PSN Store “PlayStation Indies” Sale Now Live, Over 1,300 Items Listed

Sony has launched the PSN Store “PlayStation Indies’ sale this August 21, and as one might expect, this is full of indie games made by smaller studios. If you’re looking for something new to play, then this might be it. There are over 1,300 items included in the sale, and we have our recommendations and of course, complete sales list available.

For AAA discounted games, check out the August Savings sale that’s still on-going.

PSN Store “PlayStation Indies” Sale List of Games:

Recommendations:

• V Rising (-25%, $29.99) – Action-RPG where you play as a vampire. It’s harder than it looks, and Stunlock is gearing up for something big after its 1.0 patch.
• Dead by Daylight (-50%, $14.99) – Still heavily supported up to this day, and has a native PS5 version as well. There’s a Castlevania crossover incoming soon, and Five Nights at Freddy’s crossover also announced for 2025. If you’re tired of multiplayer shooters, then this might be your palette cleanser.
• Cuphead (-30%, $13.99) – Cute animations but quite hard. It has a simple premise, and if you’re a fan of memorizing boss patterns then this should be a cakewalk for you (heh. Plus points since you can play this co-op, though prepare for the blame game when you do.
• Stardew Valley (-20%, $11.99) – Still being supported, and if you dig life sims then you’re probably going to love this. My daughter still plays this a lot.
• Pacific Drive (-30%, $20.99) –  Still getting support, and might be one of the most unique games around. This is a survival game played in a first-person perspective and you’re in a friggin’ station wagon. Not an easy game, mind.
• Overcooked 2 (-75%, $6.24) – If you’re not familiar with the franchise, it’s like Diner Dash but a lot more complex. Simple but addictive gameplay, and you can play this with multiple people though that makes it harder for some reason. Prepare for relationships to get strained since name-calling and blaming is part of the game.
• Cult of the Lamb: Cultist Edition (-50%, $14.99) – Definitely worth it, and just got a big free update as well. This one has been on sale multiple times, and is just a ton of fun. Build your cult, slay monsters, rinse and repeat. It’s deeper than it looks.
• Outlast Trinity (-90%, $5.89) – Includes Outlast, Whistleblower, and Outlast 2. Excellent horror games (not survival horror but more like Isolation). You can’t really fight back in these, though the tension and atmosphere are what brings it over the edge.
• Hell Let Loose (-40%, $35.99) – Still a bit too high in price for me, but this is still heavily supported up to this day with free and paid content drops. Era FPS in case you want something not Call of Duty or Battlefield.
• Dredge (-40%, $14.99) – Just got a huge DLC this month, and this is an RPG fishing game with Loecraftian horror elements. It’s not for everyone, but might be worth a shot at that price.
• Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn (-30%, $27.99) – Recently released, this is an action-RPG who must fight against the gods. Nope. nowhere near God of War’s level of quality and depth. Janky, but if you’re looking for a AA game to finish for the year, then this could be it. Check YT for gameplay to see if you’ll dig it.
• Inside (-75%, $4.99) – Amazing platforming game that has unique puzzles. One of Playdead’s masterpieces. Loved this a lot, and at that price, definitely worth it.
• Fricitonal Collection (-35%, $59.75) – Includes Amnesia: The Bunker, Amnesia: Rebirth, Amnesia: Collection and SOMA. Definitely worth it if you dig Frictional’s style of horror.
• SOMA (-80%, $5.99) – Amnesia but in sci-fi. First-person horror, lots of exploration and puzzle solving. I’d say a bit more action-y than Amnesia, but not everyone might like that.
• The Talos Principle Collection (-50%, $24.99) – Not played this, but a friend swears by the two games. Expect puzzle solving in first-person.
• Quantum Error (-50%, $14.99) – Survival horror in space or cosmic horror. Definitely not as good as the Resident Evil games, has a good load of bugs (not sure if the devs patched them all out). Probably still not worth it at that price? But if you want a new horror game to play with friends to joke around with, then perhaps give this a go? Just don’t expect this to finish it since the game isn’t that good.
• Trek to Yomi (-70%, $5.99) – Side scrolling samurai game that has an interesting art style. Developed by Flying Wild Hog who made the Shadow Warrior games.
• Valiant Hearts: The Collection (-50%, $12.49) –  The Great War is on sale for just $3.74. This bundle includes The Great War and Coming Home. Have not played Coming Home, but the original base game has a great story, charming art style. Just don’t expect a deep gameplay experience, but it should cover your gaming weekend if you wan t something new.
• Child of Light (-70%, $4.49) – Platforming RPG by Ubisoft. Exquisite art, and gameplay not shabby either. I think I remember playing this on the Vita, but worth a look erven if it’s old.

Games List:

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).

Hopefully, we get a gamescom-themed sale as well, and if we do, we’ll be sure to let our readers know.

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• Report: Sony’s Firesprite Dark Horror Game to Be From an Established IP, Potentially Releasing on PC Day One
• Report: God of War Developer Santa Monica Working on New IP

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