It’ll comfortably be one of the best games of the year, but that doesn’t mean you’ll have to pay full price for FromSoftware’s take on feudal Japan.
Target has the Xbox One and PS4 version of Sekiro down to $35 — the retailer doesn’t stock the PC version unfortunately — as part of a broader sale on games. I’ll have a fuller list later today, but the headline deal by far and away is Sekiro, which is absolutely worth your time.
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For more info on the deals, head to Target’s online page.
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