Weekend Game Deals: Pikmin 4, Doom, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth & More

Looking to grab a great game without breaking the bank? This weekend's deals have you covered, with discounts on everything from Pikmin 4 to Doom: The Dark Ages. Here are our top picks for Sunday, October 18.

First up, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is on sale for the first time ever. Released this June, you can snag a copy for $44.99 on Amazon across all platforms. In our 8/10 review, we called it "a great action-adventure game that continues to prove why the HD-2D art style is among the best around." If you've been curious about this one, now's your chance.

Pikmin 4 for Nintendo Switch is just $39.88 at Walmart for a digital copy. That's perfect timing before next month's release of Pikmin 4 – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Dandori Academy. Grab it today and you'll also score the Switch 2 upgrade pack for $9.99—way better than paying $70.

Over at Fanatical, Doom: The Dark Ages - Premium Edition is just $31.49. This edition includes the base game, this Summer's Revelations DLC, and other bonuses. If you haven't tried id Software's latest, this deal is hard to beat, and the Revelations DLC is a blast.

Star Wars Zero Company is one of the year's biggest sleeper hits, and you can save $12 on a physical copy at Amazon for $47.97. Our 9/10 review praised it as "an excellent tactical game" with a cinematic look and a refreshing story centered on non-Force users.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for Nintendo Switch 2 is on sale for $34.99 at Walmart. This physical version includes an exclusive Zack Fair Magic: The Gathering - Final Fantasy card—perfect for collectors. If you haven't explored beyond Midgar on Switch 2, now's the time.

Also worth noting: 007 The Daniel Craig Collection 4K Blu-ray is $30.81 (includes Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, and Spectre, plus the unrated extended cut of Casino Royale). Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is $39.99, and with 2nd Chapter out now, it's a great time to dive into the series. Mouse: P.I. For Hire physical copies are $24.99—our review said it "nails the aesthetics of both the 1930s cartoons and the detective stories that inspired it." And The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is $59.99 at Amazon, but this deal ends on release date, so don't wait.

Which of these deals are you planning to grab? Let us know in the comments!