PlayStation Store “Days of Play” Sale Kicks Off, Here Are the Discounted Items

Sony has kicked off the PlayStation Store “Days of Play” sale today, and this includes quite a number of AAA titles. While there’s not as much games discounted in this sale, we’re expecting Sony to add more games to it at some point in the future.

Starting today, we will be including our recommendations which are deemed good buys from the sale. This doesn’t mean the other discounted games are bad deals if they’re not included in the recommendation list, but just that these are the ones that stood out the most.

Recommendations:

• Red Dead Redemption 2 (-67%, $19.79): There’s not much to say about Rockstar’s cowboy epic that hasn’t already been said, but at under $20 this game is very much worth the purchase.
• Monster Hunter Rise + Sunbreak (-67%, $19.79): Monster Hunter Rise and its expansive DLC bring behemoth-slaying action to your screen at a very affordable price. This game’s typically pretty expensive, so this is a great deal to hop on while you wait for the next game in the series. You can also get Monster Hunter World and its Iceborne expansion for the same price as part of this Days of Play sale.
• Deathloop (-80%, $11.99): Deathloop got a lot of praise when it initially released, but people have kind of slept on it since. It’s another Arkane banger full of Dishonored DNA, and its open-ended structure leads to some really interesting puzzle-solving.
• Hi-Fi RUSH (-40%, $17.99): Even though Hi-Fi RUSH only released on PS5 a couple months ago, it’s already getting a really nice price drop with this sale. We can’t recommend it enough. (RIP Tango Gameworks)
• Trepang2 (-35%, $19.49): If you’ve been missing high-octane shooters like Max Payne and F.E.A.R., look no further than Trepang2, an intense FPS that captures a lot of the magic of those chaotic, slow-mo heavy classics.
• EA UFC 5 (-45%, $38.49): You can’t play the UFC games on PC, making it especially important when they go on sale on PS5. The latest entry is a phenomenal representation of the sport’s octagon action, and we recommend picking it up.
• A Plague Tale Bundle (-60%, $31.99): Two solid narrative-drive games at a discounted price? Hell yeah! Just be ready to see a lot of rats.
• Amnesia: The Bunker (-40%, $14.99): This continues the Amnesia horror franchise, but this time, you get to fight back a little more. It’s still constantly getting updates from the studio, which is a plus.
• Bloodborne Complete Edition Bundle (-50%, $17.49): In case you’re one of the few who have yet to play this classic, it’s on sale now, and the complete edition at that. One of the best games on PlayStation, and that’s saying that before the Old Hunters DLC was released, which makes it an even better package. Given it doesn’t seem like Sony is keen on remastering or remaking this, this might be a good time to jump in and give this one a go.
• Control: Ultimate Edition (-75%, $9.99): If you find Alan Wake 2 a little short on the action side, check this one out. This includes the DLCs, and it even ties to the Alan Wake franchise.
• Dead by Daylight PS4 & PS5 (-50%, $14.99): One of the granddaddies of the asymmetrical multiplayer horror games, this one is constantly getting both free and premium updates, and perfect timing if you dig this one, as the sale has loads of added content at discounted prices too.
• Dead Space (-65%, $24.49): Definitely worth the price of admission. Regardless if you played the original or not, this one houses enough new content to make the experience different. It’s not as short as Resident Evil games either, but the survival horror aspect is in full display here.
• Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (-62%, $15.19): For those who haven’t played the first one, this is your chance to get it at a low price, and it even includes the Intergrade content featuring Yuffie! Over 70 hours of gameplay time with amazing graphics, and this shows why Final Fantasy 7 is considered one of the most influential RPGs of all-time.
• Gotham Knights (-80%, $13.99): Definitely not anywhere near the Arkham franchise’s level, but at that price, it’s worth getting just to see the Bat Family kickass with cool combos and gear.
• Grand Theft Auto V: Premium Edition (-50%, $14.99): In case you’re one of the two remaining people who hasn’t played this yet, this is worth the price and a good primer for when GTAVI releases next year.
• Mass Effect: Legendary Edition (-85%, $8.99): Three solid RPGs for less than $10! One of the best action-RPGs of all-time, and BioWare’s finest trilogy to date. Must-buy just to experience the story and lore.
• Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (-75%, $14.99): Criminally underrated game that got dismissed since it doesn’t feature multiplayer and isn’t based on MCU.
• Remnant 2: Ultimate Edition (-40%, $41.99): Action roguelike that doesn’t feel like they stole FromSoftware’s formula. Loads of customization in your class build, and this bundle includes the DLCs that are packed with content.
• Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (-75%, $9.99): Excellent Star Wars action game that has a few quirks, but at that price, it’s worth it to see if you’ll continue Cal’s adventure to Survivor.

PlayStation Store “Days of Play” Sale Games and Prices List:

Which games are worth getting? Leave your recommendations below and we might add it to the article.

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