One of our favorite games of 2024, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is back down to its Black Friday pricing for one day only.
Best Buy has dropped the game to just $14.99 as part of its deal of the day, a tremendous 70% off its usual price of $49.99, and also its lowest price of the year according to price tracker camelcamelcamel.
This was one of IGN readers favorite deals in November and a best seller on both PS5 and Switch. Snap it up ASAP if you missed the original sale.
Alongside scoring nominations at The Game Awards this year for Best Action/Adventure Game and Innovation in Accessibility, we also had high praise for The Lost Crown in our review.
Writer Phil Hornshaw said, “Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown captures not only what made games such as The Sands of Time so good, but it irons out a lot of the little issues that plagued the 3D games in this series by opting for a 2D perspective – and owning it.” He continues on to say it’s, “a worthy successor to the best of the Prince of Persia legacy.”
This is your last chance to secure one of the best gaming deals of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, as we expect this price won’t return until another significant shopping sale occurs in 2025. Score it on PS5, Xbox, or Switch while you can.
More PS5 Holiday Deals
There’s plenty more amazing discounts to get stuck into before Christmas and the holidays. Here’s some of our other favorite offers around at the moment.
This includes God of War 3 Remastered for just $10 from Best Buy, alongside TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection for $18, Resident Evil 4 for $20, College Football 25 for $30, Sonic X Shadow Generations for $30, and plenty more as well.
Remember, buying physical means you can retain some sembelemce of ownership over your games, and physical copies offer the best discounts overall as well.
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