Key Highlights:
- Street Fighter 6 is £13.99 on the UK PlayStation Store, a 60% discount and its lowest recorded price.
- The standard edition offer ends on 21 October, while the discounted Years 1-2 Fighters Edition remains available until 4 November.
- Both editions include the PS4 and PS5 versions, but the larger bundle excludes Year 3 and Year 4 fighters.
Dropping to its lowest recorded UK price, Street Fighter 6 is now £13.99 on the PlayStation Store, reduced from £34.99 with a 60% discount. The limited-time offer covers both PS4 and PS5 versions of Capcom’s fighting game and ends at 11:59pm BST on Wednesday, 21 October 2026.
The UK PlayStation Store listing confirms the reduction, which is also identified as a historic low by price-tracking service PSprices. Players considering the more expensive Years 1-2 Fighters Edition have longer to decide, with that version reduced by 35% from £49.99 to £32.49 until 4 November at 11:59pm GMT.
The larger edition includes the complete game alongside eight additional characters from its first two years of post-launch content. Year 1 adds Rashid, A.K.I., Ed and Akuma, while Year 2 introduces M. Bison, Terry Bogard, Mai Shiranui and Elena.
It also includes four additional stages, Ruined Lab, Enma’s Hollow, Pao Pao Cafe 6 and Reniala Remains, plus extra Outfit 1 colour options for the original 18 fighters and the DLC characters. Both Character Passes contribute 4,200 Drive Tickets each, bringing the combined bonus to 8,400.
One restriction worth understanding is that the Years 1-2 Fighters Edition does not include Year 3 or Year 4 DLC characters. Those passes are sold separately, meaning newer additions such as Arjun, who joined Street Fighter 6 on 13 October, are not part of this particular bundle.
There is also a useful price comparison. Buying the discounted base game alongside the separately reduced Year 1 and Year 2 Character Passes would currently cost £42.72. The £32.49 Fighters Edition is therefore £10.23 cheaper, while also including the additional stages and original roster colour options.
However, players interested primarily in the standard game are not buying an incomplete fighting experience. The £13.99 edition contains all 18 launch characters, World Tour, Fighting Ground and Battle Hub, with access to Classic, Modern and Dynamic controls.
When I reviewed Street Fighter 6 on PS5, World Tour alone took me around 19 hours to finish. That makes this discount particularly attractive for players who want a substantial single-player experience without necessarily spending their evenings in Ranked matches.
Offline modes and local multiplayer do not require PlayStation Plus, although an active subscription and Capcom ID are required for online multiplayer features. The PlayStation Store also supports cloud streaming on PS5 and PlayStation Portal for eligible PS Plus Premium subscribers.
The discount arrives alongside renewed interest in the franchise following the live-action Street Fighter film, which opened at the top of the North American box office over the weekend. Capcom has already been marking the film’s release with free in-game rewards, including a Zangief movie-inspired cosmetic redeemable through a promotional code.
For newcomers unsure about committing to either edition, Capcom also provides a free PS4 and PS5 demo featuring the opening section of World Tour and selected Fighting Ground content. World Tour progress does not transfer into the full game, although the created avatar’s appearance can be carried over when using the same platform.
