Sony pushed a new PlayStation Store promotion live on 23 September 2026 called Autumn Adventures, discounting more than 600 PS5 titles with deals running through 7 October 2026, including recent releases like Halo: Campaign Evolved and Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced alongside catalogue picks such as Starfield and Hades 2, as reported by Push Square.
Here’s the context: Autumn Adventures went live the same day this piece was published, and Sony’s own storefront confirms the discounts stay active until 7 October 2026. The sale spans over 600 PS5 titles, and the full listing linked from the source’s store page extends further into PS4 catalogue titles as well. If you’re already tracking PlayStation’s subscription-side offerings, it’s worth pairing this sale with what’s included in this month’s lineup – our rundown of the PS Plus September 2026 games covers what’s already available without spending anything extra.
Honestly, the headline number – 600-plus titles – is the kind of figure that’s easy to skim past without registering what’s actually worth clicking on. Push Square’s featured selection narrows that down to eight titles spanning 10% to 40% off, and it’s a genuinely useful cross-section: a couple of newer releases sitting next to long-tenured catalogue names. That’s Halo: Campaign Evolved, Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, The Sinking City 2, Hades 2, Beast of Reincarnation, Starfield, and High on Life 2. With storefronts this large, it’s also worth remembering that digital sale eligibility isn’t permanent – our look at PlayStation Store removals and publisher decisions is a useful reminder that discounted doesn’t always mean indefinitely available.
Halo: Campaign Evolved is listed at £39.99 / $39.99, a 20% discount off its standard price. It’s one of the more recent additions to the PS5 storefront to receive a markdown in this promotion.
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced carries a 10% discount, bringing it to £44.99 / $53.99. The relatively modest cut suggests Ubisoft isn’t discounting the remaster as aggressively as some of the sale’s other entries.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is discounted 20%, landing at £55.99 / $55.99. The matching UK and US price points make it one of the more straightforward comparisons in this selection.
The Sinking City 2 sits at £35.99 / $44.99 with a 10% discount applied. It’s among the newer catalogue entries included in the sale’s featured picks.
Hades 2 gets one of the steeper cuts in the selection at 30% off, pricing it at £17.49 / $20.99. If you’re weighing this against other recent PS5 discounts, it’s worth checking our coverage of No Case Remain Unsolved’s PS Plus discount for another current markdown on the platform.
Beast of Reincarnation is discounted 20%, bringing it to £39.99 / $47.99. It rounds out the selection’s newer-release entries alongside Halo and The Sinking City 2.
Starfield carries the deepest discount of the featured selection at 40% off, dropping it to £26.99 / $29.99. Of the eight titles Push Square highlighted, it’s the single biggest percentage cut.
High on Life 2 closes out the list with a 15% discount, priced at £29.74 / $33.99. It’s the only title in the selection with a non-round decimal figure on the UK side.
Those eight are just a sample of what’s on offer. Since Autumn Adventures covers over 600 PS5 titles in total, the full breakdown is best checked directly rather than summarized in a single article:
- Halo: Campaign Evolved – £39.99 / $39.99, 20% off
- Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced – £44.99 / $53.99, 10% off
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 – £55.99 / $55.99, 20% off
- The Sinking City 2 – £35.99 / $44.99, 10% off
- Hades 2 – £17.49 / $20.99, 30% off
- Beast of Reincarnation – £39.99 / $47.99, 20% off
- Starfield – £26.99 / $29.99, 40% off
- High on Life 2 – £29.74 / $33.99, 15% off
For the complete rundown of PS5 and PS4 titles included, Sony’s own PlayStation Store Autumn Adventures page is the definitive source, and it’s worth a browse given how much of the sale falls outside this featured selection.
What to watch: the confirmed deadline is 7 October 2026, after which these prices revert. Given how much of the 600-plus-title list falls outside the eight games Push Square singled out, checking the full storefront listing before the window closes is the only way to know if something specific on your wishlist made the cut.
Anything from that 600-plus list already sitting in your cart? And does a 40% cut on Starfield move the needle for you if you skipped it at launch?
