Resident Evil Requiem Hits New Low of $50 at Amazon, Beating Its June Prime Day Price

One of my favorite games of this year, Resident Evil Requiem, has been discounted to $50 at Amazon across PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X ahead of the retailer's Prime Big Deal Days sale. Not only does this mark a new low price for the game on PS5 and Xbox Series X (and a return to its lowest price on Switch 2), but it's also cheaper than where we saw it during June's Prime Day sale event earlier this year. That's an awesome savings surprise.

Unlike the previous deal, this one isn't exclusive to Prime members. So, if you're not signed up, you can take advantage of these discounts for each platform while they're still available on Amazon.

Score Resident Evil Requiem for $50

An important thing to note about the Nintendo Switch 2 copy is that it comes as a Game-Key Card within the case. This means that the game isn't on the cartridge and you'll have to download it first before you can boot it up to play.

If this is your first time jumping into the spooky world of Requiem, you're in for a treat with its thrilling combination of first-person survival horror and third-person action. I'm a big fan of it (and am even replaying it right now), and think IGN's Tristan Ogilvie said it best in his review when he wrote that it "successfully splices two separate strains of survival horror together into the one highly infectious new mutation".

With Prime Big Deal Days set to kick off tomorrow, there's sure to be even more exciting discounts like this offer on Resident Evil Requiem popping up. However, this sale only runs for 48 hours (unlike June's four-day-long event), so you won't have very long to add your favorites to your shopping cart.

Other retailers have separate sales going on as well that are worth checking out this week. Best Buy’s Techtober Sale is one of them, which just started today, and features a few more video game deals worth looking at if you're in the mood to stock up.

📰 Original Source:IGN
✍️ Author: Hannah Hoolihan

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