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Wow, okay. So, PlayStation is like throwing this surprise pre-party for Gamescom 2025—early bash, kinda—and they’re slashing prices on some PS4 and PS5 games in the PS Store. It’s like they knew I’d be broke this month. Anyway, some serious gems in there, including this action RPG that everyone’s raving about.
### Monster Hunter Wilds – Grab It While It’s Hot!
So, there’s this game, Monster Hunter Wilds, right? Capcom made it, and guess what? They’re shaving 20% off its price tag. Normally it’d drain your wallet of $69.99, but now it’s $55.99. But—and there’s always a but—you gotta jump on this quick because the deal is gone by August 28, 2:59 a.m. PT. I’m not even sure why it ends so early in the morning. Night owls, this might be your moment.
Anyway, I read this bit in the game description that stuck with me for some reason. Something about nature running wild and environments doing their own magic trick—poof, total makeover. It’s like, one minute you’re in a jungle, next you’re… somewhere else. And then, there’s the whole humans and monsters trying to live peacefully thing. You—yes, you—get to track down these enormous creatures and make cool weapons and armor. I mean, sign me up for that adventure any day.
Right, there’s more. For the completionists out there, every version of Monster Hunter Wilds gets this discount treat. The Deluxe Edition’s down to $71.99 from its original $89.99 price. And if you’re feeling extra fancy, there’s the Premium Deluxe Edition—yeah, it’s a mouthful—with all that deluxe goodness and more at $92.49, instead of $109.99. Cosmetic DLCs and a Premium Bonus? They sure know how to tempt you.
Oh, did anyone else notice how much praise this game got? Critics were all over it when it came out earlier this year. I checked Metacritic and it’s sitting comfortably at an 88 from, like, 108 critic reviews. Not too shabby, huh? Also, ComingSoon.net—I usually trust these guys—they gave it a glorious 9.5 out of 10. But hey, numbers can say a lot, or nothing at all. Depends on your mood.
So there it is. A whole mix of deals, monsters, and likely sleepless nights. Happy hunting, I guess?
