Far Cry New Dawn Price Reduced by 50% less than a month after launch

Far Cry New Dawn Price Reduced by 50% less than a month after launch

Far Cry New Dawn Price Reduced by 50% less than a month after launch

Far Cry New Dawn released less than a month ago, launching on February 15th on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 for a UK price of £37.99. Now, thanks to Ubisoft’s Spring Sale, the game is now available with a 50% discount, an insane price decrease for such a new game. 

That’s right, Ubisoft reduced the price of Far Cry New Dawn less than a month after the game’s release, effectively selling the game too early adopters with a 100% mark up over today’s pricing, a trend that is becoming incredibly common in today’s gaming landscape. 

Reduced pricing for games is nothing new. Every retailer has to have a sale every once in a while, but in the gaming market, these promotional periods are coming closer and closer to release for many game publishers, so much so that we often wonder why anyone would buy a game from them at launch.   

Another example of this is Fallout 76, which received a 33% discount at several online retailers a mere two weeks after the game’s release on PC. 

Far Cry New Dawn Price Reduced by 50% less than a month after launch  

If you are interested in Far Cry New Dawn, Ubisoft’s Spring Sale might be the ideal opportunity to buy the game, as Ubisoft are unlikely to give the game further discounts anytime soon. 

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