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The PlayStation Store is no stranger to offering some of the finest bargains on impressive PS4 and PS5 games. Right now, the Spring Sale is wrapping up, giving PlayStation enthusiasts the chance to snag deals with savings of up to 75%. One such standout offer is on a hardcore PS5 action game that’s recently been buffed with a significant update.
### Lords of the Fallen Drops to 72% Off on the PS Store
Lords of the Fallen, tailored for the PS5, is presently available for just $19.59 on the PS Store—a notable 72% markdown from its original $69.99 price. But players shouldn’t wait too long as this fantastic deal wraps up on April 24 at 2:59 A.M. ET.
For those interested in snagging even more value, there’s an opportunity to upgrade to the Deluxe Edition on the cheap. The Deluxe Upgrade is on sale for $5.59, again boasting a 72% reduction from the usual $19.99. This means you can scoop up the Deluxe Edition for a total of $25.18, a tidy sum compared to its $79.99 regular cost.
The game sets an epic stage: “Aeons after being vanquished by man, the demon God Adyr is on the brink of resurrection,” its description teases. Players step into the boots of a legendary Dark Crusader, traversing both the worlds of the living and the dead in a sweeping RPG quest to topple Adyr for good. It boasts colossal boss battles, intense and quick-paced combat, all woven into a deeply immersive story.
A fresh 2.0 patch has breathed new life into Lords of the Fallen, adding exciting features and enhancements. This update includes refined combat dynamics, the addition of a dedicated jump button, lamp guidance, an overhauled character creator, and improvements to the UI. Perhaps the most exciting update is the free friend’s pass, allowing players to invite a buddy for online co-op play, even if that friend doesn’t own the game.
When the game hit the scene in 2023, it garnered respectable reviews. Over on Metacritic, it clinched an average score of 75, pulled from the insights of 64 critic reviews.
