Save $20 on any game over $40 at QVC this weekend

Everyone doesn’t know that October is the most spoopy month of the year, and we celebrate numerous rounds creepy (and not so creepy) is doing a very good weekend for you. Besides, he deals with various things horror movie collectionsYou can find discounts Magic: The Gathering He adorns the emperor, and aesthetically pleasing I choose to kill.

As we do every weekend here at Polygon, we’ve rounded up a collection of our favorite deals from the worlds of gaming and entertainment, along with some of the best-selling products that have made a recent appearance on our site.

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QVC is currently running a promotion that lets you save $20 on eligible purchases of $40 or more through Oct. 22, just apply the code HOLIDAY20. Some of the titles included in this sale Detective Pikachu returns, Resident Evil 4, Assassin’s Creed Mirage, Forza Motorsport, Mortal Kombat 1and The Legend of Zelda: Lament of the Realm. The website also includes books Super Mario Bros as an eligible title for this sale, but must be in and out of stock.

October is fast shaping up to be a signature month for Xbox Game Pass, with games added as early as 2022 Dead space to be reformed and Cities: Skylines 2 alongside the array of spooky titles already available, such as ” : lies P; SignalGrim Fandango Remasteredand Prey. If you have not yet subscribed to one of the best values ​​in the game, today you can find discounted plans for the last Game Pass on Eneba, allowing you to collect. six months subscription for $51.27, or a* three months plan to a minimum of $31.86.

A lo-fi horror mystery title The income of Obra Dinn it recently celebrated its five-year anniversary. If you didn’t get your chance to play through this nautical adventure, you can pick up the game today for just $9.99 via Steam, knocking 50% off the regular price.

If you’d rather have your games on the cards, you can find substantial discounts on the latest releases Magic: The Doctor’s Collection Folder Card. One of the more recent Universal Beyond collaborations, joining the likes of IPS Fallout and Lord of the Rings, this collection of the best-loved British medical writers of the 1930s, along with other classic villains and characters. Currently, you can find the prince of the open for that minimum of $43.47, knocking about 25% off the regular price, while 12-Pack undergraduate courses They are available for $221.93 (was $263.88).

If you need new blood for your campaign Vampire: MasqueradeHumble now drops into a discounted collection of canon books, campaigns, and one-shots for the blood-sucking TTRPG. In the month of darkness book bundles let you add roughly $418 worth of supplemental material for the fifth-edition rules to your library for just $18. In addition to the PDFs for the core rulebooks Vampire: Masqueradeand Hunter: ComputingThis collection contains the following works to breathe some new life into your next group.

• Camarilla
• Anarch
• Saturday: Black Hand
• Second Inquisition
• Cult of the Blood Gods
• Chicago by night
• Let the roads be Red
• Chicago Leafs
• The fall of London
• Forbidden Religions
• Children of the blood
• Gaius Valerius Os
• Last Dance at Renauld’s
• The Last Theft
• A taste of the moon
• Auld Blood
• middle kiss

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The best entertainment deals this week

There are some awesome classic horror Blu-ray collections for sale at Amazon. The Friday the 13th collector’s box set it is currently discounted to $89.99 (was $159.98). This 16 disc collector’s box includes every movie in the franchise and a wealth of goodies and memorabilia.

Some other classics are included in this sale the collected works of Alfred Hitchcock for $49.99 (was $99.98), the complete 156 episode run of the original The Twilight Zone series on Blu-ray for $41.99 (was $76.99), and the 4K UHD collection of Universal Classic Show for $29.99 (was $79.99).

If your horror tastes a little more modern, you can also find two discs of the 4K UHD collection. Quiet Place for $18.77 (was $33.99), and the first time of The Last of Us series for $28.45 (was $49.99).

While Pokemon’s collaboration with Van Gogh might be a thing of the past, the Lego team’s fascination with gold is still alive and well. Now, you can find three dimensions Read Van Gogh’s version Starry night on sale at Walmart for $136 instead of the usual $170. The 2,316-piece set can be displayed free-standing or wall-mounted, and even includes a minifigure of the man himself.