Spring has sprung, and so have the sales! If you're on the prowl for stellar video game deals, Woot's Spring Video Game Sale is the place to be. Right now, you can snag an awesome discount on Monster Hunter Wilds.
Monster Hunter Wilds is currently on sale for just $54.99 for both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, a sweet 21% off its usual $69.99 price tag. If you've been eyeing this game, now's your chance to add it to your physical collection. But don't dilly-dally; Woot says there are only nine days left on this deal, or until it's sold out!
For PS5/Xbox Series X
$69.99 save 21%
$54.99 at Woot
Still not sure about Monster Hunter Wilds? Our review at IGN by Tom Marks raves, "Monster Hunter Wilds continues to smooth off the traditionally rough edges of the series in smart ways, reducing as much friction as possible that could get in the way of you grabbing any of its exceptionally fun weapons and planting them firmly in a monster’s hide."
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The Monster Hunter Wilds deal is just the tip of the iceberg. For more incredible video game deals, dive into our roundups of the best PlayStation deals, the best Xbox deals, and the best Nintendo Switch deals. PC gamers, don't miss out on our best Spring Sales guide. Also, mark your calendar for Amazon's Spring Sale next week, where you're sure to find even more exciting game deals. Keep it on your radar!
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