Fallout 4 GOTY Edition is 75% off on PS5

Bethesda’s Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition is currently 75% off on the US PlayStation Store, bringing the PS4 and PS5 bundle down from $39.99 to $9.99. The promotion is listed as ending on 5 November 2026 at 07:59 UTC, so this is a timed store deal rather than a permanent price change.¹

The official PlayStation listing identifies the package as the G.O.T.Y. Edition and confirms that it includes both the PS4 and PS5 versions. It also lists 18 accessibility features, remote play support and PS5 cloud streaming through PlayStation Plus Premium. The deal is therefore aimed at players who want the complete base game-and-expansions package on Sony’s current console, rather than a cheaper standalone upgrade.¹

What the £9.99? $9.99 deal includes

The six official add-ons are included: Automatron, Wasteland Workshop, Far Harbor, Contraptions Workshop, Vault-Tec Workshop and Nuka-World. Together, they add new quests, locations, enemies, crafting options and building tools to the main game. The official listing describes the edition as the critically acclaimed role-playing game plus all six add-ons, and says the purchase entitles players to download both the digital PS4 and PS5 versions.¹

The store page also says that owners of the PS4 version can claim the PS5 digital version at no extra cost. Players with a PS4 disc need to keep that disc inserted when playing on a PS5, while owners of the digital PS5 Edition cannot use a PS4 disc to claim the upgrade. Those details matter because the deal is easy to misread as a separate PS5 remaster purchase when it is actually a cross-generation digital entitlement.¹

PlayStation lists the game at an average rating of 4.55 out of five from more than 167,000 ratings. The listing also says Fallout 4 has won more than 200 “Best Of” awards, although those figures describe the product page’s accumulated reception rather than a new review of the current version.¹

The deal’s wider context

The sale arrives as a straightforward catalogue promotion for a long-running Bethesda RPG. PlayStation LifeStyle reports the same 75% reduction, the $9.99 price and the 5 November end date, while noting that the package contains the full game and all six add-ons.² The publication also highlights features such as the open-world structure, the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. character system, first- and third-person combat, V.A.T.S. and settlement construction.

Those features remain the reason this edition is more substantial than a basic discount headline suggests. Fallout 4 is built around player choice: the same wasteland can be approached through faction politics, exploration, combat, crafting or settlement building. The expansions widen that playground rather than simply adding cosmetic extras. Far Harbor provides a separate story-driven area, while Nuka-World offers another large location and a different tone from the Commonwealth. The smaller workshop packs deepen the construction side of the game.

There are some important limits to the promotion. The price and end date shown by PlayStation are for the US store, so shoppers elsewhere should check their local PlayStation Store before assuming the same currency conversion or deadline. The listing also says that in-game purchases are optional and that online features require a PlayStation account, but the core game and its expansions are presented as a single-player package.¹

Our opinion

This is a notably complete version of a familiar game rather than a token discount on an incomplete bundle. The combination of the PS5 entitlement and six expansions gives the offer a clear identity: it is aimed at people who have never played Fallout 4, players returning after the television adaptation renewed interest in the series, and PS5 owners who want one package covering the main campaign and its major add-ons.

The deal is less meaningful for anyone who already owns the PS4 edition and its expansions, because the official listing says existing PS4 owners can obtain the PS5 digital version without paying again. That distinction is worth putting ahead of the headline price. For new buyers, however, the promotion makes the full Game of the Year package materially cheaper than its listed $39.99 price, with the deadline and regional store caveats clearly stated by the retailer.

At $9.99, the story here is not that Fallout 4 has suddenly changed. It is that a complete, cross-generation edition with six add-ons has entered a short, unusually low-priced window on PlayStation Store. Readers should verify the final price and expiry time on their local storefront before checking out.