GameStop currently has over 300 physical games on sale for just $15. As part of their Quick Saves deal, select PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch titles are available at super low prices. Sales like this typically only offer shovelware titles most people wouldn't be interested in, but GameStop's Quick Saves deal has countless indie and AAA games that are absolutely worth picking up now if you've missed them. Say sorry to your backlog, I know I will be.
Some collector's and deluxe editions are also available, as well as a small amount of LimitedRun games like Worms. You can also grab a couple of Blu-rays, too!
For more sales like this, make sure to check out our full roundup of Memorial Day video game deals going on right now.
Physical Games for Just $15 at GameStop
This GameStop sale has a ton of critically successful titles, including games from years passed and recent releases. If you're an FGC fan, Tekken 8 is available and is one of the series' best entries according to our review. Then there's Persona 5 Tactica, a tactical RPG set in the middle of Persona 5. With all of these and more at just $15, it's the perfect time to stock up for a rainy day.
Save on Deluxe, Premium, Limited, and Collector's Editions
This $15 sale extends to massive collector's and premium edition box sets of some games. You can pick up the massive Dead Island 2 HELL-A Edition that typically goes for $99.99 MSRP, which comes with the game disc and steelbook case, the expansion pass, badges and pins, and a foldout map of Venice Beach. Then there's Dragon Age: The Veilguard Deluxe Edition, usually $69.99, that includes a variety of weapon and armor skins.
Save on Select Blu-Rays
Finally, you can buy a handful of Blu-rays as part of this $15 sale. The selection is a bit sparse, but you can pick up season 1 of HBO's The Last of Us to catch up before season 2 ends this Sunday. I recommend grabbing the Super Mario Bros. Movie Blu-ray before its sequel is out as well. The next movie's title leaked, and I'm excited to see how the next film pays homage to a retro classic.
Myles Obenza is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Bluesky @mylesobenza.bsky.social.
