Star Wars Day video game and toy deals – plus £15 off Jedi Survivor

Star Wars Day on May the 4th seems to get bigger by the year. The annual celebration of all things Star Wars usually coincides with a big announcement or two, not to mention deals and discounts on a variety of Star Wars toys and video games. This includes a massive saving on the recently released Star Wars Jedi Survivor, which is out now on PlayStation, Xbox and PC. If you’ve been thinking of grabbing a copy of the Fallen Order sequel, then you can save £15 by signing up for a TopCashBack account.  

TopCashback is currently offering new members the chance to get £15 back when shopping at video game retailers such as Argos, Very, Currys and GAME.

Exclusive to new members only, you can take advantage of the discount by clicking the link above and signing up for a free TopCashback account.

After making an account and visiting one of the aforementioned websites via TopCashback, you’ll earn up £15 when making a purchase.

Essentially, this means you can grab a copy of Star Wars: Jedi Survivor for £49.99 from GAME, instead of the £64.99 recommended retail price (prices are correct at the time of writing).

I’ve taken advantage of new member savings with TopCashback in the past, and while it can sometimes take a couple of months for the money to appear in your account, the site does eventually pay out. 

Indeed, if you spend a lot of money online, signing up for a TopCashback account is a no-brainer. You can earn hundreds of pounds over the course of a year, simply by going through TopCashback before making a purchase.

Speaking of Star Wars video games, Steam is currently holding a huge midweek sale to celebrate May the 4th.

The PC gaming platform is selling Star Wars Battlefront 2 for just £8.74, while Star Wars Squadrons is down to £5.24!

LEGO Star Wars titles are available for as little as £3.87, and classic RPG Knights of the Old Republic and its sequel are £2.51.

Also selling for £2.51 are Star Wars Episode I: Racer, Jedi Academy, Jedi Outcast, and Republic Commando.

Elsewhere, old-school PC games like Shadows of the Empire and Dark Forces are available for under £2.