Saros Gets $20 Discount at Amazon Ahead of Black Friday, Returning to Its Lowest Price Point There

PS5 users already have quite a few game deals to look through in the PlayStation Store's Black Friday sale, but if you're looking to buy physical games instead of digital, it's time to turn your attention to Amazon. While we wait for the retailer's main Black Friday sale to start on November 19, we've spotted a deal on Saros that's well worth checking out before then.Housemarque's latest game has received a $20 discount ahead of the seasonal sale, bringing it back down to $50. This marks a return to the lowest price we've seen the game drop to at the retailer, so this is a perfect time to grab it if it's been on your wishlist. Plus, the timing couldn't be better to jump in and experience the new Zenith update.SAROS - PS5If you seek a challenge to conquer during the chilly winter months this year, Saros can provide it. This fast-paced action game is a "test of skill that's as much a rhythmic dance as it is a fireworks show with a punch-packing sci-fi arsenal", according to IGN reviewer Michael Higham. He also highlighted that, "Housemarque once again proved that its bullet-hell sensibilities mesh incredibly well with fluid and super-challenging action."And as mentioned before, a new Zenith update also launched for the game at the end of October. This added some new features, including New Game+, 10 new Trial Modifiers for an added challenge, a boss rush mode, and a golden crown for Arjun for when you have Trial Modifiers active. While this physical copy of Saros doesn't have a 'limited time deal' tag on it, there's also no way to tell how long its deal will be live for. If this game has been on your radar, now is the time to make a move and add it to your shopping cart. And if you're looking for more video game deals like this, you won't have much longer to wait.If you're wondering when sales officially begin this year, have a look at our rundown of Black Friday sale dates to see when retailers will start dropping deals over the next couple of weeks.Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the commerce team here at IGN.