Action Offers PlayStation 5 Games at Discounted Prices
Full-game physical PlayStation 5 media priced at 59.95 Polish zlotys are now stocked on shelves across Action stores in a promotion scheduled to run through Nov. 17, 2026, according to retail reports.
The discount reduces the titles from their suggested retail price of 69.95 Polish zlotys, marking a 14% price cut on selected console software.
The retail chain, which in recent months offered Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 productions—with Nintendo Switch boxes previously containing only codes—has expanded its inventory to include Sony console media featuring physical discs.
The selection includes Ubisoft titles Watch Dogs: Legion, which places players in a futuristic London to build a hacker group against a system, and Star Wars Outlaws, which features smuggler Kay Vess in the Star Wars universe.
Additional discounted titles comprise Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy allowing players to control Star-Lord, Sonic Frontiers taking the blue hedgehog into open locations, and Fast & Furious Arcade Edition providing arcade driving gameplay. Reports note that the available titles share a common trait of not achieving particularly high sales and popularity.

Alongside the software, Action’s weekly promotion features hardware and smart home items, including a 3D gaming wall lighting kit containing six modules and a remote control for 38.95 Polish zlotys down from a suggested 64.49 Polish zlotys.
An LSC Smart Connect solar-powered camera recording in 2K resolution via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi with a built-in solar panel, motion sensor, night vision, 125-degree field of view, and an IP65 rating is priced at 119.99 Polish zlotys compared to its 149.99 Polish zlotys suggested price.
An indoor LSC Smart Connect IP camera featuring mobile app support, two-way audio, and night visibility up to five meters is available for 34.99 Polish zlotys against a 44.90 Polish zlotys suggested price.
After the promotion concludes on 17 listopada 2026 roku, the products will return to their suggested prices, though it remains unconfirmed whether the retailer will permanently maintain a regular inventory of physical PlayStation 5 games across its stores.