Sony’s Days of Play 2026 sale is now live on the PlayStation Store, with over 2,000 PS5 and PS4 games discounted – and if your wishlist has been building up, this is the window to act. The sale is already live in the UK and across Europe, with US access following later today, and the whole thing runs until June 10th, 2026. That’s a genuinely large catalog sweep, and the headline discounts make a solid case for browsing.
Some of the standout digital deals currently live on the PS Store include:
- Ghost of Yotei – £52.49 (25% off)
- Resident Evil Requiem – £45.49 (30% off)
- Death Stranding 2 – £43.39 (38% off)
- Astro Bot – £42.59 (29% off)
- Silent Hill F – £34.99 (50% off)
- Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – £33.74 (25% off)
- Mafia: The Old Country – £31.49 (30% off)
- Nioh 3 – £46.14 (29% off)
- God of War: Sons of Sparta – £19.99 (20% off)
- Resident Evil 4 – £8.74 (75% off)
That 75% off Resident Evil 4 is the clear value anchor here – under £9 for one of the best remakes of the last decade is genuinely hard to argue with. Fair warning: current PS Plus subscribers are reporting that there is no option to extend their existing tier membership as part of the promotion, which dulls the shine slightly for anyone hoping to stack time at a discount.
Here’s the context: Days of Play has been Sony’s flagship early-summer sale since the PS4 era, typically running for around two weeks and combining PS Store discounts with hardware deals, accessory promotions, and PS Plus offers. The 2025 event ran from May 28 to June 11 and featured rotating waves of digital deals alongside membership discounts. For 2026, Sony confirmed the campaign would again span game discounts, PS Plus upgrade savings of up to 33% on 12-month plans, and hardware deals – including $100 USD off PlayStation VR2 and up to $30 off DualSense Edge and Access controllers via PlayStation Direct. As we flagged in our earlier Days of Play 2026 coverage, however, there are no PS5 console discounts this year – a notable absence given where hardware pricing currently sits.
Here’s the real read: as a software sale, this is a strong one – over 2,000 discounted titles with genuine cuts on recent first- and third-party releases is not the kind of thing Sony throws together lightly. The Silent Hill F and Death Stranding 2 discounts in particular land at a point where they’re worth pulling the trigger if you’ve been sitting on the fence. The missing piece is the hardware angle – no PS5 console markdowns means anyone who hasn’t bought in yet gets nothing here, which matters more given recent price increases. If you’re already in the ecosystem and your library has gaps, though, this sale does what it needs to do. Pairing it with what’s currently available through PS Plus Extra and Premium gives you a reasonable picture of the full value on offer this month, and the May 2026 Essential free games round out the package for subscribers on the base tier.
Which deal from the Days of Play lineup is actually pulling you toward the checkout – and is a sale with no PS5 hardware discounts still worth your time? Sound off in the comments below, and keep your eyes on GameLuster for more Days of Play coverage.
