. I’d suggest you take a look at Katana Zero, Baba is You and Observation if you’re looking for some ideas.
Katana Zero for $10.04 Neo Cab for $11.24 Baba is You for $11.99 Ape Out for $7.49 Tick Tock: A Tale for Two for $2.99 Kind Words for £3.99 Observation for £12.49
The BAFTA Game Awards Humble sale is live until 6th April. For even more of the latest offers, do keep an eye on Jelly Deals. Right now, we’ve got a look at the best Borderlands merch, where to buy all the Animal Crossing amiibo and where to find the best price for a Final Fantasy 7 pre-order.
