Sony has launched a new PlayStation Store sale this weekend, and it’s exclusive to PS Plus subscribers. Based on Sony’s wording for this sale as “early access,” this should be available for non-PlayStation Plus members soon (most likely this coming week).
While this weekend’s sale features over 200 items, it’s not lacking in quality when it comes to the titles on offer. Don’t believe me? Check out the list of games available for sale and how deeply they’re discounted.
PSN Store PlayStation Plus-Exclusive Early Access Summer Sale for the Weekend – Ends 7/15
Note: Given the huge list, we have enabled a collapsible table for the games. 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).
Given that you have to be logged in to see the discounted prices, the ones listed below are NOT the discounted price for PS Plus members.
Notable Games Worth Checking Out
- EA SPORTS FC™ 25 Standard Edition PS4 & PS5 (-25% $14.69) – The only soccer sim available, so it’s not like you have a choice. The next iteration should be out very soon, so might be better to wait for that one.
- Assassin’s Creed Shadows (-25%, $52.49) – Latest Assassin’s Creed game that got a lot of good scores. First time on sale on PSN.
- Forza Horizon 5 (-25%, $44.99) – Microsoft’s former Xbox-exclusive racer that reviewed well. Getting a steady stream of support.
- TES 4: Oblivion Remastered (-20%, $39.99) – The lowest it’s been on PSN so far, this is Bethesda’s remaster that’s more like a remake of the epic RPG. If you need a game that will take hundreds of hours of your time, this is it.
- GTA 5 (-50%, $19.99) – This is the lowest it will ever be on PSN. It’s been on sale before, and this is the lowest it’s ever been. If you’re one of the two people that still do not own this, then this is your chance.
- Red Dead Redemption 2 (-75%, $14.99) – I think this is the lowest I’ve ever seen this on PSN. Definitely pick this up. 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. This is the lowest it’ll ever get on PSN, so if you’re on the fence about that, here’s your answer.
- Dragon Ball Sparking Zero (-30%, $48.99) – The lowest it’s been on PSN. Latest Dragon Ball fighting game, and is the most recent entry in the Budokai series. Insane amount of fighters.
- Mortal Kombat 1 (-67%, $16.49) – Definitely the lowest I’ve ever seen on PSN. Just the base game and doesn’t include the DLCs, though that version is also discounted.
- Elden Ring (-40%, $35.99) – FromSoftware’s most popular work, rarely goes on sale. So pick this up if you’ve been thinking about it.
- Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (-20%, $55.99) – MachineGames’ former Xbox exclusive. Insanely fun. Has that Indiana feel and has loads of puzzles and secrets.
- Hogwarts Legacy (-75%, $14.99) – Lowest I have ever seen this on PSN. The PS4 version is even cheaper. This is a fun open world game based on the Harry Potter universe. I’ve said this before, but saying it again: your body count here would make Lucious Malfoy blush.
- Silent Hil 2 (-50%, $34.99) – Lowest it’s been on PSN! 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 or at least won a few awards.
- Star Wars Outlaws (-50%, $34.99) – Ubisoft’s Star Wars open world game. That has received countless updates that should have made this way better than its state at launch. Just don’t expect epic boss fights and the like, since it’s not that type of game.
- Sea of Thieves (-50%, $19.99) – Rare’s former Xbox exclusive. Pirate game that has a healthy player base, and gets live service support.
- GTA The Trilogy Definitive (-60%, $23.99) – Not sure how performance is now, but three GTA games for that price? You’ll be playing this one well into 2025.
- Metaphor ReFantazio (-40%, $41.99) – Stellar RPG and won a ton of awards last year
- Civilization 7 (-15%, $59.49) – First time this is on sale, if I’m not mistaken? Latest strategy game in the franchise. Getting a ton of support.
- Tekken 8 (-50%, $29,99) – This might underwhelm fight fans compared to Tekken 7, but it’s still a solid fighter. Loads of support but characters locked behind a paywall.
- Battlefield 2042 (-90%, $5.99) – 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. This is the lowest it’s been on PSN.
- Fallout 4 GOTY Edition (-60%, $15.99) – The last mainline Fallout game by Bethesda. Gameplay should still hold up and this offers dozens of hours of single-player RPG goodness.
- Skyrim Anniversary + Fallout 4 GOTY Bundle (-67%, $26.39) – Skyrim + Fallout 4? Yeah, good bye life!
- Final Fantasy 7 Remake + Rebirth Twin Package (-43%, $56.99) – Insane deal if you’re looking to get into the first two remakes before the third drops, which won’t be for a long time.
- The Witcher 3 (-80%, $7.99) – If The Witcher 4 trailer got you hyped, go jump in. Even if you’re not familiar with the first two games, it’s fine. One of the best games of all-time. Has fantastic side quests, loads of weapons and armor to scavenge for. If you haven’t played this yet, I cannot recommend this enough. With The Witcher 4 announced, this is the perfect time to dive into Geralt’s world.
- Skyrim Special Edition (-75%, $9.99) – Bethesda’s acclaimed RPG. If you haven’t tried this yet, give this a go.
- Borderlands 3 (-90$, $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.
- Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order (-75%, $9.99) – 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.
- Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Deluxe Edition (-35%, $48.74) – Latest entry in the Like a Dragon franchise and this one features naval combat! Reviewed very well.
- Dead Island 2 (-70%, $14.99) – One of the only few games Embracer released that seems actually to have made money
- Avatar Frontiers of Pandora Deluxe Edition (-70%, $23.99) – Ubisoft open-world but with Avatar’s license. Better than expected and still getting DLC and support.
- RoboCop: Rogue City (-85%, 8.99) – Better than expected. Brings familiar RoboCop visuals and violence. I’m actually surprised this turned out as well as it did.
- The Quarry (-86%, $9.79) – Supermassive’s narrative-driven cinematic games. This one has kids camping and then horror hits.
- Atomic Heart (-60$, 27.99) – It’s like BioShock but with less polish and less interesting story. Final DLC already released.
- Dead Space (-80%, $13.99) – 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.
- Marvel’s Midnight Suns PS4 (-85%, $8.99) -Strategy meets Marvel. Harder than it looks, but if you want something different that has solid length
- Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake (-35%, $38.99) – First time this is on sale. Reviewed very well and if you haven’t played the Dragon Quest games before, this might be a good starting point.
- 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.
- BioShock The Collection (-80%, $9.99) – Another value-for-money bundle. BioShock 1 has one of the most memorable stories I’ve ever played.
- 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.
- 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
- Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League (-90%, $6.99) – Insanely low price. Has an offline mode now so might be worth a shot? DC looter shooter that flopped hard.
- Octopath Traveler 2 (-60%, $23.99) – Reviewed very, very well. Classic JRPG with a ton of memorable characters that you can play in whichever order you prefer.
- Visions of Mana (-40, $35.99) – Action RPG and is the fifth mainline entry in the Mana series. Mostly got favorable reviews when it was released.
- Nobody Wants to Die (-60%, $9.99) – detective game not an action title. Reminds me of Minority Report minus Tom Cruise (is that good or bad?).
- Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes (-65%, $17.49) – Old school RPG and a surprise hit. Still getting support. Reviewed quite well. If you need another JRPG fix, this might be it.
- Alien Isolation The Collection (-75%, $9.99) – Horror game where you’re not a space marine, sequel in development. Underrated horror game. This includes the DLCs.
- Final Fantasy 7 Remake (-50%, $14.99) – The first part of the remake, and is a perfect example to show your kids how this game was the biggest thing back then
- Deathloop (-80%, $11.99) – One of Arkane’s finest works and implements time travel without being annoying.
- LA Noire (-50%, $19,99) – Rockstar’s detective game. Slower paced than your usual action game, so don’te expect moment-to-moment gunfights. More deliberate but offers something new. Not getting a remaster or remake soon, so worth a shot for now.
Chances are, the full sale that houses these games will launch this coming week, and it should be a much bigger sale with more games in the list. Once it’s out, expect it here on MP1st.
