10 Essential PlayStation Store Summer Sale Games Under $20
Each year, the PlayStationstore holds its annual Summer Sale, and this year there are a few must-play games players can snag for under $20. This is the perfect opportunity for players to check out fan-favorite games like , which they may have skipped when it was still full price. The sale also has some overlooked gems like, one of the best open-world space games in recent memory.
PlayStation’s Summer Sale only lasts until July 31, so players who want to grab these titles at a discount will want to do so quickly. Players who missed out on great Prime Day deals on games this year can use this as a second chance to snag some of these beloved titles. Some of these games still sell for full price during other times of the year, making this sale the best time to get them.
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, like other modern games, is a welcome departure from the original formula for the franchise. This game feels much more like a full-fledged action RPG than the earlier games, where combat was so simple that players typically had to fight bare-handed for it to be challenging or engaging. Though the series still insists on its lackluster framing device, ’s expansive run time is largely focused on the more interesting story that follows the grandchildren of King Leonidas during the Peloponnesian War.
is an interesting mix of historical fiction with some Greek mythology sprinkled in for good measure. By distancing itself from the typical fare, the game has a much stronger sense of identity, similar to what Ubisoft did with. Players who fell off of the series because they were sick of repetitive guys in hoods hiding in wagons of hay may find that reinvigorates their interest in the series. is currently being sold at a steep discount for only $11.99 instead of $59.99.
is a spinoff of the series, which focuses on a private detective, Takayuki Yagami. Similar games, has its
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