Star Wars Zero Company, one of our favorite games of the year so far, has just received its first big discount since its launch in late August. Ahead of the retailer’s Prime Big Deal Days sale, which starts up tomorrow, Amazon has slashed 20% off both PS5 and Xbox Series X physical copies of the game, dropping them down to $47.97 and $47.99, respectively.
Star Wars Zero Company – PlayStation 5
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That saves you $12 (or just over, if you opt for the PS5 copy) compared to paying full price, which isn’t bad at all. Considering this marks a new all-time low price for both the PS5 and Xbox Series X versions at the retailer, it’s a great time to grab them. Plus, they’re not marked as Early Prime Deals, either, so you don’t have to be a Prime member to save on them.
Star Wars Zero Company – Xbox Series X
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If this XCOM-style strategy game set in a galaxy far, far away has been on your fall wishlist, it’s one we’d highly recommend grabbing for your gaming library. Writer Dan Stapleton wrote in IGN’s 9/10 review that it’s “an excellent tactical game that does a fantastic job of slathering on the same cinematic look and feel we saw in Respawn’s Star Wars Jedi games, incorporating strong characters and a storyline that’s refreshingly centered on non-Force users and a non-traditional villain.”
Amazon isn’t the only place that has it discounted, either. As part of its Techtober Sale, Best Buy has also knocked it down to $47.99 across PS5 and Xbox Series X. So, if you’d prefer to scoop it up there, that’s another option worth checking out.
The Techtober Sale is stacked with even more game deals to look at alongside Star Wars Zero Company, too. If you’re in the shopping mood, it’s worth having a look at what’s available while the sale is still live until October 11.
Of course, Prime Big Deal Days is also worth keeping an eye on tomorrow for more video game deals. This sale only runs until October 7, though, so you have a shorter amount of time to pick up the discounted titles that catch your eye.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the commerce team here at IGN.