Australian shoppers are facing a sprawling batch of game deals that cross Nintendo, Xbox, PlayStation, and PC, with deep cuts designed to clear backlogs and reward curiosity. Updated January 7, 2026 at 12:30 am local time, the round stacks marquee titles with surprising savings that feel almost too good to ignore.
In the retro corner, Darksiders marks its 16th birthday with renewed attention in this batch. The feature notes the game as a striking blend of post apocalyptic drama and mass combat, a stylish artifact of early 2010s action design. The retro section also points to Aussie birthdays for notable games like Wizards & Warriors (NES) 1990; Darksiders (PS3/X360) 2010 Redux; Bayonetta (PS3/X360) 2010 Redux; and Duke Nukem 3D 20th Anniversary (PS4, Xbox One) 2015. The memories surrounding its launch are described as pleasantly surprising, with War carrying a look and mood that still reads today in a way that few peers from the era match.
Nintendo Switch fans are treated to a shelf of deep cuts that mix nostalgic comfort with surprising depth. Ni No Kuni II: Prince Ed. lands at an astonishing -84% off for about A$12.70, and Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle drops to -80% at A$11.90. Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy sits at -39% for A$45.50, Subnautica lands at -75% for A$11.20, and Hogwarts Legacy: Deluxe Edition dips to -85% for A$14.90. At these prices, the deals feel almost clerical in their generosity, with the Deluxe extras for Hogwarts Legacy finally earning their keep for new and returning players alike. Back to top for more, where Nintendo eShop credits are also suggested as an easy gift option.
Across Xbox, the discounts push into the steady, ongoing ecosystem games and bigger single-player epics. Monster Hunter Wilds is listed at -64% for A$41.90, followed by Assassin’s Creed Valhalla at -61% for A$39. Like A Dragon: Ishin! sits at -58% for A$41.90, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition at -53% for A$37.80, and Slay The Spire at -75% for A$9.30. Spyro Reignited Trilogy drops to -35% for A$45.30, Persona 5 Royal to -70% for A$29.90, and Blasphemous to -80% for A$7.40. These prices are a reminder that the Xbox store remains a strong venue for both evergreen titles and genre-defining indies.
PlayStation shoppers see a mix of high-profile sequels and enduring legacy hits. The Outer Worlds 2 sits at -51% on the PS Store for A$59, while Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales lands at -48% for A$48.90 and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 at -50% for A$62.90. One Piece Odyssey shows at -72% for A$28, Forspoken is -78% for A$25.60, and PS4 Dead Island 2 sits at -54% for A$32.40. Neo: The World Ends With You rests at -57% for A$36.90, and Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands at -70% for A$29.70. The Spider-Man catalog remains a steady anchor in Sony’s deals while other big tentpoles contend for your attention.
On PC, the round pushes a mix of narrative-heavy experiences and offbeat adventures. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii is at -64% for A$36.40, Disco Elysium: The Final Cut is -75% for A$14.20, Katamari Damacy Reroll is -75% for A$7.20, Little Nightmares Complete Edition is -75% for A$9.90, and Super Meat Boy is -70% for A$6.40. These options collectively underscore PC’s strength in offering both cutting edge and offbeat favorites at compelling price points.
LEGO fans aren’t left out, with Moana 2 Kakamora Barge at -47% for A$79, Spidey Vs Venom Muscle Car at -32% for A$33.70, Star Wars R2-D2 at -30% for A$139, and Chevrolet Corvette Stingray at -29% for A$71. The broader round reinforces a simple truth: great games remain affordable across storefronts if one is patient and selective. The notes also point to gift card options as a straightforward path to additional value, whether for Nintendo, Xbox, or PlayStation ecosystems.
All told, the batch stands out for the breadth of titles, the depth of discounts, and the steady presence of major franchises alongside niche pleasures. It is the kind of deals roundup that can swing a backlog into a genuine backlog-busting shopping spree, especially when prices cross the line into what feels like record-setting value. The round is framed as the product of a high-volume sale cycle, with careful readers checking in on stock levels and time-limited windows before they pull the trigger.
Adam Mathew is a passionate connoisseur, a lifelong game critic, and a dedicated deals wrangler who genuinely wants to hook readers up with stuff that’s worth playing (and cheap). He plays practically everything, sometimes on YouTube. Originally posted: Jan 7, 2026 12:30 am.