Dragon Age: The Veilguard Just Got a Huge Discount for Xbox — An Amazing Action RPG I Can't Stop Playing

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard is down to just $49.99 in the Cyber Monday sales, or $69.99 for the Deluxe Edition. It's just for Xbox players, but at $20 off, it's still a wonderful offer and one of the best Xbox Cyber Monday deals right now. The action RPG is also down to $62.99 for those on PS5, which is a minor discount in comparison, but still worth mentioning in case you still want to pick up the game.

In their 9/10 review of the game, Leana Hafer said: "Dragon Age: The Veilguard refreshes and reinvigorates a storied series that stumbled through its middle years, and leaves no doubt that it deserves its place in the RPG pantheon. The next Mass Effect is going to have a very tough act to follow, which is not something I ever imagined I'd be saying before I got swept away on this adventure."

"Enjoyable action combat, a fantastic cast of allies with sweeping story arcs all their own, top-notch cinematics, and moving, nuanced character writing are the wings on which this triumphant dragon soars, pulling out all the stops in a whirlwind tour of Northern Thedas and capping it with a terrific finale that’s built on memorably tough choices and consequences. If we never get another Dragon Age, at least it got to go out on a high note."

Cyber Monday has unleashed some of the best Xbox video game deals, offering massive savings on fan favorites and fresh releases. Another standout alongside Dragon Age? Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero for just under $50 as well.

We’ve curated the top picks to make your shopping easier, but if you’re up for a treasure hunt, head over to Amazon and explore their sprawling lineup of Xbox deals. From blockbusters to hidden gems, there’s something for every gamer waiting to be scooped up.

Traditionally, Black Friday was the in-store shopping frenzy, while Cyber Monday focused on online deals. While those lines have blurred, Cyber Monday remains the top event for online-focused retailers like Amazon, Newegg, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. Even traditional retailers