Over on the Epic Games Store, the annual slavings for savings sale has kicked off. Epic’s Holiday Sale includes a number of games well worth a recommendation, such as the delightful Immortals Fenyx Rising, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, and yes Ubisoft I’ll take that pay-off in the mail.

With Xmas around the corner, the Epic Games Store is feeling especially festive as they kick off their biggest reason yet to setup an account on that digital distribution front. Twelve days! Twelve games! Each one free! Not a bad deal at all I reckon. The first such game which’ll be up for grabs is one that serves as answer to a question that has dogged mankind for eons: Pacific Rim but what if it was chess?

Hey there! Yeah you! Do you have a hankering for video games whose price point can be compared to a combination of freshly born chicks that have been sliced into French fries and served hot on a plate? We call that cheep chips, weirdo. It’s also an apt description of some games that happen to be on sale right now, as the PlayStation store is having one of its regular discount sessions.

Tis the season for bargains currently and as was predicted earlier this month, Steam is kicking off its Autumn Sale right meow.

If you happen to have a PlayStation Plus membership that is activated before October 10 this year, Spotify will cost you 10% less every month. Here’s the full list of details, straight from the horse’s mouth while I tap a hole in my floor thanks to the sweet rhythms of The Offspring.

For many reasons, Injustice 2 was our favourite fighting game of the year. Injustice 2 is NetherRealm at its very best. It’s a game that succeeds not just as a great fighting game, but a superlative superhero one. Now you can try it for free.

Why not enjoy your money rather? Why not enjoy life by closing all of your curtains barricading the doors and searing your eyeballs with mini-maps as you explore a digital landscape of beauty and brutality? Even better, you can grab a cheap game without having to step outside into gaah “natural light”. It’s a win-win scenario. Over on the PlayStation storefront, you can grab plenty of discounts. If you happen to have a PlayStation Plus account, those discounts double up for you.

Just when you thought that you might have a chance of finally capping your Steam backlog once and for all, you hear a knock at the door and see Gabe Newell’s smiling face through the peephole. “It’s time” he whispers, as you tearfully surrender to the inevitable. Yup, another Steam is on its way, with current rumours pegging a late June start.