Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 on PlayStation 5 can be bought for £49.56 through a limited-time offer, saving shoppers £20.43 from its £69.99 price. The flash deal, available until 11.59pm on Tuesday, October 27, combines a £15 welcome bonus and enhanced cashback from TopCashback.
The latest title in Activision’s first-person shooter series launched on Friday, October 23, and has drawn strong reviews from critics and fans, with its campaign mode singled out as a highlight. Retailer GAME has cut the game from £69.99 to £64.99, but the TopCashback route brings the effective cost lower.
How the £49.56 price works
Shoppers who create a TopCashback account receive a £15 welcome bonus when spending £15 or more. The site is also offering an enhanced 10% cashback on Modern Warfare 4 orders at GAME until 11.59pm on October 27, bringing the effective price to £49.56 including delivery.
Cashback will appear in shoppers’ TopCashback accounts within seven working days of purchase. It becomes payable and available to withdraw or spend after GAME has paid TopCashback the commission for the order.
Other retailer prices
Argos sells the PS5 edition for £58.99 with free click and collect, while home delivery adds £4.95. Amazon has reduced both PS5 and Xbox versions from £69.99 to £59.99, with the Nintendo Switch edition still at full price. AO members can get the game for £56, while non-members pay £60 with free delivery.
A digital version is also available through Loaded, formerly known as CD Keys, from £50.99 for Switch 2 or £54.99 for Xbox. Shoppers are advised to select the UK/EU edition to receive the correct version of the game.
Story and critical reception
According to the official synopsis, Modern Warfare 4 takes place as North Korea launches a full-scale invasion of the Korean Peninsula. A young squad of South Korean soldiers fights to survive on the collapsing front lines, while franchise veteran Captain Price wages a personal war from the shadows.
The game holds an 89% Metacritic score based on 14 reviews. Forbes reports this marks a 15-year franchise high, with critics praising a campaign that includes battles and chases in Korea, New York, Paris and Mumbai. Digital Chumps called it “the Call of Duty game we deserve” and a “definitive series best,” while PSX Brasil described it as “the best game in the series in a decade and possibly one of the best of all time.” Impulse Gamer said it offers “the best single-player campaign in years, with a fresh South Korean setting, diverse missions and high-octane combat.”