Until Dawn 2 is notably cheaper than most first-party PlayStation games, but is this anything to be worried about?
Choice-and-consequence horror game Until Dawn 2, which only just got a release date , has also gone up for pre-ordering on the PlayStation Store.

Choice-and-consequence horror game Until Dawn 2, which only just got a release date , has also gone up for pre-ordering on the PlayStation Store.
The short version
- And the revealing bit about this is that the PS5-exclusive title is priced £45 on the UK PS Store (as spotted by Push Square ), which makes it a slightly cheaper offering than a full-priced game normally is.
- This lower price is notable among the line-up of first-party PlayStation Studios games.
- This year's Saros was priced £70 / $70, and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls was £60 / $60.
What happened
And later this month, Marvel's Wolverine is £70 / $70 again. It's a pleasing discovery, although it does beg the question of "why?".
Why it matters
Could the price signify a shorter adventure than we're typically used to?
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