The generally agreed upon AU$109.95 RRP for a new blockbuster videogame still stings, even after all these years. Thankfully, there's no reason to pay that much for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, because Australian retailers are currently fighting tooth and nail to offer the cheapest price. As a thrifty lover of 80+ hour RPGs, you really do love to see it.
Earlier this week Target went nuts and reduced the price of Dragon Age: The Veilguard to AU$75, an offer they're maintaining until November 20. So if you have a Target nearby, you could go and grab it today.
Inevitably, Amazon caught wind of this discount and has price matched, offering Dragon Age: The Veilguard for both PS5 and Xbox Series X for the same AU$75. Both offer free delivery, so it really just depends which you prefer.
Those retailers are quite emphatically the best when it comes to price at the moment. Unfortunately, if you're a PC gamer you're a bit out of luck: Dragon Age: The Veilguard hasn't been released physically in Australia, and Steam isn't offering any discounts (still, its price is better than the RRP on consoles, at AU$89.95). Third-party key sellers like Fanatical and Green Man Gaming often offer a small discount at launch, but they're not stocking this one.
If you're after the Deluxe Edition, which includes a bunch of cosmetics for the playable character Rook, their companion, and their weapons, that's currently enjoying a 10% discount, bringing it down to AU$125.95 on both PS5 and Xbox. I personally doubt it's worth it, but maybe you love this stuff!
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