PlayStation Store “Mid-Year” Sale Launches, Over 2,000 Items Listed

Sony has kicked off the PlayStation Store “Mid-Year” sale, and this one houses both indies and AAA titles. There are over 2,400 discounted items in the entire sale, and we have the complete list and recommended games available below.

PlayStation Store Mid-Year Sale List of Games – Ends 7/3:

Recommendations:

• GTA V (-67%, $19.79) – For maybe the five people in the world that still doesn’t own GTA V, here’s your chance to play it before GTA VI launches next year.
• RoboCop: Rogue City (-50%, $34.99) – Not a bad shooter and not your soulless license cash-in. Violent and faithful to the source material.
• The Witcher 3: Wild  Hunt (-75%, $9.99) – One of the best games of all-time! This is a must-play regardless if you have played the first two or not. Even the side quests are interesting and there’s just so many secrets and stuff to do. Expansion Pass is also on sale for $8.74 and is well worth the buy.
• Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut (-58%, $29.39) – Open world but with a samurai theme. Combat is fluid and visceral, story is pretty good, and it has loads of content as well. There’s a lot of collecting stuff, but there are also lots of side quests that have meat in them.
• Final Fantasy XVI (-40%, $41.99) – Final Fantasy action-RPG with a cinematic flair. Eikon fights are a sight to behold. Some didn’t like this game for some reason, but it’s packed with side missions, and it’s not open-world, so you won’t get lost trying to finish it. Combat has depth though a bit on the easy side.
• Granblue Fantasy Relink (-3e0%, $41.99) – Surprise RPG hit. Even if you aren’t a fan of the franchise, this is worth a playthrough. Loads of updates already released and more on the way.
• Bloodborne (-50%, $9.99) – Let’s face it: we’re not getting a remake/remaster anytime soon, so the only way to play this is with this PS4 classic. FromSoftware at their finest.
• God of War (-50%, $9.99) – Reboot of the franchise, and if you haven’t played BOY: The Game, this is your chance.
• Remnant 2 (-40%, $35.99) – Sequel that surpasses its AA predecessor in every way. There’s been two DLCs released so far and the game is still getting updates. Bit hard, but loads of non-combat puzzles if you’re into that sort of thing.
• Hi-Fi Rush (-40%, $23.99) – Tango Gameworks’ last game, and it’s a banger. No more updates are incoming, but it doesn’t need it.
• Cult of the Lamb (-40%, $20.99) – Amazing game and the cult building elements are addicting. There’s DLC on the way as well. Don’t get put off by the graphics since this is a deeper game than what’s shown.
• Saints Row Gold Edition (-70%, $11.99) – Not saying this is a good or great game BUT at that price, it’s (kind of) worth the price?
• Sea of Stars (-35%, $22.74) – Another surprise hit RPG. Get it since it’s worth it at that price if you’re into old-school RPG.
• The Dark Pictures Anthology Season One (-60%, $39.99) – Includes Man of Medan, Little Hope, House of Ashes, The Devil in Me. If you’re a fan of Supermassive’s style of games, this is a no-brainer. This is a good set of games to play when you have company or with your SO.
• Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (-50%, $19.99) – Still getting support after all these years. For DBZ fans that haven’t played this, go give it a try.
• The Evil Within 2 (-80%, $7.99) – From Shinji Mikami (creator of Resident Evil), this is a more gory take on survival horror and way harder than the RE games. Not bad at that price.
• Alien Isolation (-70%, $8.99) – Alien franchise horror. No space marines here to save you. Play it with headphones and the lights out.
• Sifu (-%50, $5.49) – Brawler with a lot more brains behind it. Story isn’t bad either. It’s also not something you can just pick up, hit a button and win since there are different stances, counters, etc.
• The Division 2 (-75%, $9.99) – Still being supported, and even getting story DLC next year. Load of changes and it’s fun to clear the campaign with friends. Think of it as military shooter Destiny.

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).