If you’re caught up in the excitement of March Madness, it’s time to pivot because the PS Store is hosting its own extravaganza: Mega March. This is your chance to snag some fantastic deals on top-tier PS4 and PS5 games. You can dive into savings of up to 75%, and sometimes even more, across a vast selection of titles. One standout offer is a bundle that redefined the horror game landscape starting back in 2010.
There’s a gem hiding in the Mega March lineup you won’t want to miss: The Frictional Collection, which is available for a jaw-dropping 80% off on the PS Store. Priced at just $18.39, down from its usual $91.99, this bundle is a steal. But don’t delay—this super deal wraps up on March 27.
Inside this collection are five celebrated horror titles: Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, Amnesia: Rebirth, Amnesia: The Bunker, and Soma. In essence, you’re getting the full Amnesia saga, plus a sci-fi horror masterpiece from the same minds behind The Dark Descent. It also packs in the chilling expansion Amnesia: Justine.
While Soma veers off on its own narrative path, the Amnesia games are interconnected in varying degrees. Rebirth picks up where The Dark Descent left off, acting as its direct sequel. A Machine for Pigs and The Bunker take a more thematic connection approach rather than narrative continuity, echoing the elements that made the original so compelling. All these titles embrace a first-person perspective, akin to other immersive horror staples like Outlast and Layers of Fear.
These spine-tingling adventures have been met with applause since their respective launches. The Dark Descent earned particular acclaim, pulling in an impressive average score of 85 on Metacritic. Meanwhile, Soma isn’t far behind, boasting an average score of 84. The remaining titles in the Frictional Collection aren’t slouches either, with scores comfortably sitting in the low 80s and high 70s range. So, if you have even the slightest interest in exploring the horror genre, this is a golden opportunity you shouldn’t pass up.
