PS5 game deals in Australia: the cheapest way to buy Demon's Souls, Spider-Man and more

Buy Assassin's Creed: Valhalla | AU$78 at Amazon (usually AU$99.95)
This has been on sale for as little as AU$68, so this isn't the cheapest you'll likely ever get Valhalla again. If you've got the patience, maybe wait it out: Amazon prices on Ubisoft games tend to fluctuate wildly.

Buy Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War | AU$88 at Amazon (usually AU$119.95)
While the latest Black Ops releases a day after the PS5 in Australia, that's close enough for us to consider it a launch title. The price varies wherever you look: JB Hi-Fi has it for AU$109, EB Games has it for AU$119.95, but Amazon's discount easily beats the competition, even if the price has gone up since the game's launch.

Cyberpunk 2077 | AU$78 (usually AU$109.95)
Yeah, this isn't a next-gen title: updates for the upgraded PS5 and Xbox Series version won't release until the second half of this year. Still, the PS5 does a good job of running this technical marvel at 60fps, compared to a famously poor showing on the base PS4. If you're going to be playing Cyberpunk 2077 any time soon, doing so on a new-gen console with backwards compatibility is the only tolerable way to go.

Buy Demon's Souls | AU$98 at Amazon (usually AU$124.95)
Arguably the most exciting launch title in the PS5's arsenal, this ground-up remake of Demon's Souls has an RRP of AU$124.95, which most retailers are abiding by. At the moment, Amazon is selling it for a huge AU$26.95 off the usual price. Hard to say if it'll get cheaper than this any time soon, but this is the best we've seen so far.

Buy Godfall | AU$96 at Amazon (usually AU$124.95)
This third-person melee brawler has the distinction of being the first game officially announced for PS5. It's not a first-party game, but the same RRP pricing applies. That said, the price has dipped significantly several times since launch, probably because the game didn't exactly blow the world away. It's hit the sub-AU$80 mark before, so best wait if you want a bargain.

Immortals Fenyx Rising | AU$58 (usually AU$99.95)
This cross-gen open world adventure is like other Ubisoft games: it doesn't RRP above AU$100 like a lot of other late 2020 games (looking at you, first-party Sony games). Even then, this current price at JB Hi-Fi is pretty good.

Buy NBA 2K21 | AU$88 at Amazon (usually AU$109.95)
Again, Amazon has this cheapest by a landslide. Do note that if you own the base PS4 version, you won't get a free upgrade to PS5: that will only happen if you own the Mamba Forever Edition, which is currently AU$150 on Amazon. Ouch.

Buy Planet Coaster: Console Edition | AU$69 at Amazon (usually AU$79.95)
This brilliant amusement park simulator isn't a full price title, but yet again, Amazon has it the cheapest. The game actually ships a couple of days before launch, so if it's the PS5 launch title you're most excited for, you should have it ready to go, day one.

Buy Sackboy: A Big Adventure | AU$88 at Amazon (usually AU$109.95)
This whimsical family-friendly outing RRPs for less than the likes of Demon's Souls, but it's still expensive. Amazon is selling it for just under a hundred, but there is a trick to getting it cheaper: the PS4 version upgrades to the PS5 version for free and is currently AU$79 at Amazon. It's unclear if there's a time limit on that upgrade offer, and of course, if you buy it physically for PS4 and purchase a PS5 digital edition, it won't work.

Buy Spider-Man: Miles Morales | AU$75 at Amazon (usually AU$95)
Depending who you talk to (read: anyone not obsessed with Demon's Souls) this is the jewel in Sony's PS5 launch crown. The version listed above is Miles Morales alone, but if you want the 2017 PS4 game included, the Ultimate Edition is currently AU$98 at Amazon, and AU$125 everywhere else. The PS4 version is available for AU$79 on Amazon, and upgrades to the next-gen version for free. That's a good option if you missed a launch PS5.