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With Black Friday fast approaching, one of the standout video game deals right now is Final Fantasy 16 for just $24.97 at Amazon—a substantial discount from its original $69.99 price tag and the lowest Amazon price since launch, according to CamelCamelCamel.
It’s unlikely we’ll see a further price drop during Black Friday sales, so this is a prime opportunity to pick it up while it’s still available. Given the demand, this deal may not last long once word spreads, so consider acting quickly to secure a copy.
Looking for more deals today? One of the best offers around right now can be found via Amazon Buy 1 Get 1 50% off sale. This sale includes some stellar titles too, like the recently released Metaphor: ReFantazio, Space Marine 2, Balatro, and many more. It also covers all platforms, so whether you play on Switch, Xbox, or PlayStation there's a fantastic variety of games to look through. You can see some of our favorites from the sale below, otherwise, have a look at Amazon's full BOGO page here.
IGN reviewer Mitchell Saltzman said in his review: "Final Fantasy 16 will very likely be looked back upon as a turning point for mainline Final Fantasy games, taking its combat fully in the direction of an action game, but I hope that conversation doesn’t overshadow its dark and captivating tale, memorable characters, and the innovative ways in which it helps you keep track of it all."
"The Active Time Lore feature is incredible, and should be standard for all story-driven games going forward, and while the combat may not live up to the sky high standards as some of the best games in the character action genre, among other action RPGs, it’s near the top of the heap. Pair all of that with one of the best soundtracks of the year, incredible performances from top to bottom, and drop dead gorgeous visuals, and you’ve got a game worthy of an orchestral Final Fantasy victory fanfare."
As stated earlier, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are coming up very soon, and that means even more game deals to check out. While we don't know what exactly will appear in the big event yet, we've made a few predictions on different games and items we're hoping pop up from the likes of PlayStation and Xbox. You can also have a look at our full Black Friday breakdown to see even more deal predictions, when sales officially kick off, and which retailers are participating.
If you want to keep up with the latest and greatest deals across each platform in general, make sure to check out our roundups of the best PlayStation deals, the best Xbox deals, and the best Nintendo Switch deals. We also have a general roundup of the best video game deals if you just want to see the highlights from each.
The actual date of Black Friday in 2024 falls on November 29 this year, but the deals season will begin a lot sooner than that. Leading up to the big event, retailers will begin to open deals online. This usually starts in the last week of October, just before Halloween. Each week leading up to the event will slowly roll out more deals, which ultimately leads to Black Friday. Retailers will not reveal their biggest Black Friday deals until the big day, but most general deals will be available well in advance. Walmart, for example, has announced its official sale for November 11 this year.
Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
It’s unlikely we’ll see a further price drop during Black Friday sales, so this is a prime opportunity to pick it up while it’s still available. Given the demand, this deal may not last long once word spreads, so consider acting quickly to secure a copy.
Looking for more deals today? One of the best offers around right now can be found via Amazon Buy 1 Get 1 50% off sale. This sale includes some stellar titles too, like the recently released Metaphor: ReFantazio, Space Marine 2, Balatro, and many more. It also covers all platforms, so whether you play on Switch, Xbox, or PlayStation there's a fantastic variety of games to look through. You can see some of our favorites from the sale below, otherwise, have a look at Amazon's full BOGO page here.
What We Said in Our Review
IGN reviewer Mitchell Saltzman said in his review: "Final Fantasy 16 will very likely be looked back upon as a turning point for mainline Final Fantasy games, taking its combat fully in the direction of an action game, but I hope that conversation doesn’t overshadow its dark and captivating tale, memorable characters, and the innovative ways in which it helps you keep track of it all."
"The Active Time Lore feature is incredible, and should be standard for all story-driven games going forward, and while the combat may not live up to the sky high standards as some of the best games in the character action genre, among other action RPGs, it’s near the top of the heap. Pair all of that with one of the best soundtracks of the year, incredible performances from top to bottom, and drop dead gorgeous visuals, and you’ve got a game worthy of an orchestral Final Fantasy victory fanfare."
As stated earlier, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are coming up very soon, and that means even more game deals to check out. While we don't know what exactly will appear in the big event yet, we've made a few predictions on different games and items we're hoping pop up from the likes of PlayStation and Xbox. You can also have a look at our full Black Friday breakdown to see even more deal predictions, when sales officially kick off, and which retailers are participating.
If you want to keep up with the latest and greatest deals across each platform in general, make sure to check out our roundups of the best PlayStation deals, the best Xbox deals, and the best Nintendo Switch deals. We also have a general roundup of the best video game deals if you just want to see the highlights from each.
When Is Black Friday 2024?
The actual date of Black Friday in 2024 falls on November 29 this year, but the deals season will begin a lot sooner than that. Leading up to the big event, retailers will begin to open deals online. This usually starts in the last week of October, just before Halloween. Each week leading up to the event will slowly roll out more deals, which ultimately leads to Black Friday. Retailers will not reveal their biggest Black Friday deals until the big day, but most general deals will be available well in advance. Walmart, for example, has announced its official sale for November 11 this year.
Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
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