Sony launches mega sale on PlayStation Store with games up to 90% cheaper

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Sony’s official digital store has just launched one of the biggest sales of the year, bringing down the prices of a vast catalog of titles and expansions. Users of the brand’s consoles now find a perfect scenario to acquire everything from recently released works to true industry landmarks, with cuts reaching the 90% mark. This movement in the digital market facilitates access to high-budget works at a time when the physical format is losing more and more space.

The range of offers was designed to meet all tastes within the gaming community. While projects launched the longest ago receive the most aggressive reductions, productions that recently hit virtual shelves also received interesting readjustments. This shopping window is perfect for those who have just bought a new video game or for old users who were waiting for a price drop to try a different genre.

Consecrated works from the last decade reach historic values ​​on the platform

Those who have the patience to wait for the right moment to buy will find the real gold in this sale, with discounts ranging from 75% to 90% on software that has been on the market for three years or more. This price range makes purchasing epic adventures and survival games a low-risk investment. Many of the franchises that have shaped modern game design are costing less than a quick snack.

Survival horror shines on the list with the reimagining of Resident Evil 2 (2019), which had its price dropped to US$7.99, an 80% cut compared to the original price. Capcom managed to revitalize the tension of the classic with cutting-edge graphics, making the work a must-have for this price. In the field of medieval fantasy, the gigantic The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt repeats the same price tag of US$7.99 and 80% less, delivering hundreds of hours of exploration.

Control Ultimate Edition’s paranormal exploration drops to $5.99, guaranteeing 85% savings on a journey full of puzzles and realistic physics. Fans of the universe created by George Lucas can get Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and its sequel Survivor with reductions of 80% and 85%, respectively. The catalog of aggressive promotions also includes A Plague Tale: Innocence, Dead Island 2 Ultimate Edition, The Quarry and the fighting game Dragon Ball FighterZ. An important detail for sports fans is that the NBA 2K26 simulator costs just US$6.99, marking a 90% drop, but this condition requires an active subscription to the PlayStation Premium plan.

  • The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: $7.99 (80% less)
  • Control Ultimate Edition: $5.99 (85% less)
  • Resident Evil 4 (2023): $9.99 (75% less)
  • Resident Evil 2 (2019): $7.99 (80% less)
  • Star Wars Jedi: Survivor: $10.49 (85% less)
  • Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order: $7.99 (80% off)
  • A Plague Tale: Innocence: $7.99 (80% less)
  • Dead Island 2 Ultimate Edition: $6.99 (90% less)
  • The Quarry (PS5 version): $6.99 (90% less)
  • Dragon Ball FighterZ (PS4 and PS5 editions): $9.59 (84% less)

Recent projects and pre-sales from 2026 join the wave of cuts

The promotional event breaks the rule of focusing only on the past and includes works that have just come out of the oven, including software scheduled for the year 2026. Even though the drop percentages are smaller in these cases, paying cheaper for a product at the peak of its life cycle is a rare advantage in the console ecosystem. This strategy shows how distributors use major seasonal events to drive initial sales for their biggest projects.

The Housemarque studio has placed its long-awaited Saros Digital Deluxe with a 25% discount, setting the price at US$59.99. Another big bet is the horror of Resident Evil Requiem, which can now be secured for US$55.99 thanks to a 20% discount. Lovers of punishing combat will also find Nioh 3, developed by Team Ninja, costing US$44.79 after a 36% reduction. Securing these names now means locking in the price before possible inflationary adjustments in the digital entertainment market.

  • Resident Evil Requiem: $55.99 (20% less)
  • Saros Digital Deluxe: $59.99 (25% less)
  • Nioh 3: $44.79 (36% less)

Public successes gain extra benefits for service subscribers

Those titles that dominate live streams and social media discussions make up an important part of the offering showcase. Sony structured the campaign in order to reward its audience’s loyalty, releasing the most generous slices of discount for those who keep subscriptions to the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium packages active.

The Palworld monster-catching phenomenon, which mixes survival with the use of firearms, has had its cost reduced by 30%, stopping at around US$20.99. The futuristic RPG Cyberpunk 2077, which rebuilt its fan base after several improvement updates, dropped to US$17.99 with a 60% cut, but this specific condition requires the Extra level of Sony’s subscription.

Big-budget works that arrived recently or are on the 2025 calendar are strongly present, such as Battlefield 6 for US$34.99 (50% less), Split Fiction for US$32.49 (35% less) and the historical adventure Assassin’s Creed Shadows for US$31.49 (55% less). The catalog also includes Digimon Story Time Stranger with a 43% discount and the realistic Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 with a 60% discount exclusively for the Premium plan. Charismatic adventures like Astro Bot and Deltarune complete the selection with reductions of 34% and 20%, respectively.

  • Palworld: US$20.99 (30% less)
  • Cyberpunk 2077: $17.99 (60% less on PlayStation Plus Extra plan)
  • Battlefield 6: $34.99 (50% less)
  • Deltarune: $19.99 (20% less)
  • Astro Bot: US$39.59 (34% less)
  • Split Fiction: $32.49 (35% less)
  • Assassin’s Creed Shadows: US$31.49 (55% less)
  • Digimon Story Time Stranger: $39.89 (43% less)
  • Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2: $27.99 (60% less on PlayStation Plus Premium plan)

Strategies to Maximize Savings During the Sale Period

The current pricing scenario in the console store creates the ideal window to fill gaps in the digital collection without compromising the monthly budget. The mix of nostalgic revivals with the anticipation of works that will still dictate the pace of the industry makes the event an obligatory stop for any owner of a device from the brand.

Browsing store menus frequently helps you not miss closing deadlines for each individual offer. Anyone who pays monthly fees to play online should always check the subscriber seal before closing the cart, ensuring that the system applies the highest percentage of savings possible at the time of the financial transaction.

Luís Henrique Costa é jornalista formado pela FMU, editor-chefe e fundador do Mix Vale, portal de notícias em atividade desde 2013. Responde pela direção editorial do veículo, que cobre Brasil e mundo em economia, benefícios sociais, esportes, tecnologia, ciência e entretenimento. Atua na área há mais de 15 anos e lidera uma equipe de cerca de 15 colaboradores.

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