The best PS5 games deals and discounts this Prime Day

Top titles for less: here are my PlayStation 5 picks from Amazon's sale

Amazon Prime Day deals on PS5 games
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As Amazon Prime Day steps into its final stages, wrapping up at the end of 13 July 2022, there's still time to grab a gaming bargain. 

Specifically PlayStation 5 gaming bargains, which I'll run you through here. I've selected five of the best titles on PS5, in their PS5 editions, to tantalise your gaming wants. 

With so many games to buy you'll no doubt need to expand your PS5 storage. But, good news, there's a great Prime Day deal on WD Black's 1TB SSD with heatsink, which is available for under £100. 

Horizon Forbidden West: was £69.99, now £49.99 at Amazon (save £20)

Horizon Forbidden West: was £69.99, now £49.99 at Amazon (save £20)

One of the best PS5 exclusives going – and a game I've held out buying thus far, until now. That's because it's slipped below that crucial £50 mark, so I'll be throwing my wallet at this deal and can't wait to dig into Aloy's ongoing legacy come the weekend.

Uncharted Legacy of Thieves: was £44.99, now £24.99 at Amazon (save £20)

Uncharted Legacy of Thieves: was £44.99, now £24.99 at Amazon (save £20)

An epic purchase as you get two Uncharted games wrapped into the one package. Forget about the movie, it's all about the games, where you play Nathan Drake through both A Thief's End and The Lost Legacy.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla: was £57.99, now £14.99 at Amazon (save £43)

Assassin's Creed Valhalla: was £57.99, now £14.99 at Amazon (save £43)

Fancy playing out life as a Viking? This Assassin's Creed title is your ideal match. And if you're new to the franchise then the small cover fee of £15 makes it well worth investigating this epic open-world game given the considerable discount on offer.

Elden Ring: was £59.99, now £49.99 at Amazon (save £10)

Elden Ring: was £59.99, now £49.99 at Amazon (save £10)

The 'Launch Edition' of Elden Ring is available with a tenner off the list price, taking it to that ideal sub-£50 price point. This is a game that'll last you for well into that value, too, as it's an ultra-hard game from the Souls franchise. Not one for everyone, but for those who like a challenge it's an ideal title.

You can also purchase the original PS5 edition (not the 'Launch' one) for a few quid less, at £47, by following this link instead

Far Cry 6: was £49.99, now £27.99 at Amazon (save £22)

Far Cry 6: was £49.99, now £27.99 at Amazon (save £22)

Well that was fast! Ubisoft's epic first-person adventure-shooter has dropped dramatically in price. If you're a fan of the Far Cry series then it's a must buy: familiar, yet graphically superior to every predecessor. 

It's worth the ticket price just to control the various animal companions you obtain throughout the game. This is my fifth and final pick of the top 5 PS5 games to buy this Amazon Prime Day.

Amazon Prime Day alternative sales – UK

  • Argos.co.uk  – cheap garden and DIY equipment, toys, tech and more
  • AO.com – major deals on appliances, including fridges, ovens and coffee machines
  • Currys.co.uk – epic deals! Up to 30% off hundreds of items
  • Dell.co.uk – 'Black Friday in July' event; laptops from £249
  • eBay.co.uk – save on new or refurbished gadgets and home appliances
  • Very.co.uk  – deals on electricals, fashion and home
  • Lovehoney.co.uk – up to 50% off a wide range of sex toys
  • Goldsmiths.co.uk – watches and jewellery half price
  • John Lewis – great savings, including some big Le Creuset discounts 
  • Le Creuset – seasonal offers on high-end cookware
  • Nike  – up to 40% off trainers and sportswear
  • ASOS – summer savings knock up to 80% off 
  • Schuh – up to 70% off shoes, sandals and trainers
  • The White Company – quality bedding at reduced prices
  • Simba – save big on mattresses and sleep bundles
Mike Lowe
Tech Editor

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