2015’s Game of the Year Now 80% Off for Only 2 More Days on the PlayStation Store

The clock is ticking, and Sony’s PlayStation Store Critic’s Choice sale is nearing its finale. If you’re a fan of grabbing epic bargains, act fast! The promo ends on February 12, and until then, PlayStation players can enjoy discounts of up to 75% on some of the best-rated games ever available on the platform. Although this golden opportunity won’t last, fear not—another sale is always just around the corner. Still, right now, it’s the perfect time to snag top-notch titles, including an acclaimed RPG that scooped up the Game of the Year award back in 2015 at The Game Awards.

Now, turning our attention to the highlight of this sale: CD Projekt Red’s masterpiece, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, is a steal right now at just $9.99 on the PlayStation Store. Usually retailing for $49.99, this deal lets PS5 gamers save a whopping 80% on a game that has become a staple in the RPG genre. What makes this offer even sweeter is that it’s the Complete Edition, meaning you get not only the base game but also the two story expansions: Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine. That’s hundreds of hours of immersive gameplay in one budget-friendly package. Remember, the deal vanishes on February 13 at 2:59 a.m. ET—so if you’re on the west coast, don’t miss the February 12 midnight deadline.

The game’s description draws you in with, “You are Geralt of Rivia, mercenary monster slayer.” The epic journey sets you loose on a war-torn continent overrun by fierce beasts, where you freely explore and take on your current mission: to find Ciri, the Child of Prophecy—a living weapon capable of world-changing feats.

Upon its 2015 release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt received universal acclaim, with Metacritic averaging it at 92 over 79 reviews from critics. This overwhelming success even paved the way for a Netflix adaptation, with Henry Cavill stepping into the shoes of the series’ iconic protagonist, Geralt of Rivia. Though Cavill has since passed the torch to Liam Hemsworth for the coming season, the show continues to honor the game’s rich legacy.