It’s been a good year for Black Friday bargains (Metro)
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GameCentral has compiled a round-up of the best Black Friday video game discounts, including Doom: The Dark Ages and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.
Along with being a great time to pick up a new video game console, Black Friday sales are rife with cheap deals for actual games.
We’ve already covered some of the best deals available on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch games, but now that Black Friday is actually here new ones have been added by retailers as well.
These deals apply across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 titles, both in physical and digital games.
Best Black Friday PS5 game deals for 2025
One of the big new deals for Black Friday itself is Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 on PlayStation 5, a game of the year contender which is down to £25 on Currys. This is the cheapest price out there, and considering it only launched this year, it’s a pretty great choice.
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Elsewhere, the recently released Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is £41.99 at Argos, a £23 discount on another awards contender. One of last year’s biggest PlayStation 5 exclusives, Astro Bot, is also cheaper than ever at £33.99 on Amazon.
- Death Stranding 2: On The Beach – £41.99 at Argos (£23 off)
- Horizon Forbidden West – £26.99 at Amazon (48% off)
- EA Sports FC 26 – £37.99 at Amazon (46% off)
- Astro Bot – £33.99 at Amazon (32% off)
- Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – £29 at Amazon (42% off)
- Lego Horizon Adventures – £12.98 at Amazon (55% off)
- Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 – £29.99 at Amazon (57% off)
- God Of War Ragnarok – £21.49 at Argos
- Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 – £25 at Currys
- The Last Of Us Part 2 Remastered – £21.49 at Argos (£18 off)
- Doom: The Dark Ages – £36.99 at Argos (£21 off)
- Star Wars Outlaws – £16 at Currys
Go for a walk, at a low price (Sony Interactive Entertainment)
Best Black Friday Xbox game deals for 2025
While Xbox players can negate a lot of these discounts by signing up to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, there are still some great deals available. Like other platforms, EA Sports FC 26 is nearly 50% off, while the underrated Star Wars Outlaws is a mere £16 at Currys.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is at its lowest price yet over on Asda, while Monster Hunter Wilds is outrageously cheap at £19 on Amazon. The role-player’s momentum may have dropped off since it launched in February this year, but it’s still a great entry point into the franchise.
- EA Sports FC 26 – £37.99 at Amazon (46% off)
- Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 – £26.68 at Asda
- Assassin’s Creed Shadows – £26.38 at Asda
- Borderlands 4 – £46.99 at Argos
- Split Fiction – £28.99 at Argos (£9 off)
- Monster Hunter Wilds – £19 at Amazon (71% off)
- Lego Party! – £24.99 at Amazon (38% off)
- Star Wars Outlaws – £15.97 at Currys
- Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition – £24.95 at Amazon (50% off)
- Doom: The Dark Ages – £36.99 at Argos (£21 off)
- Battlefield 6 – £49.99 at Argos (£9 off)
- Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 – £26.99 at Argos
Best Black Friday Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch game deals for 2025
On the Switch 2, Donkey Kong Bananza and Pokémon Legends: Z-A have seen small discounts, if you’re looking to pick up two of Nintendo’s biggest titles this year. There are some notable reductions on third party titles too, like Hogwarts Legacy and Hitman.
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As for Switch games, Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom is at an all-time low price of £32 on Asda. Alternatively, the Black Friday sale on the Nintendo eShop has some great bargains for Shinobi: Art Of Vengeance and Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
Nintendo Switch 2 deals
- EA Sports FC 26 – £27.85 at Amazon (20% off)
- Donkey Kong Bananza – £48.95 at Amazon (6% off)
- Pokemon Legends: Z-A Switch 2 Edition – £44.99 at Amazon (13% off)
- Star Wars Outlaws Gold Edition – £27.85 at Amazon (44% off)
- Split Fiction – £28.45 at Amazon (37% off)
- Hogwarts Legacy – £26 at Currys
- Sonic X Shadow Generations – £24.99 at Argos
- Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4 – £20.99 at Argos (£12 off)
- Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut – £29.99 at Argos
- Hitman World Of Assassination – £29.99 at Smyths (14% off)
Nintendo Switch deals:
- Crash Bandicoot Quadrilogy Bundle – £27.99 at Nintendo (60% off)
- Paper Mario: The Thousand Year-Door – £35.99 at Currys
- Persona 5 Royal – £19.24 at Nintendo (65% off)
- Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom – £32 at Asda
- Super Mario RPG – £24.95 at Amazon
- No More Heroes 3 – £11.99 at Argos
- Sonic X Shadow Generations – £24.78 at Amazon (33% off)
- Shinobi: Art Of Vengeance – £17.49 at Nintendo (30% off)
- Xenoblade Chronicles 3 – £33.29 at Nintendo (33% off)
- Fire Emblem Engage – £33.29 at Nintendo (33% off)
Donkey Kong Bananza has a small discount (Nintendo)
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