PlayStation Store: PS Plus members can save big with weekend deals!

You know, August rhymes with savings, and the PlayStation Store is selling hundreds of games at rock-bottom prices. There are so many video game deals to be had during the hottest days of the year, and this weekend is no exception: the PlayStation Store has even started offering promotions for PlayStation Plus subscribers.

This is a truly unmissable opportunity, thanks to which you can get your hands on a wide range of titles at rock-bottom prices after taking advantage of the new Ferragosto offers on PlayStation Store. Want some examples of games that you can’t miss? The very recent F1 24 can be purchased with a 40% discount on the catalogue price.

Instead, titles the caliber of Grand Theft Auto V and Star Wars Jedi Survivor can be found – respectively – with 58 and 55% less spend. So the great deals on PlayStation Store for Plus subscribers begin; below is a selection of masterpieces you can’t pass up.

Red Dead Redemption drops from $49.99 to $34.99, 30% off; Grand Theft Auto The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition (PS5 and PS4 versions) can be purchased for a price of $29.99. Plus subscribers get 50% off the $59.99 price; Battlefield 2042 (PS4 version) can be restored for a price of $10.49. With the new promo, you can save 85% off the $69.99 cost; The Quarry for PS5 drops from $74.99 to $18.74, 75% off; Dead Space Remake drops from $79.99 to $27.99, 65% off; F1 24 drops from $79.99 to $47.99. With the currently active promo, you can save 40%; Mafia Trilogy – from €59.99 to €14.99 (75% off list price); Lords of the Fallen is now available for €31.49. The current promotion is 55% off the list price (equivalent to €69.99); Marvel’s Midnight Suns Legendary Edition for PS5 goes from €99.99 to €24.99, 75% off; Grand Theft Auto V Premium Edition goes from €34.99 to €14.69, 58% off.

Our selection of titles ends here, but PlayStation Plus subscribers get access to an even wider range of titles for less. If you want to know more, you can find the link to the offers at the bottom of the news.