For the series "sometimes they come back", Sony re-proposes its succulent selection of titles for PlayStation 4 in promotion for less than ten euro. We tell you right away that there are - obviously - the titles of the moment, but since it is still a very interesting offer, with very valid products even if from some time ago, we decided to guide you in the selection to recommend those that, in our opinion, they are more titles worthy of consideration.
The selection is mainly driven by the best possible offer in relation to the attractiveness of the stock. There are many titles that we have left out, either because they are not particularly obvious or from several years ago which tend to be always on offer here and there. Among these (just to name a few): Firewatch (7.99 euros), GTA III (6.99 euros), Tropico 5 (7.99 euro), Resident Evil 4 (8.99 euro), Resident Evil 5 (8.99 euro), Transistor (6.99 euro), This War of Mines The Little Ones (9.99 euro), Shadow Warrior (9.99 euro).
The promotion "Games for less than 10 euros”Is valid until the next 8 March. Whether you need to recover something, whether you are looking for a multiplayer title or the courage to face a title that you would never have bought at full price, I'm sure you will find something for your taste!
Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier – da €19,99 a €7,99
Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier is an adventure that is very reminiscent of products like Until Dawn, developed by The Imaginarium, a studio that boasts the collaboration of none other than Andy Serkis. The story is about conquest, betrayal and survival, between a tribe of monkeys and a band of surviving humans. The two groups will cross, and the destinies of these two communities will be at the center of the choices that the players will have to make.
Players play their roles as both sides of the conflict, gaining a deep understanding of the motivations, hopes and fears of humans and apes alike. The title is part of the "social" PlayLink series, therefore it is played entirely via the smartphone and is perfect for casual gamers, for example.
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Metro Redux – from €29,99 to €7,49
Metro Redux is the re-release of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light, two excellent first-person shooters with an engaging atmosphere, by the very talented 4A Games. The video games are drawn from the imagery of Dmitry Glukhovsky's post-nuclear books, and the videogame works are a perfect transposition of what is narrated in the equally splendid novels.
Metro tells of a Moscow torn apart by nuclear conflict, a dark metropolis made of lights and shadows, with a subway that has become a real underground of horror, between mutated creatures and extremist sects with incomprehensible purposes. For less than ten euros you are offered two adventures with an incredible, yet unique flavor.
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Overcooked Holiday Bundle – da €19,99 a €8,99
Overcooked is probably one of the funniest and most original multiplayer titles of recent times. The idea is to cook, collaborating with your friends, a series of increasingly difficult dishes in increasingly unlikely scenarios. Working as a team, it will be necessary to prepare, cook and serve a variety of tasty orders before customers walk away slamming the door and cursing your negligence.
And there is also a plot! The Kingdom of Onions is in danger and only the best cuisine can save it, the kitchen that will obviously see the players as protagonists, with the aim of becoming a master chef and being able to conquer an ancient demon that afflicts the country. There is also a single player mode, but it is obvious that Overcooked gives its best in the company of other players (from 1 to 4, to be precise). The Holiday Bundle version offers The Lost Morsel and The Festive Seasoning DLCs.
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The Witness – da €36,99 a €9,99
The cult title of Jonathan Blow needs no introduction, it has also been subject to numerous offers, but at this price it is something to always keep in mind, despite the time passed since the release.
The Witness is a very special single player adventure, set in a completely explorable world where you can find and solve a disproportionate number of puzzles and riddles, over 500. The atmosphere is unique, from the beginning of the game that sees the player awaken in a mysterious and deserted island, with no information or guidelines whatsoever we are usually used to. The Witness is essentially pure gameplay, seasoned with a narrative context that can only be explored over time, step by step, puzzle by puzzle. It's not a production for everyone, but it doesn't want to be and that's fine.
Just Cause 3 XL Edition – da €44,99 a €9,99
Rico Rodriguez's third adventure was the protagonist of one of the monthly installments of the Instant Game Collection, but in case you haven't downloaded the original game for free and want to throw yourself into this open world without limits, the XL Edition is what you need, because it contains also the Season Pass and exclusive flaming skins for the wingsuit and parachute.
We are talking about a game that absolutely does not want to submit to credibility, allowing the player to perform the most unlikely feats that make a Marvel film look like a historical documentary. Just Cause 3 on the one hand is a very fun product, ideal for disconnecting the brain and literally doing what you want, on the other hand it is a somewhat crude title, relatively repetitive and with a plot that has no desire to entertain the player. . On the other hand, you can attach rockets to the cows to see the effect it has.
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Darkest Dungeon: Crimson Edition – da €26,99 a €9,99
Darkest Dungeon is another one of those titles that shouldn't need any introduction, that has already been discounted several times and that you may already have long ago on your hard drive. But the Crimson Edition contains The Crimson Court DLC, and at this price it's still a nice buy.
In Darkest Dungeon you will have to manage a group of heroes to be sent on missions to pleasant and dangerous places, with the aim of stopping a dark threat. On balance a strategic that mixes with the managerial, in which the heroes will have to deal not only with the wounds of monsters and opponents but also with sanity. In scenarios reminiscent of Lovecraftian works, even the psyche of the strongest hero will be able to yield to what is horrifying in his adventurous raids.
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SOMA - from € 28,49 to € 8,99
When the radio does not work, the food is less and less and all the machinery around it begins to behave like people, here is that SOMA unleashes all its great potential for first-person adventure. In the structure of Pathos-II there is a strange feeling of loneliness, an overwhelming sense of annihilation and there is no certainty of the future.
SOMA is not your typical first-person horror where easy scare is around the corner. The title, on the other hand, offers an adventure with great narrative and psychological implications, which also deals with very particular and tendentially unpublished topics for video games. This doesn't mean that danger isn't lurking: tainted humans, twisted creatures, crazed robots, and ubiquitous but indecipherable artificial intelligence.
Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 & 2 Combo Pack – da €24,99 a €9,99
This selection is for the nostalgic, for those who "really difficult video games were what they used to be" and who can't do without the blue robot made in Capcom.
Mega Man Legacy Collection includes Mega Man 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6. Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 continues with 7, 8, 9 & 10. The collections contain a wide range of extra content such as time trials and challenges remixes, songs from the soundtrack and a rich gallery of exclusive illustrations. For ten euros the complete collection of one of the platformers that have made the history of video games.
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The Disney Afternoon Collection – da €19,99 a €7,99
Another guilty pleasure not a little, for the nostalgic or for those who have little players or would-be players at home to convert to the magical world of video games, which will make them become serial killers, Donald Trump docet.
Speaking of Donald, The Disney Afternoon Collection will take you back to a bygone era of video games, where Disney licensed titles were either extraordinary or atrocious, with no poetic in between. Hunt for treasures with Scrooge Scrooge, fight crime as the heroic Darkwing Duck, take off with the ace of the skies Baloo and have fun in cooperative with Chip and Dale to defeat the Cat. These are the six titles, Disney classics and videogames, slightly reworked in graphics to adapt to today's TV panels, as well as the inevitable video filters for the nostalgic of the aesthetics of the past.
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare Ultimate Edition – da €29,99 a €7,99
If your thirst for the Middle Ages has not been satisfied by Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and maybe the white weapon combat of the Warhorse title has made you want to play further with medieval weapons, you could consider Chivalry: Medieval Warfare Ultimate Edition, which contains the original game and the four DLC packs released later. .
Chivalry is an online multiplayer experience for up to 24 participants, a sort of first-person shooter where, instead of rifles and grenades, swords and crossbows are wielded. We are not faced with anything transcendental, but as an alternative experience to the usual thoughtless shootings it can be a good choice to vary your typical game routine a bit.
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Amnesia: Collection – da €28,49 a €9,99
Also in this case we are faced with a well-known title, indeed a series of titles. Amnesia: Collection contains all the titles of one of the most famous psychological horror adventure sagas ever. In fact, there are three titles in this collection.
In Amnesia: The Dark Descent, you play Daniel as he wakes up in a deserted castle with almost no memory of his past. As you explore the spooky corridors, you must piece together the fragments of Daniel's memories and discover what horror they hide. In Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs, wealthy industrialist Oswald Mandus wakes up in his bed, feverish and obsessed with dreams of dark, hellish machinery. All he knows is that his children are in grave danger. Amnesia: Justine will make you face a series of tests devised by a crazy and perverse mind. Will you risk your life to save that of others?
Furi Final Edition - from € 21,99 to € 7,99
Released in July 2016, making its debut for free in the games of the Instant Game Collection of PlayStation 4, Furi is an action by The Game Bakers, an independent French studio based in Montpellier. The idea of ​​the game is very simple: Furi represents a series of challenges against bosses. To support the action there is a simple narrative pretext, sometimes even banal and uninteresting, which contrasts with a remarkable aesthetic result. The drawings, in fact, are by Takashi Okazaki, author of Afro Samurai.
The game is an action that alternates between the typical action of twin stick shooters, with some parts of combat with a combat system reminiscent of the most famous third-person action such as, among many, Dark Souls. It is in fact necessary to learn to perfection the attack patterns of the enemies, because the level of challenge is high but honest, and errors are not allowed. The definitive edition contains a PS4 theme and the “One more fight” DLC.
Nex Machina - from € 19,99 to € 8,99
Nex Machina is a twin-stick shooter with a solidity that is now almost rare in the world of video games. With the influence of products such as Robotron and Smash TV, Nex Machina stages a very distant future cablepunk, a very refined and well cared for aesthetic.
For the rest, Nex Machina is pure action, it requires skill and concentration, but it is a game of those who have not been seen around lately. Also because Housemarque, the development studio behind Nex Machina and Alienation among others, has publicly stated that it will no longer produce such titles due to poor sales, in the face of great public and critical consensus. Also to prevent them from engaging in yet another free to play with loot box, maybe make them change their mind by buying Nex Machina en masse.
Day of the Tentacle Remastered/Grim Fandango Remastered – da €14,99 a €4,99
We close our very personal selection with two great classics, true cult of a distant (but not too much) era of the video game, two cornerstones of a genre that has also returned slightly in fashion recently. Day of the Tentacle Remastered and Grim Fandango Remastered are among the most important graphic adventures ever, as they helped build the foundation of the genre at the time they came out.
Day of the Tentacle Remastered returns as far back as 1993. The title is a sequel to Ron Gilbert's incredible Maniac Mansion, a graphic adventure on the edge of time and mind, in which three unlikely friends work together to prevent an evil purple mutant tentacle. conquer the world. Grim Fandango Remastered likewise represents a return to one of arguably the most acclaimed adventures of all time: the four-year-long adventure Manny Calavera, agent of the last voyage to the afterlife.
For both, a remarkable remastering was done, with the possibility of switching from one moment to the next to the original graphics, including menus and music of the time. For players with white hair, ten euros to invest in historical memory.
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