Bank Balances Beware! Over 1,000 Ghoulish PS5, PS4 Games Discounted for Halloween | Push Square
Halloween is upon us, which means the nights are drawing in and there are creepy-crawlies hiding in every corner. There’s also danger for your bank balance, as Sony has rolled out another enormous PS Store sale, this time largely focused on over 1,000 ghoulish games. While the platform holder is stretching the definition of horror in some instances here, there are some decent offers worth exploring.
Most of the discounts will run through 1st November, so you’ve got a couple of weeks to make up your mind. Here are some highlights:
You can find the full list of savings through here.
Is there anything here that takes your fancy? Which games are you planning to play this coming Halloween? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Pinball M, here I come !
To get a proper scare on Halloween, I plan on playing Cyberpunk 2077 without patches
@Dadou Great game!
Nice scored myself two artifex mundi games (if you know you know) for 2,90 a pop or something. Great games as pallet cleanser after some monstrous platinum runs.
Saw the three Metro games for something nuts like 8 euro last night.
Couldn't say no at that price, not with Metro Awakening on the way.
That Kingdom Come Deliverance price is crazy. Less than a coffee!
@Shepherd_Tallon Thanks for the heads up as I have been thinking about trying these games with Awakening coming up too.
For anyone else interested look up the Metro Saga Bundle on the PS store as it includes the the Redux (remade for PS4/XB1) versions of the first two games and the PS5 version of Exodus with all the DLC for just $9USD. The first Redux game is not on sale and is still $20, so if you just wanted to even try out the
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