EOFY gaming deals 2026: EOFY is over, but PS5 and Switch deals remain

A nice price on the most recent mainline Assassin's Creed adventure, which after years of fan demand, is set in Japan. According to our reviewer, "its dual protagonists improve on the series' stealth-driven roots and modern RPG leanings, though they're let down by a vague story that fails to make full use of either character."

Gearbox's newest open world looter shooter gets a tidy discount in the months after launch, despite Randy Pitchford suggesting it wouldn't happen. If you're after a 50+ hour RPG sprawl that you can play with friends, this is well worth it at this price.

It's hardly GOTY material, but if you're after a Soulslike with a thick anime veneer, Code Vein 2 is the best example of that since, well, Code Vein. This was AU$109 at release in February, so for AU$39, only five months later, is a bit of a bargain.

If you're after a gorgeous crime drama set in early 20th century Italy, you could do much worse than Mafia The Old Country. This one's also good if you're over the trappings of modern blockbuster open world games: sure, there's a big ol' map, but this one keeps things very story focused.

Although the ticket price on this is AU$44 now, it was at least AU$89 upon release back in March, so AU$29 is pretty extraordinarily cheap for a 2025 title. Sure, it's proven divisive, but if you're a fan of the series or have a crew who want to stab a bunch of monsters to death in a pretty open world, it's a good time.

The wireless Nintendo Switch 2 Pro controller takes after its predecessor, but this time is decked out with new re-mappable GL/GR buttons, and the new 'C' button to initiate the brand-new Switch 2 Game Chat feature. This discount makes it a touch more affordable if you want to give your Joy-Cons a rest.

Having an extra set of Joy-Con 2 controllers can come in handy, especially if you plan to play a lot of local Mario Kart World. This extra pair comes with both the left and right updated Joy-Con 2 controllers, which includes the newly updated HD rumble and mouse controls.

A little over AU$20 off this modern classic (which, I feel inclined to add, has now released across three Nintendo generations). If you've never played it, this is obviously the best way to do so.

Yes, Tears of the Kingdom is getting the "Nintendo Switch 2 Edition" treatment too, though if you're new to the Switch Zelda games you should definitely start with Breath of the Wild. This is a good price for a meaty open world adventure.

If you didn't buy the Switch 2 bundle, you're going to need Mario Kart World whether you like it or not. It is basically law that everyone with a Nintendo console needs whichever Mario Kart game releases for that gen. Think you can get away with it? I dare you.

Amazon has carved 19% off the RRP for this new Pokémon game. It's the first in the series to release natively for Nintendo Switch 2 (though it's coming to the older Switch too) so expect proceedings to be sharper and smoother than the famously ropey Scarlet & Violet. This one ditches turn-based combat for a live-action approach that's reminiscent of the Xenoblade Chronicles games.

Hazelight's two-player odyssey skipped the original Nintendo Switch, but here it is for the Nintendo Switch 2. This co-op game is perfect for the extremely co-op friendly new console.