New Spring Sale in PS Store with up to 90% Off Launched: Our 10 Bargain Highlights for PS5 and PS4
The PlayStation Store has officially kicked off its highly anticipated Spring Sale, offering hundreds of discounted games for both PS5 and PS4 with massive savings of up to 90%. To help you navigate through the vast selection, we've carefully sifted through the offers and compiled a list of our top 10 bargain highlights.
Our 10 Bargain Highlights for PS5 and PS4
- It Takes Two for €7.99 (80% off)
- Cyberpunk 2077 for €22.49 (55% off)
- The Crew Motorfest for €13.99 (80% off)
- The Witcher 3 for €5.99 (80% off)
- Resident Evil 3 Remake for €9.99 (75% off)
- Subnautica for €9.89 (67% off)
- Star Wars Jedi: Survivor for €11.99 (85% off)
- Mortal Kombat 11 for €4.99 (90% off)
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Royal Edition) for €7.99 (80% off)
- Ace Combat 7 for €6.99 (90% off)
How long will this new sale run? You can grab all these fantastic deals until April 9th, 00:59 AM (CET).
The Perfect Time to Dive into The Witcher 3
If you've yet to experience Geralt of Rivia's epic adventures, now is an absolutely prime opportunity to play The Witcher 3. Not only can you get the PS5 and PS4 versions for a mere €5.99, but its acclaimed expansions, Hearts of Stone (€1.99) and Blood and Wine (€3.99), are also significantly reduced. With credible rumors suggesting an upcoming expansion that could potentially link to the highly anticipated fourth installment, there's never been a better time to immerse yourself in this incredible open-world RPG.
Another excellent role-playing game worth considering is Kingdom Come: Deliverance. This title presents an ideal purchase, especially if you own a PS5 and can take advantage of its recently released current-gen upgrade, which further enhances the experience.
Have you found any must-have games in the Spring Sale? We'd love to hear in the comments which bargains you decided to pick up!
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