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AC Valhalla with a 75% discount in the PS Store: The huge Viking RPG has never been so cheap
Matching the spring-like May offers, Eivor explores the lush meadows of England.
In May, too, masses of offers are waiting for us in the PlayStation Store. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, the latest hit action RPG in Ubisoft’s assassination franchise, comes off well. The title has never been as cheap as it is now. In addition, the timing could hardly be better in terms of content.
The offer at a glance
Here we have summarized everything important about the offer for you:
- Game: Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (main game)
- Platform: PS4, PS5
- Price offer: 17.49 euros (that’s a 75 percent discount and is cheaper than ever)
- Reduced to: May 11, 2023 at 00:59 CEST
More AC Valhalla offers: If you want the full package straight away, you can get that for a reduced price too. The complete edition, which actually costs around 140 euros, you can get 70 percent cheaper, i.e. for 41.99 euros. In addition to the main game, this includes all three DLCs, the Season Pass, the Ultimate Pack and the extra Beowulf quest. Is that the only thing missing? season passyou can currently buy it for 15.99 euros instead of 39.99 euros.
This is Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
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Assassin’s Creed Valhalla has everything – just no guts
- Genre: Action RPG
- Developer: Ubisoft
- Initial release: November 12, 2020
That’s what it’s about: In the role of Viking Eivor (choice of male or female) we leave the year 873 AD. the icy homeland of Norway to find a new home in England for the raven clan. Once there, however, we get to deal with King Alfred and other adversaries.
And even if the classic assassins didn’t exist at that time, we meet members of the hidden ones, the predecessors of the assassins. Norse mythology also plays a role, but we don’t want to reveal more at this point.
Here’s how it plays: As a Viking, Eivor is more brutal and offensive than other assassins. In the usual third-person view and thanks to upgradeable abilities and skills, this is still a lot of fun while we fight and climb through the huge and really pretty open world. In addition to the many quests in which we also have to make decisions, there are still collectibles and side activities, such as the in-game game Örlög, waiting for us.
That’s why AC Valhalla is more worthwhile now than ever
Since its release in November 2020, Ubisoft has constantly expanded the title. This not only means the paid DLCs Wrath of the Druids, The Siege of Paris and The Mark of Ragnarok, but also several free content updates. These include, for example, the master challenges as a new game mode, a crossover with Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and The Last Chapter, the last quest that tells the end of Eivor.
In addition, with the latest patch, the big bugs and technical problems are history. An open world game as huge as AC Valhalla still doesn’t run completely flawlessly, but it has never been so technically clean and at the same time so complete in terms of content.
So if you’ve been waiting for the best and cheapest moment to catch up on the Viking adventure – now it could be here for you.
