Cyber Monday gaming deals: PS5, Xbox Series X and Switch games under $20

Deathloop: was $59 now $19 @ Best Buy
Deathloop was our pick for Game of the Year 2021, and with good reason. This creative time loop adventure casts you as Colt: an amnesiac gunman trapped on the eternally recurring Blackreef Island. The game combines first-person shooting and stealth with open-ended puzzles and sim elements, and the game takes good advantage of the PS5’s DualSense haptics.

God of War: was $19 now $9 @ Target
While God of War (2018) is technically a PS4 game, it does have an optimized PS5 mode — and if you’ve never played it, now is the time. The sequel, God of War Ragnarok, just came out, and you’ll want to experience the first chapter of Kratos’ rebooted story before you see the epic conclusion. In this fantastical action/adventure game, you’ll explore the world of Norse myth, and battle its cruel gods.

Riders Republic: was $59 now $14 @ Target
Riders Republic is a breath of fresh air in a game library that’s packed to the gills with action/adventure games, first-person shooters and RPGs. This extreme sports sim lets you ride bikes, snowboards, skis and wingsuits through a variety of challenging landscapes, with plenty of environments to explore and accessories to unlock.

Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection: was $49 now $19 @ Best Buy
The Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection combines Uncharted 4 and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, both of which debuted on the PS4. The PS5 versions of the game feature smoother graphics and frame rates, as well as better haptic feedback with the DualSense controller. If you’ve never played these before, this is the way to do it.

Watch Dogs: Legion: was $39 now $11 @ Best Buy
Watch Dogs: Legion has a killer premise: Take control of just about anyone in the whole world. In a dystopian London, average citizens must band together as part of a white-hat hacker collective called DedSec. You can recruit almost anyone you meet into DedSec’s ranks, and everyone has different skills, from hacking, to combat, to medicine.

Assassins Creed Valhalla: was $59 now $14 @ Target
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is one of the biggest open-world games we’ve seen in the last few years. The main game can easily last more than 100 hours, to say nothing of all the free add-ons and paid expansions that Ubisoft has released since 2020. You play as a Viking explorer named Eivor, as he explores medieval England and attempts to create a home for his clan.

Grand Theft Auto V: was $38 now $14 @ Target
Grand Theft Auto V is one of the most ambitious open-world crime games on the market, with a huge world to explore and a complex story to experience. You play as three enterprising criminals: Michael, Franklin, and Trevor, each one of whom has a different arc to pursue. This game also gets you access to the wildly popular Grand Theft Auto Online mode.

Halo Infinite: was $59 now $19 @ Target
Perhaps the Xbox Series X’s flagship game, Halo Infinite is an ambitious first-person shooter with a lot to like in both the single-player and multiplayer modes. In the campaign, you’ll play as Master Chief in a semi-open world, exploring with the help of a grappling hook. The multiplayer mode has both casual and competitive play, with plenty of cosmetics to earn.

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition: was $39 now $19 @ Target
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is a remastered version of one of the greatest RPG trilogies of all time. You play as Commander Shepard: a customizable space marine, who becomes the galaxy’s last hope against an invading alien force called the Reapers. With strong third-person shooter gameplay and more than a dozen fleshed-out party members, this one will keep you busy for a while.

Resident Evil Village: was $39 now $19 @ Target
Resident Evil Village is the latest entry in Capcom’s long-running survival/horror series, and by all accounts, it’s a pretty solid one. Recurring protagonist Ethan Winters explores a remote European town, complete with a spooky castle and four beautiful vampires. With action and scares in equal measure, Resident Evil Village is a good bet for horror fans.

Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection: was $39 now $14 @ Best Buy
The Assassin’s Creed series arguably peaked with Ezio’s adventures in Renaissance Italy (and Turkey), and now you can get all of those games in a single Switch collection. Assassin’s Cred: The Ezio Collection gathers together Assassin’s Creed II, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood and Assassin’s Creed Revelations, all of which are excellent open-world stealth/action games.

Castlevania Advance Collection: was $19 now $11 @ Amazon
The Castlevania Advance Collection gathers together the three Castlevania games that debuted on the Game Boy Advance: Circle of the Moon, Harmony of Dissonance and Aria of Sorrow. Each one is a side-scrolling Metroidvania with RPG elements, and each one is a ton of fun. If you have an affinity for Gothic horror and exploration, this collection is an easy sell.

Hot Wheels Unleashed: was $29 now $19 @ Best Buy
Hot Wheels Unleashed is a kid-friendly racing game that features Hot Wheels cars rather than real-world automobiles. If you’re shopping for a child who’s obsessed with the perennially popular die cast cars, this game’s appeal should be self-explanatory. Just be aware that while the game itself, the microtransactions have the potential to get expensive.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated: was $29 now $19 @ Walmart
SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated is a remaster of the popular PS2-era action game. The game stars the titular sponge and his friends as they take part in an original story, complete with the same voice actors from the cartoon. It’s a kid-friendly platformer that still holds up well for the adults who grew up with it.

Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town: was $29 now $19 @ Best Buy
Story of Seasons is a beloved farming sim series, and Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town is one of its more recent entries. By this point, you probably know the drill: tend a farm, cultivate crops, marry eligible townsfolk and attend a whole bunch of different seasonal festivals. It’s a chill, relaxing experience with plenty of ways to customize your character and surroundings.