The best Black Friday 2025 PC gaming deals aren’t just in the Steam sale

steam Black Friday sale going on This year is the first time ever. However, despite some great deals, major platforms Green Man Gaming and Fanatical also have their own Black Friday sales. Here are some of the best content you can find this weekend.

Green Man Gaming’s Best Black Friday Deals

green man game Sales for multiple publishers, including PlayStation, Bethesda and Konami. Among them, one of the best prices is The Elder Scrolls IV: Annihilation Remastered $28.47. Developed by Virtuos and powered by Unreal Engine 5, this remaster recreates Annihilation with stunning visual fidelity.

Another Bethesda game with a big discount is Doomsday: Dark Agesreleased in May of this year. This prequel takes place before both Doom(2016) and Destroy eternitywith several new gameplay features that make this entry stand out. The price is only $29.75, which is a drop of more than 50% from the list price of $69.99.

For fans of multiplayer games, Borderlands 4 down to $48.71, while NBA 2K26 There are now over 60% off.

Fanatical's Best Black Friday Deals

Fanatical has some great deals too, including Sonic Racing: Crossover Worlds Priced at $43.74, ARC Raiders are priced at $34.39. Both games are excellent multiplayer games that can quickly become an everyday necessity when playing with friends or participating in a quick match or competition.

If you missed it last December Indiana Jones and the CircleFanatical is selling it for just $41.99, down from the usual $69.99. Troy Baker gives a memorable performance as Indiana Jones, and the Order of Giants DLC is a fun addition to the base game's rolling credits that's worth checking out.

at last, Resident Evil 4 (2023) It fell to $13.59, a drop of 66%. This remaster takes one of the greatest action games of all time and brings it to modern platforms with new enhancements, voice acting, and gameplay updates.

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Noah Hunter is a freelance writer and reviewer with a passion for games and technology. He co-founded Final Weapon, a media focused on pointless Japanese gaming (2019), and has written about the media for several publishers.