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The PlayStation Store frequently boasts a plethora of enticing deals on some of the most popular and critically lauded games out there. Currently, it’s running a Dealmania promotion, which includes a tantalizing offer on the Game of the Year from The Game Awards 2019 that gaming enthusiasts won’t want to pass up.
## Grab Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice at Half Price on the PS Store
Right now, the critically acclaimed soulslike from FromSoftware, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, is going for only $29.99 on the PS Store—a sweet 50% off its usual $59.99 price tag. You’ll need to act quickly though: PS5 and PS4 users only have until March 13 to capitalize on this stellar discount.
The game invites you into an evocative journey through late 1500s Sengoku Japan, where you’ll encounter formidable foes in a brooding and twisted landscape. “Unleash an arsenal of deadly prosthetic tools and ninja abilities while you blend stealth, vertical traversal, and visceral head-to-head combat in a bloody confrontation,” the game’s description teases.
When Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice made its debut in 2019, it was met with outstanding critical acclaim. Metacritic, a review aggregate site, lists it with an impressive average score of 90 from 77 reviews. As if that weren’t enough, it scooped up the Game of the Year award at The Game Awards in 2019, also claiming the title of Best Action/Adventure Game. The game didn’t stop there, receiving nominations for Best Audio Design, Best Art Direction, and Best Game Direction at the same prestigious event. In our own review, we were so impressed that we gave it a perfect 10 out of 10.
In our commentary, we noted, “Freed from the expectations common to a Dark Souls or Bloodborne game, FromSoftware crafted a game that stays true to the studio’s distinctive style while also exploring new mechanics and storytelling avenues. Sekiro is both challenging and fair—a game that focuses on player growth more than just the in-game character.”
