Here’s What You Should Get From PlayStation’s Mid-Year Sale

The PlayStation Store, after just wrapping things up with the Days of Play promo, has brought a new type of promotion to the store, cutting down the prices of over 2,000 different games, DLCs, and expansions. If you’ve been meaning to save some cash to splurge in the wake of a proper discount occasion, this is quite it. I’ve spotted some of the best PlayStation games out there on the PS Store, enjoying amazing prices. 

I’ve decided to compile a list of some of the most worth-it titles on the PlayStation Store at irresistible prices, so you don’t have to scroll through page after page looking for the best deals yourself.  

Some Of The Best Discounted PlayStation Games You Should Check Out

Make sure to post a comment down below if you happen to spot another game on the PlayStation Store worth checking out. 

1. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 

Getting things started here for us is Kingdom Come: Deliverance, a high-quality action-adventure RPG with a strong emphasis on story. For all that the game brings to the table, $2.99 is one heck of a price for it, and I genuinely believe you should give the title an honest shot. You don’t have a lot to lose either way. The game’s open world is massive, filled to the brim with creative freedom, and a ton of player agency for you to enjoy.

Seriously, you can’t go wrong with it, especially with this price.  

• Get it on the PS Store.

2. Final Fantasy 16

One of the latest iterations in the long-running Final Fantasy franchise, Final Fantasy 16 is a must-buy on the PlayStation 5. I don’t put a lot of hours into games usually, but this one had me hooked from start to finish, and not without good reason, I’ll tell you. The same goes for my colleague, Nameer, who in a separate piece here, wrote, 

Final Fantasy 16 is the kind of game that makes me glad that I get to partake in this hobby and passion. A borderline overwhelming injection of adrenaline that truly understands what next-gen scale and scope mean. It’s the game turning itself into the ultimate Kaiju action flick on a whim.”

eXputer reviewed Final Fantasy 16, rating it 5/5, and praising its incredible combat gameplay, stellar soundtrack, and intense boss battles that are sure to make your jaw drop on the floor. 

• Get it on the PS Store.

3. Assassin’s Creed Mirage

Ubisoft hasn’t pulled its punches with Assassin’s Creed Mirage, that’s for sure, considering the level of quality on display here. Mirage is one of the better Assassin’s Creed iterations we’ve seen in a long while, one that’s more inclined toward the franchise’s roots than ever. At $24.99, Mirage is a great pick-up, made fantastic thanks to its creative levels, fluid parkour, and an intriguing cast of characters.

eXputer reviewed Assassin’s Creed Mirage, rating it 3.5/5.0, with author Usama Mehmood calling it a “love letter to the games in the series that kickstarted its legacy.”

• Get it on the PS Store.

4. Red Dead Redemption 2 

Rockstar Games’ Red Dead Redemption 2 is still breaking records even almost half a decade into its release, and that’s really no surprise. While the open-world action-adventure may struggle with the pacing sometimes, it’s a thorough masterpiece in world design, with the narrative action putting up nothing short of perfection for the average player. If you like story-driven adventures, this game is going to suit your preference just fine.

And just so that it happens to be, Red Dead Redemption 2’s Ultimate Edition is on sale, coming for $29.99, and comprising the following goodies on top of the base game: Bank Robbery Mission & Gang Hideout, Dappled Black Thoroughbred, Talisman & Medallion Gameplay Bonuses, Gameplay Boosts, Cash Bonuses & Discounts, and The Nuevo Paraiso Gunslinger Outfit 

• Get it on the PS Store.

5. Subnautica

Subnautica is a fantastic game and is certainly in a league of its own, though I have to warn you: It’s terrifying in its own right all the same. The game can be stress-inducing, considering its thrilling gameplay, but don’t let that take anything from the fact that this is a survival-based masterpiece. It’s got great, deep-dyed lore, and an open discouragement for fast travel, so you spend that time exploring more and subsequently making great memories. 

• Get it on the PS Store.

6. Hades 

2020’s Game of the Year winner Hades is a roguelike journey like no other with its remarkable voice acting, over the top combat, and sensational level design. It’s one of the best rated games on Steam, coming from a massively underrated developer. Hades has a sequel in the works as well, though it already happens to be in early access, should you choose to give it a proper go. 

• Get it on the PS Store.