PlayStation Store: Massive Back-to-School Deals, Up to 95% Off Games for PS5

PlayStation Store’s Back-to-School Sale – Up to 95% Off Games for PS4 & PS5, Plus Extra Discounts for PlayStation Plus Members

The PlayStation Store is currently hosting a “Back-to-School” sale, offering discounts of up to 95% on thousands of PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games, along with their associated DLCs. This extensive sale includes popular titles such as It Takes Two and the latest Indiana Jones game from Bethesda, as well as cult classics like Far Cry, Resident Evil, and Batman Arkham. The sale concludes on September 10th at 11:59 PM. PlayStation Plus members can also enjoy extra discounts on select games, even those already part of the Premium and Extra subscription catalogs.

Top PlayStation 5 Deals – Up to 60% Off Popular Titles Including Atomic Heart & Cyberpunk 2077

Save on these top PlayStation 5 titles: Atomic Heart: $27.99 (originally $69.99, save 60%) Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – Deluxe Edition: $22.49 (originally $89.99, save 75%) Call of Duty: Black Ops 6: $43.99 (originally $79.99, save 45%) Cyberpunk 2077: $22.49 (originally $49.99, save 55%) F1 25: $63.99 (originally $79.99, save 20%) Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition: $23.99 (originally $59.99) Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle: $63.99 (originally $79.99, save 20%) Kingdom Come: Deliverance II: $48.99 (originally $69.99, save 30%) Life is Strange: Double Exposure: $29.99 (originally $59.99, save 50%) Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii – Deluxe Edition: $48.74 (originally $74.99, save 35%) Red Dead Redemption: $29.99 (originally $49.99, save 40%) Star Wars Outlaws: $35.99 (originally $79.99, save 55%) Tekken 8: $29.99 (originally $59.99, save 50%) The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered: $43.99 (originally $54.99, save 20%) Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 – 4: $37.49 (originally $49.99, save 25%)

Affordable PS4 & PS5 Gems Under $20 – Call of Duty, Fallout, Dead Space, & More!

Discover these PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games, all priced under $20: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: $19.79 (save 67%) Dead Island 2: $14.99 (save 70%) Dead Space: $15.99 (save 80%) Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition: $15.99 (save 60%) Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition: $15.99 (save 60%) Far Cry 6: $13.99 (save 80%) Grand Theft Auto V (PS5 version): $19.99 (save 50%) Hogwarts Legacy: The Legacy of Hogwarts: $14.99 (originally $74.99, save 80%) It Takes Two: $11.99 (save 70%) Jak and Daxter Collection: $19.99 (originally $39.99, save 50%) Need for Speed Unbound: $11.99 (originally $79.99, save 85%) No Man’s Sky: $19.99 (originally $49.99, save 60%) RoboCop: Rogue City: $14.99 (originally $59.99, save 75%) Sea of Thieves: $19.99 (originally $39.99, save 50%) Star Wars Jedi: Survivor: $15.99 (originally $79.99, save 80%)

Budget-Friendly PS5 & PS4 Hits Under $10: Savings on Assassin’s Creed, Batman, BioShock, Dragon Ball, God of War, Mafia, Mass Effect, Nobody Wants to Die, Red Dead Online, Resident Evil, Subnautica, The Quarry, & The Witcher 3!

Explore these popular titles available for less than $10: Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag: $7.99 (originally $19.99, save 60%) Batman: Arkham Collection: $5.99 (originally $59.99, save 90%) BioShock: The Collection: $9.99 (originally $49.99, save 80%) Dragon Ball FighterZ: $9.79 (originally $69.99, save 86%) God of War III Remastered: $9.99 (originally $19.99, save 50%) Gotham Knights: $7.49 (originally $74.99, save 90%) Kingdom Come: Deliverance – Royal Edition: $7.99 (originally $39.99, save 80%) Mafia: Definitive Edition: $5.99 (originally $39.99, save 85%) Mass Effect Legendary Edition: $6.99 (originally $69.99, save 90%) Nobody Wants to Die: $9.99 (originally $24.99, save 60%) Red Dead Online: $9.99 (originally $19.99, save 50%) Resident Evil Village: $9.99 (save 75%) Subnautica: $14.99 (save 50%) The Quarry: $9.74 (save 87%) The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: $5.99 (save 80%)

Back-to-School Sale: More PS Games Under $5 with Huge Savings!

Even more savings are available with these games priced under $5: Dead Island Definitive Edition: $4.99 (originally $19.99, save 75%) Dishonored Definitive Edition: $4.99 (originally $24.99, save 80%) Dying Light Essentials Edition: $4.99 (originally $24.99, save 80%) Far Cry 4: $4.49 (originally $29.99, save 85%) For Honor: $4.49 (originally $29.99, save 85%) Injustice 2: $4.99 (originally $19.99, save 75%) LEGO Harry Potter Collection: $4.99 (originally $19.99, save 75%) Metro 2033 Redux: $3.99 (originally $19.99, save 80%) Mortal Kombat 11: $4.99 (originally $49.99, save 90%) Overcooked: $3.19 (originally $15.99, save 80%) Rayman Legends: $3.99 (originally $19.99, save 80%) Resident Evil 5: $4.99 (originally $19.99, save 75%) Resident Evil 6: $4.99 (originally $19.99, save 75%) Star Wars Battlefront – Ultimate Edition: $4.99 (originally $19.99, save 75%) Star Wars Battlefront 2: $4.99 (originally $19.99, save 75%) Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova: $2.49 (originally $49.99, save 95%) Don’t miss out on these incredible deals across the PlayStation Store. The “Back-to-School” sale offers a prime opportunity to expand your game library with significant savings until September 10th at 11:59 PM.

In Case You Missed It

For those intrigued by the intersection of gaming and sensitive historical events, Sophie Laurent’s thought-provoking piece “Call of Duty Black Ops 6: A 9/11 Mission? Good or Bad Idea?” is a must-read. Published on May 24th, this article delves into the controversial reveal of upcoming Call of Duty content that may touch upon the tragic events of September 11th. As the game developers continue to push boundaries, Lauren’s analysis offers valuable insights into the implications and reception of such themes in video games. If you’re a fan of the original “The Crow” and have been eagerly waiting to see how its 2024 reboot measures up, you won’t want to miss Carlos Mendoza’s critical review published on August 21st. In his article “The Crow: A Failed and Tacky Remake, as Expected,” Carlos dives deep into the controversial new version, dissecting why it falls short of capturing the dark brilliance and emotional depth of James O’Barr’s original work. From its lackluster direction to its forced character dynamics, this reboot leaves much to be desired. For gamers eager to dive into the latest trends and exclusive details in the gaming world, don’t miss Sophie Laurent’s latest piece on Call of Duty Black Ops 6. Published on October 16th, this article delves into how Microsoft’s acquisition has set the stage for cross-platform excitement, with a focus on Xbox Cloud Gaming and Game Pass promotions through the beloved franchise. The spotlight is also shining bright on character actor Peter Stormare, whose versatile comedic talent breathes life into the enigmatic role of The Replacer, complete with clever parodies of pop culture icons. Be sure to check out her detailed exploration at Call of Duty Black Ops 6: A 9/11 Mission? Good or Bad Idea? and for a thorough analysis of “The Crow” reboot, head over to our site The Crow: A Failed and Tacky Remake, as Expected (Critical Review) for serious food for thought on the state of modern remakes. Click over to Call of Duty Black Ops 6: Activision Focuses All Communication on The Replacer and Actor Peter Stormare for all the juicy details!

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