PSN Store “PlayStation Exclusive Weekend Offer” Kicks Off, Houses a Lot of AAA Titles

Sony has kicked off another PSN Store sale, and this one is the “PlayStation Exclusive Weekend Offer.” As one might surmise based on the title, this promotion is exclusive to PlayStation Plus members. Expect a lot of AAA discounted, and we have the full list and our recommendations below.

There’s also the “August Savings” sale on-going now, and we’ve excluded any game that’s there from this list.

PSN Store “PlayStation Exclusive Weekend Offer” List of Games:

NOTE: the price listed below is not the final discounted price. You will need to login with an account that has an active PlayStation Plus membership to see it.

Recommendations:

• GTA 5 (-50%, $19.99) – The PS5 version is also on sale at $14.99 For those three people that still do not own the game, here’s your chance.
• Red Dead Redemption 2 (-67%, $19.99) – One of the best sequels if all-time. This is GTA in the Wild West. Loads of stuff to do, secrets to uncover. Prequel to the first game, but better in every single way.
• Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (-55%, $31.49) – Sequel to the Fallen Order. Less annoying backtracking. A bit easier overall as well. Packed with stuff to do, and Cal’s “poopie pants” has been fixed.
• It Takes Two (-65%, $13.99) – Needs a partner to play it since it’s mandatory co-op. Worth the money, but there is an on-going sale with A Way Out included. If you have that, then gives this a pick up.
• Dying Light 2 (-60%, $23.99) – Packed with content and still getting support. New raid mode released for free and in beta now.
• The Outlast Trials Deluxe Edition (-33%, $33.49) – Latest Outlast, this one has a more multplayer focus but still brings the scare. Just got a big confentt drop last month, with promises for more on the way.
• Battlefield 2042 (-85%, $10.49) – PS4 version is at $8.99. Worth it at that price. DICE has managed to turn it around for BF2042. Less reliant on Specialists and adjusted to feel like a more traditional BF game. Season 7 was the last seasonal content, but events and support are continuing.
• Dead Space (65%, $24.99) – One of my fave remakes since it adds more to the original source material. If you have yet to play the original, do NOT spoil the story for yourself, and just play this. Good length, fantastic weapons, good story. Pick this up so we can get Dead Space 2 remake greenlit.
• Star Wars Battlefront 2 (-70%, $6) – Someone said here that servers are still full with players. If so, definitely worth a buy since the core gameplay is solid, and the gunfights are a sight to behold for Star Wars fans.
• Hi-Fi Rush (-40%, $17.99) – Tango Gameworks’ latest project. Different beat of an adventure game. There’s a reason this won so many awards. Buy it, play it and you’ll find out why loads of people got outraged at MS for closing Tango.
• Marvel’s Midnight Suns. (-75%, $17.49) – PS4 version is a few bucks cheaper. This is strategy but with Marvel. Lots of post-launch premium DLCs to go through if you want more stuff.
• Lords of the Fallen (-55%, $31.49) – Souls-borne and the art is very similar to From’s games. Some like this, some didn’t. Interesting premise and has gotten a ton of post-launch content and support.
• Mass Effect Trilogy Legendary Edition (-85%, $8.99) – Fantastic experience and easily one of the best gaming trilogies of all-time. BioWare even updated the gameplay with this re-launch. If you haven’t played this, you need to pick this up, play as Space Jesus and hope the next entry lives up to it.
• BioShock: The Collection (-80%, #9.99) – Includes all three BioShock games. Definitely worth the price. Play the best one (first one), and then dive into the rest to see what the ruckus is all about. Story is great if it hasn’t been spoiled for you yet.
• Titanfall 2 (-75%, $4.99) – One of the best FPS’ of all-time. Campaign is topnotch and has some moments that will make you a believer out of Respawn. MP is full of sweats that will bunnyhop around your ass before calling in their mech to stomp on your mech. Still worth the buy!
• Star Wars Squadrons (-80%, $7.99) – Support has ended but servers are still up. Dogfights Star Wars style. Fun and it’s rare to get this style of game these days.
• Anthem (-85%, $2.99) – Had loads of potential but endgame was crap. Shame the reboot was pulled by EA. Back then, this was the “Iron Man simulator.” Dollars to donuts they are using some of this for the Motive Iron Man game.
• Sniper Elite 5 (75%, $22.49) – Not really AAA fare, but feels satisfying to off someone and see their head explode.

Which games are worth getting? Leave your own recommendations in the comments below.

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