The PlayStation Store's Big Games Big Deals sale runs now through to 6 May 2026 and includes thousands of PS5 and PS4 entries. The following curated list highlights more than 45 recommended purchases across genres and budgets, focusing on quality, replay value and next‑gen upgrades where relevant. Prices and discount levels vary throughout the sale; players should check the UK PlayStation Store for current offers.

How the list was compiled: the selection emphasises critically acclaimed releases, strong single‑player campaigns, multiplayer longevity and noteworthy indie picks. Each entry includes platform availability and a short rationale.

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  • Elden Ring — PS5/PS4. Open‑world action RPG with deep combat and massive exploration; essential for fans of Soulsborne games.
  • God of War Ragnarök — PS5/PS4. Narrative‑driven blockbuster with cinematic presentation and refined combat systems.
  • Marvel's Spider‑Man 2 — PS5. Swinging, storytelling and setpieces at the top end of PlayStation exclusives.
  • Spider‑Man: Miles Morales — PS5/PS4. Compact, focused superhero adventure with strong visuals on PS5.
  • The Last of Us Part I — PS5. High‑fidelity remake with enhanced performance and visuals; recommended for newcomers and completists.
  • The Last of Us Part II — PS4. Controversial but powerful narrative with intense stealth and combat.
  • Horizon Forbidden West — PS5/PS4. Ambitious open world with gorgeous setpieces and varied combat against machine beasts.
  • Horizon Call of the Mountain — PS5 (PS VR2). VR‑exclusive vertical adventure ideal for VR owners seeking a showcase title.
  • Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut — PS5/PS4. A striking samurai epic with performance upgrades on PS5 and added Iki Island content.
  • Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart — PS5. Platforming and visual ingenuity that shows off PS5 hardware and near‑instant loading.
  • Demon's Souls — PS5. PS5 remake of the genre‑founding title with lavish visuals and punishing design.
  • Returnal — PS5. Roguelike shooter with inventive pacing and strong audio‑visual design; rewarding for repeat runs.
  • Death Stranding Director's Cut — PS5. Polarising but unique open‑world experience with improved performance and extras.
  • Final Fantasy XVI — PS5. Fantasy action JRPG with a darker tone and real‑time combat focus.
  • Final Fantasy VII Rebirth — PS5. Ambitious follow‑up in the FF7 remake trilogy offering a large, cinematic experience.
  • Resident Evil Village — PS5/PS4. Tense survival horror with a memorable final act and varied encounters.
  • Resident Evil 4 Remake — PS5/PS4. Modernised classic with tight shooting and refreshed presentation.
  • Resident Evil 2 Remake — PS5/PS4. One of the best horror remakes, combining nostalgia with modern design.
  • Deathloop — PS5. Stylish time‑loop shooter from Arkane with clever design and replay incentives.
  • Cyberpunk 2077 — PS5/PS4. Post‑patch revival with PS5 enhancements; large open world and story content.
  • Red Dead Redemption 2 — PS4. Rockstar's sprawling western masterpiece with deep worldbuilding and characters.
  • Gran Turismo 7 — PS5/PS4. Detailed driving sim for racing fans, with upgrades and better performance on PS5.
  • EA Sports FC 24 — PS5/PS4. Football simulation with updated rosters and modes; good value during sales for online players.
  • Assassin's Creed Valhalla — PS5/PS4. Large RPG‑leaning open world with plenty of content and long‑term playability.
  • Assassin's Creed Mirage — PS5/PS4. A tighter, stealthier AC experience that returns to the franchise's roots.
  • Hades — PS5/PS4. Critically acclaimed roguelike with addictive combat and a superb narrative loop.
  • Disco Elysium — The Final Cut — PS5/PS4. One of the most lauded narrative RPGs of the decade, now with full voice acting and extras.
  • Persona 5 Royal — PS4. Stylish JRPG with character depth and calendar‑based gameplay, still a standout on PlayStation.
  • Bloodborne — PS4. A dark, fast Soulsborne classic with unique atmosphere and uncompromising design.
  • Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice — PS4. Precision swordplay and high difficulty for players seeking a tough action challenge.
  • Nioh 2 Remastered — PS5/PS4. Deep combat and loot systems combined with samurai aesthetics; PS5 remaster enhances visuals.
  • Dark Souls III — PS4. Thematically strong conclusion to the trilogy with refined mechanics.
  • Dead Cells — PS5/PS4. Fast, fluid roguelike metroidvania that rewards skill and experimentation.
  • Hollow Knight — PS4. Expansive indie metroidvania with tight platforming and a haunting world.
  • Stardew Valley — PS4. Relaxed farming sim with surprising depth and strong longevity.
  • Celeste — PS4. Precision platformer with touching storytelling and tight level design.
  • Control Ultimate Edition — PS5/PS4. Atmospheric third‑person shooter with telekinetic powers and intriguing worldbuilding.
  • Spyro Reignited Trilogy — PS4. Nostalgic platformer collection, great value for family‑friendly play.
  • Crash Team Rumble — PS5/PS4. Team‑based platform brawler with quick matches and competitive hooks.
  • Return to Monkey Island — PS5/PS4. A modern return to classic adventure roots with humour and charm.
  • Marvel's Midnight Suns — PS5/PS4. Tactical RPG layering card mechanics with superhero action.
  • Little Nightmares II — PS5/PS4. Creepy puzzle‑platformer with striking visual design and atmosphere.
  • Hitman 3 — PS5/PS4. Sandbox assassination design at its best, with replayability and creative solutions.
  • Forza Horizon does not appear on PlayStation — PS platforms benefit from a wide racing selection via Gran Turismo and indies.
  • Among Us — PS5/PS4. Simple multiplayer deception game that remains social and cheap during sales.
  • Factorio is not on consoles broadly — noteworthy PC classic; PlayStation sales remain rich with console‑native indies.
  • Stray — PS5/PS4. Unique feline adventure with charming visuals and short, memorable storytelling.
  • Alan Wake Remastered — PS5/PS4. Tense narrative thriller with a strong atmosphere and cinematic pacing.

Sale shopping tips for the UK: check the UK PlayStation Store storefront for regionally displayed prices and discount levels. Wishlist items often receive additional promotional alerts, and some boxed editions at retailers such as GAME, Amazon UK, Argos and Smyths may hit comparable prices when the digital sale finishes. Purchased digital upgrades, bundles and next‑gen patches vary by title, so platform compatibility and upgrade paths should be confirmed on each product page.

The Big Games Big Deals sale presents a large selection and varied savings. The list above aims to direct attention to enduring favourites and standout experiences; current prices and percentage discounts are available on the PlayStation Store until the sale ends on 6 May 2026.