PlayStation Store “Black Friday” Sale Now Live, Includes Loads of New AAA Games

It’s finally here, bargain hunters! Sony has launched the PlayStation Store “Black Friday” sale, and as one might expect, it’s packed with AAA titles, and even some new-ish ones at that. There are over 1,400 titles discounted, and we have the full list available below.

PlayStation Store “Black Friday” Sale Houses New AAA Games – Ends 12/2

Note: We have enabled a collapsible table for the games given the huge list. To see the games in each list, click on the black arrow and/or the letters (A – E, F – J, K – O, P – T, U – Z).

RECOMMENDATIONS

• Stellar Blade (-29%, $49.69) – It’s finally on sale! It just got its big Photo Mode patch as well 😉 No holds barred action game from Korean studio Shift Up.
• Metaphor ReFantaazio (-25%, $52.49) – Not Persona, and the most recent RPG from Atlus, and is in the running for multiple GOTY lists. Well worth checking out.
• Sonic X Shadow Generations (-25%, $37.49) – Latest Sonic game, and selling quite well. Have not played this but Sonic fans seem to be liking it, so worth a shot.
• Helldivers 2 (-20%, $31.99) – Aside from being a Deal of the Week, first time this game is on sale. Still getting massive support, and there’s a lot of people playing online, so regardless if you have a squad or not, worth a pick up. Just be prepared to be overwhelmed and die a lot. Very satisfying to call in stratagems on huge enemies and see them get decimated.
• Space Marine 2 (-20%, $55.99) – Probably Saber’s most ambitious work to date. Campaign, multi are loads of fun, and you can co-op this all the way through. How can smashing bugs with a pal NOT be fun, right?
• Marvel’s Spider-Man 2  (-43, $39.89) – Sequel to one of the best superhero games of all-time. While not as great as the first one, still delivers with a stellar story and deep combat experience.
• Star Wars Outlaws (-25%, $52.49) – Ubisoft’s Star Wars open world game. Just got a patch that made the forced stealth sections way better. Just got its first story DLC as well. Not bad, but could be better. Don’t expect boss fights, lightsabers or anything from Respawn’s Jedi series, since this is very different to that.
• Hogwarts Legacy (-70%, $20.99) – Lowest it’s been on PSN. Fun open world game based on the Harry Potter universe. If you ever wanted to know how Voldemort felt like, give this a go.
• Astro Bot (-17%, $49.79) – Team Asobi’s charming platformer is definitely worth a pick up. Wholesome game, and has loads of cameos. Just got the last part of its free speedrun DLC, but based on the game’s credits, will be getting more.
• Silent Hill 2 (-20%, $55.99) – Cannot believe this is part of the sale. It’s right up there with the Resident Evil remakes as some of the best remakes we’ve seen. Packed with new Easter eggs, new combat sections and just an amazing experience. Should have been a contender for GOTY.
• Baldur’s Gate 3 (-20%, $55.99) – First time it’s been on sale on PSN, and its Digital Deluxe DLC is on sale too. Deep RPG from Larian, and has loads of replay value. Cross-play is in the works, and consoles even have mod support. Won a ton of GOTY awards, and deservedly so.
• Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (-40%, $41.99) – The lowest it’s been on PSN if I’m not mistaken. Second part of the FF7 Remake trilogy. If you haven’t played the first game, then you should, and you can pick up the two games cheap…
• Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth Bundle (-40%, $59.99) …yes, the bundle is on sale. Play this and you’ll have an understanding why this game has so many fans. No, it’s not just because of Tifa, but the story is compelling, characters have so much personality in them.
• Dragon’s Dogma 2 Deluxe Edition (-38%, $49.59) – The lowest it’s been on PSN. This is an action-RPG that has a distinct vibe. I suggest YouTubing gameplay to see whether you’ll dig it or not.
• GTA V (-50%, $19.99) – The lowest it’s been on PSN. If you’re thinking of buying this digitally, then now is the time to pick it up and line Take-Two’s coffers even more.
• Cyberpunk 2077 (-50%, $24.99) – CDPR’s ambitious RPG that now has managed to be in a state where expectations are met after numerous updates. DLC is also on sale.
• WWE 2K24 (-67%, $23.09) – Fun wrestling game, though you’ll need to purchase the DLCs for the other wrestlers added, which is par for the course for the franchise.
• EA Sports College Football 25 (-40%, $41.99) – First NCAA football game in a long while. Getting monthly updates until at least the next one releases.
• Madden NFL 25 (-50%, $34.99) – Literally the only NFL game available that’s new. If you like football, might be worth a pick up.
• NBA 2K25 (-55%, $31.49) – The only NBA game available. Prepare for microtransactions. It is getting updates, so there’s that.
• Undisputed (-20%, $47.99) – Said to be a solid boxing game, and with no new Fight Night available, it’ll have to do. It is getting support which is a good sign.
• Diablo 4 (-40%, $29.99) – Possibly the lowest it’s been on PSN. Blizzard’s dungeon-crawler that is getting heavy support. Expect that to be the case until we get Diablo V in the next few years.
• Mortal Kombat 1 (-60%, $19.99) – Lowest I’ve seen this on PSN, so if you’re on the fence, this is the right time Khaos Reign expansion in full swing and just got Ghostface as a DLC character.
• Rise of the Ronin (-43%, $39.89) – Not as high-profile as other first-party releases, and seems to have faded fast. Team Ninja-developed, so expect a solid combat experience.
• Red Dead Redemption 2 (-67%, $19.79) – Arguably Rockstar’s best open-world game to date. Loads of Easter eggs, fantastic story, and just packed with stuff. Highly recommend this even if you don’t like westerns.
• Sea of Thieves (-40%, $23.99) – Rare’s former Xbox exclusive. Pirate game that has a healthy player base, and gets live service support.
• God of War Ragnarok (-58%, $29.39) – The Adventures of Boy Part 2. Awesome title, though you will want to play the first one to get the full effect. Fantastic combat and even got a solid post-release content drop.
• Ark Survival Ascended (-33%, $30.14) – Survival action game that has a live service element to it. Still getting supported and the last-gen versions were killed off.
• The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered (-20%, $39.99) – If you haven’t played this yet,. this might be the first time I’ve seen this on sale on PSN. Second game in the storied franchise, and now made prettier on PS5.
• Grounded (-40%, $23.99) – Obisidian’s smaller projects, Grounded is a survival-action where you’ve been shrunk in size and must battle various bugs and insects. This game surprisingly still gets regular updates from the devs.
• The Crew Motorfest (-70%, $20.99) – Ubisoft’s online-only racing game and the latest entry in the franchise. Not sure how big the player base is today, but this does get seasonal updates from Ivory Tower.
• Star Wars Jedl Survivor (-65%, $24.49) – Might be the lowest it’s been on PSN. The sequel to Fallen Order, and better in almost every way. Cal’s second adventure and this time, the Force taught him how to run properly without looking like a doofus.
• Palworld (-25%, $22.49) – First time on sale. Pokemon meets guns and multiplayer. Worth a try? Millions can’t be wrong, right?
• Resident Evil 4 (-50%, $19.99) – The lowest the PS5 version has been, but you might want to skip this and get…
• Resident Evil Remake Trilogy (-45%, $49.49) – …get this instead! Super amazing deal that’s worth every penny. Resident Evil 2 alone is such a gem that I kind of want to replay it after seeing it here. RE4 is probably one of the best games of all-time remade to be even better. RE3 is the weakest of the link, but even at just 4-5 hours of game time, it’s still a solid game overall.
• UFC 5 (-50%, -$34.99) – Another game that’s never been lower on PSN. The only new MMA game on consoles, and thankfully, this one gets loads of support with free fighter updates.
• The Outlast Trials (-50%, $19.99) Outlast meets multiplayer. Horror with friends? Yeah, worth a shot since this is one of those live service games done right.
• Red Dead Redemption (-40%, $29.99) – Personally, I’d rather just play RDR2, but if you want to what the first one has to offer, get this one.
• AC Mirage (-55%, $22.49) – Did not play this, but it did get solid-ish reviews. You are an assassin, and you kill people in an open world designed by Ubisoft.,
• Sekiro (-50%, $29.99) – Rarely goes on sale, so if you’re interested in this, go get this now before the deal expires. FromSoftware’s Souls game published by Activision. Friggin’ hard, so bear that in mind before jumping in.
• Avatar Frontiers of Pandora (-55%, $31.49) – Not your standard license slop. This actually works, and is still getting support even today. Avatar franchise meets Ubisoft open world.
• Street Fighter 6 (-50%, $29.99) – Latest Street Fighter game. Has a dedicated player base, though a bit harder to get into than Tekken given said player base will kick your ass over and over until you learn the important mechanics.
• F1 24 (-60%, 27.99) – Made by the racing geniuses at Codemasters. Still getting seasonal support, and even got a PS5 Pro patch.
• AC Valhalla  (-70%, $17.99) – Includes DLC, and is probably the most different AC game made. Super long, and kind of overstays its welcome in my opinion.
• Lies f P (-40%, $35.99) – getting a sequel. Korean-made Souls game that loads of genre fans swear is just as good as anything From has made.
• Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League (-80%, $13.99) – The lowest this has ever been. Not even sure if this is getting a new season. Probably better to wait when this hits PS Plus.
• Dead Island 2 (-30%, $34.99) – One of the few “wins” Embracer managed to churn out. Still getting support, and  isn’t bad for a zombie game.
• Cuphead (-30%, $13.99) – Fantastic artwork, and crazy hard. Has co-op and it feels awesome playing this with a friend and blaming them for sucking at it.
• Fallout 4 + Skyrim (-67%, $26.39) – Bethesda’s RPG at a discounted price! Way less bugs at launch.
• Dark Souls 3 (-50%, $29.99) – Same as with any FromSoftware game, this rarely goes on sale. DLCs are discounted as well. FromSoftware’s Souls game. Don’t need to explain it further.
• Battlefield 2042 (-90%, $6.99) – People love to crap on BF2042, but it is in a better place now. No more seasonal content but still lots of events, patches etc. At that price and with all the updates implemented? Worth a shot for sure. Go ham on Redacted and enjoy it.
• Final Fantasy XVI (-25%, $37.49) – One of the most memorable FF games in years. I dig this, though some might given its more cinematic boss fights. Combat is combo heavy and is fantastic. The Eikon fights must be seen to be believed and will have you yelling expletives at the screen.
• LEGO Star Wars the Skywalker Saga (-75%, $14.99) – Perfect game to play with kids. Star Wars meets LEGO = fun.
• Grand Theft Auto The Trilogy Definitive Edition (-60%, $23.99) – Very rarely goes on sale. Just got a patch to add in mobile visual effects. Not sure on the bugs though.
• Remnant 2 (-50%, $24.99) – Underrated Souls-like (it is, right?) Just got its last DLC drop. For sure will have another entry given the success this has achieved. Has interesting puzzles, solid class building gameplay and combat.
• Resident Evil Gold Edition (-60%, $19.99) – Includes all the DLC. This wraps up Ethan’s story in the RE universe. First-person but retains that Resident Evil charm and gameplay.
• Visions of Mana (-25%, $44.99) – Latest Mana game from Square. Released fairly recently.
• Borderlands 3 (-90%, $5.99) – Just got a few updates when the movie came out. Solid looter shooter that you can play with friends that do not need to rely on seasonal content.
• Dark Souls Remastered (-50%, $19.99) – Rarely goes on sale. The first game that started it all, now remastered.
• Epic Mickey Rebrushed (-30%, $41.99) – Epic Mickey reimagined with better visuals and whatnot. First time this is on sale, I think.
• Skull and Bones (-55%, $31.49) – Ubisoft’s pirate game. Still getting support with seasonal events and whatnot.
• Alan Wake 2 Deluxe (-50%, $39.99) – My personal GOTY of last year. Horror game made with an artistic vibe and feels like a film. Includes DLC and other in-game content. Definitely worth a purchase.
• Mafia Trilogy (-70%, $17.99) – First time I’ve seen it bundled all together this low. With the new one coming up, worth a shot and you’ll definitely get your money’s worth.
• Star Wars Battlefront 2 (-75%, $4.99) – Someone here said the player base is still healthy. If so, then this is a good multiplayer game to buy. Underrated visuals and sound work from DICE. It got a lot of flack for the MTX stuff, but it is a solid Star Wars experience.
• V Rising Legacy of Castlevania Edition (-23%, $41.24) – As the name implies, this includes the Castlevania content for V Rising. YouTube V Rising before picking it up since it’s not your typical Diablo game even if it looks it.
• RoboCop Rogue City (-67%, $19.79) – Better than expected. Brings familiar RoboCop visuals and violence. I’m actually surprised this turned out as well as it did.
• Hades (-50%, $12.59) – Awesome game, and with Hades 2 due next year, this is a solid pick up. Gameplay, voice work, animation are all so well done. The gameplay look and finding the right build will have you hooked for hours.
• Payday 3 (-60%, $11.99) – Super low price. You might want to consider picking this up since it’s still getting support. The DLCs are also on sale. Multiplayer game centered on heists.
• Dead Space (-70%, $20.99) – One of the best remakes ever. It’s a travesty that we still haven’t gotten confirmation of a remake of Dead Space 2. This improves the original in every way, and I can’t stress enough how awesome this game is. The vibe and atmosphere Motive has made when you walk corridors and see shadows? Yeah, awesome creepy stuff.
• Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (-50%, $4.99) – Jedi meets Souls. Loads of backtracking, but at the price of a meal? This is an auto pick up. Deep combat, and proves Respawn can make single-player games with high quality.
• PowerWash Simulator (-30$, $17.49) – Still getting oodles of support. First-person washer? Some people find this game oddly satisfying.
• Lords of the Fallen (-63%, $29.59) – Sequel in development. Loads of people dig this Elden Ring game by HexWorks.
• Funko Fusion (-46%, $32.39) – Said to be buggy? Lots of different entertainment properties show up in this Funko game.
• A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead (-20%, $23.99) – Fairly new game based on the movie franchise. Has an interesting mechanic where real world noise can affect the game (can be turned off).
• Cult of the Lamb Heretic Edition (-50%, $17.49) – Includes all the DLCs. Fantastic cult building game that’s part life sim. I got hooked on this and didn’t play another game until I finished. Who knew scooping poop would be part of the fun?
• Pacific Drive (-35%, $19.49) – Survival game where you’re in a station wagon. Still getting support, and reviewed fairly well when it was released earlier this year.
• Marvel’s Midnight Suns (-80%, $19.99) – Includes all the DLCs. Strategy meets Marvel. Harder than it looks, but if you want something different that has solid length.
• System Shock (-55%, $17.99) – SHODAN! The remake is alive and at a discounted price. Reviewed quite well.
• Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (-40%, $29.99) – Old school RPG and a surprise hit. Still getting support. Reviewed quite well. If you need another JRPG fix, this might be it.
• Persona 3 Reload Digital Deluxe (-50% $39.99) – Includes the DLCs. It’s Persona 3 reimagined. Last DLC is already out.
• Back 4 Blood (-90%, $5.99) – Co-op zombie game. Support has ended but servers are still up. Sequel said to be in development. It’s fun and at that price, get your friends to pick it up for co-op.
• Vampire Survivors (-20%, $3.99) – Super affordable addictive game made even cheaper. Don’t let the visuals fool you. This is a deep game with intricate mechanics. Did I mention it’s addictive?
• Sonic Frontiers (-40%, $35.99) – Latest mainline Sonic game. Solid platformer if you dig that sort of thing.
• Alan Wake Remastered (-75%, $7.49) – Not as much of a masterpiece compared to the sequel, this is still a solid horror game that has an interesting story, and the flashlight premise is cool as well.
• Prince of Persia The Lost Crown (-50%, $19.99) – Metroidvania meets Prince of Persia. Fantastic 2D gameplay, and even got DLCs. Definitely worth a shot regardless if you like the franchise or not.
• Banishers Ghosts of New Eden (-50%, $29.99) – Not AAA but feels like it. Solid voice acting, has a crazy good story. Lots of side quests and content. Only issue is the combat might be a bit too simplistic for some. I really liked this even if we most likely aren’t getting a sequel, I’d still say this is a must-play.
• Dark Souls 2 (-50%, $19.99) – You know the drill: FromSoftware games rarely go on sale, so get this while you can.
• Monster Hunter World Iceborne (-60%, $15.99) – We’re getting a new MH game next year, but if you don’t care about playing the latest, then this should tide you over. Lots of content, and this is made even more fun if you can tackle monsters with friends. This game made coping through the pandemic easier for me.
• Dragon Ball FighterZ (-64%, $39.59) – From what I know, support has ended. This is Arc System Works’ fighting expertise meets Dragon Ball. Combos look insane.
• Sifu (-60, $ 15.99) – Brawler with a lot more brain involved. Harder than it looks and you can’t mash buttons to win.
• The Casting of Frank Stone (-30%, $34.99) – Horror game based on the Dead by Daylight universe. You don’t need to know that in order to enjoy it. Might be Supermassive’s finest work.
• Divinity 2 (-70%, $17.99) – Super deep RPG and Larian’s main RPG franchise. Insanely long as well.
• Mass Effect Legendary Edition (-90%, $5.99) – The best value for money in the entire sale, hands down. Three epic RPGs that will take you anywhere from 30-40  hours to finish each! Commander Shepard’s adventure needs to be played by everyone.
• Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered (-25%, $22.49) Lara remastered. Still getting patches, and the next collection is out next year. Not sure if gameplay still holds up but the touched up visuals seem nice.
• Skyrim (-75%, $9.99) – The lowest this RPG has been on PSN! If you haven’t tried this yet, the price sure is right.
• Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown (-34%, $39.59) – Live service racing game. Still getting support. No idea how it plays though.
• BioShock The Collection (-80%, $9.99) – Another collection that needs to be played. Awesome story that you’ll want to see it til the end just to see what happens.
• Tomb Raider Definitive Survivor Trilogy (-70%, $14.99) – Underrated action game. Solid combat, serviceable story, and has good setpieces.
• Gotham Knights (-85%, $10.49) – Arkahm meets Bat Family. No support for this, but might be worth a play for Batman fans just to see the various combos and moves for each character.
• Hazelight Bundle (-67%m $19.79) – Awesome games though do remember that yuo need a co-op partner to play both It Takes Two and A Way Out.
• Alone in the Dark (-35%, $19.99) – Most recent remake. Not as scary but solid visuals, story. Combat is a little off for me but survival horror fans might want to check it out for that price.
• World War Z (-50%, $24.99) – Includes Aftermath expansion. This is still getting support and even getting new DLC next year! It’s insane, but think of it as a more modern Left 4 Dead, and this time, there’s a swarm of zombies that can pile on each other to reach you.
• Dead by Daylight Gold Edition (-50%, $34,99) – Includes some DLCs, as the other standalone DLCs are also on sale. This asymmetrical horror multiplayer game is still going strong after all these years.
• South Park: Snow Day (-40%, $29.99) – Honestly not sure f worth the price but if you’re a South Park fan, this is the latest game from the license.
• Crusader Kings 3 (-60%, $19.99) – Have not played this but heard good things about this grand strategy RPG. it’s a little too deep for me, but it’s still getting loads of support.
• Aliens Dark Descent (-50%, $19.99) – Alien license applied to a strategy game where your characters can die. This is mind numbingly hard, so bear that in mind before picking it up.
• Resident Evil 7 Gold Edition (-60%, $15.99) – Includes all the DLCs for the game. First-person Resident Evil game with a new cast of characters but Capcom made this work.
• Titanfall 2 (-75%, $4.99) – One of the best FPS games made. Both the campaign and MP are topnotch, though expect sweats to be the only ones left playing MP, so you’ll get massacred but in style.
• Resident Evil 2 (-75%, $12.49) – My favorite RE remake. You have Leon and Claire’s stories, all with re-imagined graphics, enemies and more. Awesome game that deserves more credit.
• Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition (-30%, $13.99) – Have not played this, but it has upgraded visuals. You can play this and wonder why everyone is looking forward to the vaporware sequel.
• Atomic Heart (-60%, $39.99) – Includes the DLCs. It’s like BioShock but with less polish and less interesting story.
• The Division 2 Ultimate Edition (-75%, $14.99) – Includes the Warlords of New York DLC. Game is getting support, and will even have new story DLC next year.
• Evil West (-70%, $17.99) – Vampire-themed third-person action game. It’s not bad, but just expect jank and a lot less polish.
• Kena Bridge of Spirits (-65%, $13.99) – Former PS5 exclusive. Not groundbreaking but fun.
• Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2 (-60% $15.99) – A reimagining of the games that put Tony Hawk on the map.
• Flintlock (-40%, $23.99) – Third-person game that flopped hard. No idea if this plays well, but if you ever wanted to try it out, it’s discounted now.
• Atlas Fallen (-50%, $24.99) – Got a major overhaul this year. Not a bad game just not AAA.
• The Arkane Collection (-75%, $37.49) – Includes Deathloop, Ghostwire, Prey, Dishonored, Dishonored 2.
• Deathloop (-80%, $11.99) – Awesome narrative-driven shooter with time bending mechanics.
• AEW Fight Forever (-35%, $64.99) – Includes the Season Pass and DLCs. First wrestling game based on the AEW brand.
• Forspoken (-70%, $28.49) – Oddly enough, this game get deep discounts.
• The Callisto Protocol (-75%, $22.49) – This just got PS5 Pro patch. Dead Space but not as good. Lowest it’s been on PSN, and worth a shot to try now after the updates.
• Hunt Showdown (-35%, $25.99) – Crytek’s multiplayer game that still  has a solid player base up to this day. The DLCs are on sale as well. First-person game where you play a bounty hunter going after mythical monsters.
• The Evil Within 2 (-80%, $7.99) – Mikami’s last horror game. Harder than Resident Evil games and more gorier.
• Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade (-42%, $34.79) – Base FF7 Remake game is also on sale much cheaper.
• The Talos Principle 2 (-50%, $14.99) – Puzzle game that’s a little bit different.
• LOTR Gollum (-85%, $8.99) – Lowest it’s ever been, but game is abandoned. Not worth the buy and just a reminder Sony is willing to put even crappy games on sale for Black Friday.
• Pentiment (-40%, $11.99) – One of Microsoft’s exclusives on PS. Text-heavy, so bear that in mind before getting this.
• Outriders Complete Edition (-35%, $19.49) – Includes DLC. Insanely fun to build classes and decimate armies of enemies. Super fun if you can get players to coop with. Underrated gem that needs to be recognized more.
• Control (-80%, $5.99) – Remedy’s action game that shares the same universe as Alan Wake. DLCs are also on sale. If you haven’t played this, go give this a go at a super cheap price.

Which games are you getting? Leave your own recommendations below.

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