Best gaming deals of the week – 2 July, 2026

Funko Fusion for £1.49!

Evening, everyone.

We all know the drill at this point: I’m back again with 5 crazy good deals across each of the major platforms. As always, I try to vary things a bit, including some games I’ve not tried myself but I know are popular with fans. The deals are a bit all over the place this week, there doesn’t seem to be as many gems as usual but there are still plenty to be had, with a few curveballs thrown in for good measure too.

Right, let’s go…

Nintendo

It’s not a great week for Nintendo Switch sales, although I definitely think they have a quality control issue with the eShop that is particularly noticeable when browsing for deals. Once you scroll past all the brainrot and anime feet games though there are still a few bargains to be had. Lego City Undercover is one of the best Lego games out there and probably the best thing to come out of the Wii U too, and two quid for Brothers is a bargain so grab that if you’ve enjoyed any of Josef Fares’ later games!

Playstation

Right, before anyone makes a snarky comment: I’m not saying Mindseye is a good game. I’ve not actually played it, but at 70% off and under 12 quid, I’m at least a little curious and I’m sure some of you are too. If it’s really bad then let me know in the comments and I’ll give it a miss. Elsewhere, the lovely Tiny Bookshop has a small discount, or you can get one of Supermassive’s best games, The Quarry, with all the bells and whistles for 90% off!

Xbox

Again, I don’t know if Funko Fusion is as bad as people say it is, but I’d be willing to part with £1.49 to give it a go and see some of the references it’s no doubt packed with. Shout out to Lee from our Discord for spotting that one too.

Supermassive get their second shout-out this week with Frank Stone for under a fiver, or for under £2 you can get The Cabin Factory which is genuinely very scary.

Steam

I started looking at Steam and spotted a saving on the rather good Singularity from way back in the 360 era. This then sent me on a hunt for other similar bangers from the same time period, and I’ve now ended up just filling all five spots on the list with them, so take an action-filled jaunt down memory lane with these!

That’s your lot! As always, pop any other recommendations in the comments or let us know what you’ve picked up!

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