PlayStation fans go wild for 90-rated three-game bundle scanning at the till for just £12

A HUGE PlayStation sale is currently underway, and players have been spotting some incredible deals for their favourite console. 

Every year, the PlayStation store holds a number of big sales for the PS4 and PS5, with players able to pick up games at a fraction of the cost they normally would pay. 

Right now, the PS Store is holding a big Critics’ Choice sale, with savings up to 75% on games that have gotten high review scores from critics. 

Eagle-eyed fans, though, have discovered that there are better savings to be had than what PlayStation claims, with one game bundle in particular being an exceptionally good deal. 

The game bundle in question is Mass Effect Legendary Edition, which includes three 90+ rated games on Metacritic, and to get all three games only costs £11.99, or just £4 a game if broken down. 

Mass Effect Legendary Edition includes all three Mass Effect games, remastered and upscaled for modern consoles with support for 4K gaming on PS4 Pro and PS5. 

It even includes over 40 pieces of DLC for all three games, which has promotional weapons, armor, and packs, which originally would have cost over £50 if purchased separately in the original releases.

Each game in the trilogy scored over 90 on Metacritic, and received near-universal praise from critics and fans for their story, writing, gameplay, and visuals. 

This isn’t the first time the bundle has gone on sale, but it is one of the deepest discounts ever since it was released back in 2021. 

It’s worth noting, too, that some players might not even have to pay that small fee for entry, as it’s included in two separate game subscription services. 

Players on PC and PlayStation can play Mass Effect Legendary Edition for free by subscribing to EA Play, while Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can play on PC or Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S for free too. 

The PlayStation Critics’ Choice sale lasts until the end of February 15, 2024, so interested players should get in quickly. 

Written by Oliver Brandt on behalf of GLHF.