Critically acclaimed 'Battlefield 6' is already $30 off at Amazon
TL;DR: Battlefield 6 is now 45% off at Amazon, available for only $39.97 for a limited time.
It’s rare to see newly-released games with strong reviews get big discounts just a couple of months after release, but Battlefield 6 seems to be a delightful exception to the rule.
Both for PS5 and Xbox Series X, Battlefield 6 is now available to buy for only $39.97; that’s a 43% discount from its launch price of $69.99. While the game did briefly drop to $35 in December, according to camelcamelcamel, we believe this was due to trying to make the most of the Christmas rush and won’t be seeing level again for quite some time.
Battlefield 6 has done so well — commercially, critically, and in terms of accolades — that getting it for three cents short of $40 feels like a steal.
Along with selling over seven million units within just three days of release and sitting at an 83 on OpenCritic, the series’ biggest launch, Battlefield 6 also earned a ton of nominations at the Golden Joystick Awards, The Game Awards (winning Best Audio Design), 16th Hollywood Music in Media Awards (winning Best Music Supervision), and The Steam Awards.
If you’ve been on the fence about which multiplayer shooter to play with your friends this year, Battlefield 6 seems like it will definitely give you the best value for money.
For those aiming to upgrade their gaming setup for their PS5 or Xbox at the same time, the Samsung Odyssey G8 QD-OLED gaming monitor is available at its lowest price yet at Amazon. If your console is part of your living room space, the 50-inch Roku Smart TV is over $50 off at Amazon.
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