October 16th 2024.
"What are you planning on purchasing?" I asked my friend as we browsed through the PlayStation Store.
"It looks like they have some great deals on horror games. Alien Isolation, The Quarry, Resident Evil, and more are all on sale," my friend replied, scrolling through the options.
As we continued to browse, we noticed that in addition to the new releases for Halloween, Sony had also discounted some older horror titles for the occasion. It was the perfect opportunity for us to stock up on some of our favorite spooky games.
One of the standout deals in the sale was Resident Evil 4, which was now available for only £17.49 on both PlayStation 4 and 5 – a 50% discount. I remembered reading a positive review of the game and my friend, who was a fan of the original, was excited to try out the remake.
Interestingly, we also learned that Capcom had just announced that Resident Evil 4 had sold over eight million copies worldwide. It seemed like this success would lead to even more remakes in the future.
But the sale didn't just include Resident Evil titles. We also spotted other horror games at discounted prices, such as The Quarry, a narrative adventure game that was 87% off at £8.44. It was highly recommended for fans of Until Dawn, so we added it to our cart.
For those who enjoy survival games, Subnautica was on sale for £14.99, while Alien Isolation was only £7.49 – a perfect choice for anyone looking to get ready for the upcoming sequel.
If we wanted to experience some scares with friends, the popular game Dead By Daylight was now available for only £9.99. And for an even more intense co-op horror experience, we could try The Outlast Trials, which was also discounted at £20.79.
This sale was huge, with over 1,000 games on offer, not just limited to horror titles. We even noticed that Dragon's Dogma 2 Deluxe Edition, which included additional items, was discounted by 42% to £40.59. And surprisingly, the game based on the iconic movie RoboCop, called RoboCop: Rogue City, was also on sale.
As we continued to browse, we couldn't help but notice the deadline for these discounts – the sale would end on November 1. We had about two weeks to take advantage of these deals before the next PlayStation Store sale began.
Some of the notable discounts from the previous sale were also still available, such as Hogwarts Legacy, which was now only £17.99 for PlayStation 4 and £19.49 for PlayStation 5 until October 23. And for those interested in co-op games, It Takes Two was 75% off at £8.74.
But it wasn't just the sale that had us excited. There were also some highly anticipated horror games releasing this month, including the Silent Hill 2 remake, A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, and the DLC for Alan Wake 2, called The Lake House.
With so many options to choose from, we knew we would have a great time playing these games. And to stay updated on all the latest gaming news and releases, we decided to sign up for the newsletter and follow our favorite gaming sites on social media.
This month was going to be full of scares and exciting new experiences, and we couldn't wait to dive into these horror games.
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