Black Friday 2020 has come and gone, but of course, that doesn’t mean the savings are over, because it’s now Cyber Monday! The folks at GameStop are serving up a wide array of Cyber Monday deals, some of which are better than the ones they offered for Black Friday. Some of the best deals include Gears 5 for $10, Kingdom Hearts III for $8, and Star Wars: Squadrons for $17. Of course, major new-release titles like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Watch Dogs: Legion, and Ghost of Tsushima are also on sale, although they’re at the same prices as we saw on Black Friday.
Here are some selected GameStop Cyber Monday deals available now. Some of these sales will be available all week, but a few others will expire at midnight, so don’t delay on anything that strikes your fancy…
- 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim - $30
- Assassin's Creed Valhalla - $50
- Borderlands 3 - $10
- Civilization VI (Switch) - $10
- Doom Eternal - $20
- Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - $17
- Final Fantasy VII Remake - $30
- Fire Emblem: Three Houses - $40
- Gears 5 - $10
- Ghost of Tsushima - $40
- Kingdom Hearts III - $8
- Luigi's Mansion 3 - $40
- Mafia: Definitive Edition - $40
- Marvel's Avengers - $27
- Minecraft Dungeons (Switch) - $20
- NBA 2K21 - $27
- New Super Mario Bros. Deluxe - $40
- NieR Automata - $14
- Persona 5 Royal - $30
- Red Dead Redemption 2 - $25
- Resident Evil 3 - $17
- Star Wars: Squadrons - $17
- Super Mario Maker 2 - $40
- The Last of Us Part II - $30
- The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening - $40
- Watch Dogs: Legion - $37
Looking for a Nintendo Switch? You might still be able to get the new Fortnite Cyber Monday bundle! Get the details here.
So, planning to pick anything up? At only $17 I definitely recommend Star Wars: Squadrons and even if Disney isn't usually your think, how can you pass up Kingdom Hearts III for only 8 bucks?
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