Elden Ring is down to under $20 again for Black Friday
Blog Andrew Joseph 24 Nov , 2025 0
FromSoftware can't miss it, can it? It's hard to believe that more than three years have passed Elden Ring Arriving on consoles and PC, it goes some way to meeting all the expectations fans had for it.
We gave the game a 10 out of 10, and the fun of the Elden Ring era is that the discounts are even better, and the epic action RPG is back at its lowest price of $19.99. Amazon Black Friday Deals -And it's not alone.
Elden Ring and Nightreign get big Black Friday discounts
Elden Ring
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Whether you're on PlayStation or Xbox, you can pick up this open-world fantasy epic for $19.99, which is 60% off the MSRP.
Given that this is IGN 2022 Game of the Yeara must-play game, especially for anyone under twenty bucks.
“Elden Ring is FromSoftware’s massive iteration of what started with the Souls series, bringing challenging combat into an incredible open world where we have the freedom to choose our own path,” Mitchell Salzman said in his commentwe insist on this.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Eldtree Edition
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Includes download credentials for extension
It's worth noting that this version doesn't include the huge expansion Shadow of the Erdtree, which is big enough to be its own game – and even more challenging. We also gave it a 10 out of 10 in our review, and you can get the Shadow of the Erdtree version of Elden Ring at a discount.
PS5 down to $49.99, Xbox Series X down to $39.99which is the lowest price outside of Amazon’s warehouse deals.
Elden Ring: Night Walk
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If you're looking for a game to play with friends, Nightreign is well worth checking out. It condenses Elden Ring's combat into a three-player hybrid between roguelike and battle royale, bringing you closer and closer to challenging bosses.
It's 36% offPS5 and Xbox prices are down to $34.99.
Mitchell gave Nightreign a 7 out of 10 in his reviewsaid, “Elden Ring Nightreign is one of the best examples of three-player co-op play when it's played exactly the way it's designed to be played – but it's harder to do that than it should be, and the single-player game is poorly balanced.”
Subsequent patches have smoothed out these jagged edges, but it's still best played with a few headsets.
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