The Cheapest Copies Of God Of War In Australia

Everyone loves knocking some enemies around a bit, but do you really want to do that at full price? Course you don’t. So to help out with God of War‘s release tomorrow, here’s where you can get the game for cheap.

First off, if you’re wondering whether Dad Kratos is worth your time: yes. Anyone who had gripes with the QTE events of the original games will find the combat much more satisfying, and while a lot of the new elements to the series have been borrowed from elsewhere – Dark Souls and The Witcher come to mind – it does work very, very well.

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So, how much can you get the game for? Here’s the list:

Amazon Australia: $69.95

Par for the course, really. You’re getting a physical copy, not a code, so worth considering if you’re doing a larger order or you’re in a remote location with little access to the main retailers.

JB Hi-Fi: $69

Same deal here.

Big W: $69

As announced in their latest catalogue, Big W are holding steady on $69 as well. The price only lasts for three days, however.

The Gamesmen: $78

Bit higher than the rest of the mob, but if JB and co. up their prices by $10 after the first week then Gamesmen will be on par.

OzGameShop: $76.99

Not worth it for the increased shipping time.

Mighty Ape: $75

Don’t forget to add several bucks for shipping.

Harvey Norman: $79

EB Games: $99.95 (Day One Edition)

Few extra in-game shields with this one, but ultimately you’ll ditch those for better armour as you level up.

DVD Land: $89.95

Target: $75

There’s no catalogue available online, but Press Start are reporting that Target will be charging $75 on launch day.


Have you seen God of War for cheap anywhere? Let us know below!


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