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If you have a PlayStation 5 and want a great game to check out, Demon's Soulsis a classically challenging adventure you won't want to miss. The PlayStation 5 update is a remake of the original 2009 version on the PlayStation 3, with a number of improvements in terms of gameplay, visuals, and more – mostly making it available to a brand new audience on the then-just released PS5. If you've yet to try out the remake, today's your lucky day.

As of May 31, you can get Demon's Souls on PS5 from Amazon for just $69.99. That's $40 off its normal price of $29.99 and a discount of 57%. This particular discount isn't available directly from PlayStation as part of its current Days of Play sale lineup, so if you've been looking forward to giving it a try, Amazon has swooped in to save the day with this sale.

Demon's Soulsoriginally debuted in 2009 on PlayStation 3, and this update overhauls much of the title with quality of life improvements, additions to make the game a bit more accessible to newcomers, and significant graphical improvements. It's now the definitive version of the game, if you're a Soulsfan, and it received universal acclaim from critics on release, currently sitting at a 92 on Metacritic.

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Be sure to snag your copy now as it's likely to sell out at this price quickly. And for more PlayStation deals, check out the Days of Play sale for plenty of other money-saving deals.

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