If you are into horror games and still haven't played Silent Hill 2, now is a great chance to start as the PS5 version of Silent Hill 2 is more than half off at Walmart for Black Friday. As one of several Black Friday video game deals going on right now, the Silent Hill 2 remake was one highly requested by fans, and it did not disappoint. The game makes you uncomfortable but in an effective and thrilling way. In true horror fashion, there's blackout darkness, suffocating fog, unknown noises, grotesque enemies, and isolation. From our review, Matt Purslow states "The remake is a modern reminder not just of an era where Konami was a master of survival horror, but also the significant power of Silent Hill 2’s unrelenting misery." So, are you ready to play one of the best horror games of all time?
Get Silent Hill 2 for $30 ($69)
More PlayStation Black Friday Deals We've Found
On the video game front, we found Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (which is fantastic) is at its lowest price ever. Alternatively, if you prefer FromSoftware, Elden Ring is also on sale which gives you an easy way to enjoy this year’s Game of the Year-nominated Shadow Of the Erdtree DLC (which is also discounted right now.
If you want to convince a friend to grab a PlayStation 5 to play with you, or you're the greatest gift-giver of all time, you can spread the word or grab this deal on a PS5 now. If you’ve been looking to try out VR, the PSVR2 Horizon: Call of the Mountain bundle is $250 off.
For more PlayStation deals, check out our hub for the best PlayStation Black Friday deals.
Top 10 Walmart Black Friday Deals
When Is Black Friday 2024?
We’re in the home stretch: Black Friday falls on November 29 this year. All month long, retailers have been rolling out sales, ramping up to massive discounts on Black Friday and through the weekend into Cyber Monday. As mentioned above, there are already fantastic deals on PS5 consoles (including PSVR2), PS5 controllers, and tons more.
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