Pearl Abyss’ eagerly-awaited action-adventure game comes out in a few days. The Black Desert developer will shortly release its action-adventure title, Crimson Desert, across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, and PC.

Those looking to buy the game for their PS5 could save up to £16 due to a pre-order deal. Presently, pre-orders for a physical copy of Crimson Desert are available at Argos for £49.99, though an offer from TopCashback, a money-saving platform that gives new members a £!5 sign-up bonus when they spend £15 or more at a participating retailer.

After placing a pre-order, players will receive both the game disc and the box for their PS5 by post. This will feature the complete base game, enabling you to experience the identical content and story that would otherwise be accessible via a digital purchase.

However, if you wish to purchase the game elsewhere, pre-orders are also available on Very for £49.99. Similar to Argos, this edition of the game includes the complete base game and all the content you can anticipate from a digital purchase, reports the Manchester Evening News.

Alternatively, gamers can secure a physical edition of the title from The Game Collection for £54.95. Similar to other advance purchases, this includes the complete version of the game.

Crimson Desert will plunge players into the unforgiving continent of Pywell as they assume the role of Gretmane Kiff. Players will be required to discover previously uncharted territories, interact with various factions, and combat formidable adversaries.

A synopsis from Pearl Abyss reads: “A devastating ambush in the deep of night by their sworn enemies the Black Bears leaves members of the Greymanes dead or scattered across the continent. Kliff – having lost his Greymane comrades, his family in all but name – is determined to reunite with the survivors, rebuild the fallen Greymanes, and reclaim what was lost.

“But on a journey where alliances are forged, dangers abound, and mysterious factions are uncovered, Kliff will come to realise that an unprecedented threat and a destiny greater than he imagined await him.”