Sony runs PlayStation Store Spring Sale with big price cuts on 300 games

Right now, Sony Interactive Entertainment kicks off its Spring Sale across the PlayStation Store - offering deep cuts on hundreds of digital games. From today until April 22, around 300 titles drop in price, some slashed by up to 80 percent. Big hits made inside Sony studios sit alongside top outside releases, plus fresh ones from the last twelve months - all part of this wide-ranging deal.

Some big-name Sony games are part of the current sale. For racing lovers, Gran Turismo sits at €40. Meanwhile, Astro Bot - highly praised by critics - is priced at €50. On another note, Helldivers 2 grabs attention at €30. So does God of War Ragnarok, also €30, offering solid value. These prices open doors to key PlayStation adventures without prior access. Worth noting, that kind of pricing doesn’t come around often.

Hogwarts Legacy dives into fantasy with a price tag of only eleven euros. Eight bucks grabs you It Takes Two, where teamwork drives every moment. Star Wars fans land Jedi Survivor for twelve, while racers pocket The Crew Motorfest at sixteen. Mortal Kombat 1 drops hard to ten - brutality never felt so affordable. Six euro pulls The Witcher 3 from the past, still roaring like it just launched. Need For Speed Unbound speeds in at eight, keeping the chase alive on budget terms. Old favorites aren’t forgotten, some cut deeper than eighty percent without warning. With prices slashed down, The Quarry brings its spooky story for just ten euros or lower; meanwhile, Gotham Knights swings in at the same deal, offering superhero chaos without costing much. Sitting comfortably beneath that price point, Borderlands 3 drops to seven euros, while Control follows close behind for six. Topping off this wave of discounts, you’ll find Back 4 Blood creeping under fifteen, Civilization VI plotting quietly at that rate, and LEGO Star Wars rebuilding itself fully within those limits.

Deals cover plenty of fresh titles hitting shelves lately, with savings kicking in fast on select 2025 launches. Borderlands 4 lands at fifty-six euros, whereas Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 slips in lower, tagged at forty-two. Assassin’s Creed Shadows joins the list alongside Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Silent Hill f - all locked at forty for now. EA Sports FC drops to twenty-four for those following seasonal leagues or just chasing goals online. Battlefield 6 stands at forty-eight; meanwhile, Ninja Gaiden 4 checks in two euros less. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 settles near mid-tier pricing, found at thirty-five during this stretch.

One way to save more? Look beyond the usual picks - Avowed sits at €38, while Mafia: The Old Country shows up priced at €40. Dying Light: The Beast lands in at €52.5, offering something different without stretching too far. Those drawn to less common paths might check out ARC Raiders, now marked down to €32. Doom: The Dark Ages appears lower still, tagged at €26. Then there's Atomfall, available for just €25. Other games quietly included are The Outer Worlds 2, set at €42. Dispatch holds steady at €28. Split Fiction joins in at €35. This won’t last forever - the deal fades away by late April. So time slips through fingers unless acted upon, especially for those using PlayStation’s store.