Elden Ring has dropped to its lowest ever price with a 17% discount - Gamesradar

If you've not taken the plunge into Elden Ring yet, now's your chance - the From Software game has been hit with a heavy discount that takes it to a record low price. You can pick up an Elden Ring deal on Xbox for just $45.69 at Amazon (opens in new tab) (was $59.95) and on PS5 for $49.94 (opens in new tab). Meanwhile, the PS4 version has also been discounted with a drop to $47.80 at Amazon (opens in new tab).

Considering how massive Elden Ring has been over the last few months (it's comfortably one of the biggest games of 2022), seeing it tumble to its lowest ever price is the perfect excuse for newcomers to dive in. Those who'd been waiting for it to get reduced, like me, are also well in. It's never been this cheap before.

With any luck, this sort of discount will simply be the start; we're staring down the barrel of Prime Day gaming deals in July, so more price cuts should be on the way. We'll keep you posted!

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