PlayStation just launched an epic Memorial Day sale with PS5 games from $4 — here are 33 deals I’d buy

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PlayStation Store has launched its latest sales event, Planet of the Discounts, and this collection of savings on some of the best PS5 games comes just in time for the long Memorial Day weekend. Now is the chance to pick up a PS5 bargain. 

There are more than 2,000 deals on PS5 and PS4 games as well as DLC expansions and in-game currencies for popular online titles in this PlayStation Store sale. My favorite deals include The Last of Us Part 1 for $39 (was $69) and Lies of P Deluxe Edition for $48 (was $69). There’s also a 50% discount on Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, and a massive $52 off the stunning Dead Space Remake, dropping the Deluxe Edition down to $27 (was $79). 

Whatever your gaming tastes there’s almost guaranteed to be a deal that appeals in this PlayStation Memorial Day sale. And for players who prefer a physical disc to a digital download, I’ve also found some equally excellent deals at retailers Amazon and Best Buy. Let's dive into the best PS5 game deals available right now...

Best PlayStation Store deals

Best PS5 game deals right now

PS5 games: deals from $4 @ PlayStation Store

PS5 games: deals from $4 @ PlayStation Store
The "Planet of the Deals" sale has returned to the PlayStation Store ahead of Memorial Day weekend. This sales event is discounting more than 2,000 items including must-play PS5 and PS4 games alongside DLC expansions and more. Highlights include savings on The Last of Us Part 1, Demon's Souls, Spider-Man Remastered and lots more. This sale is set to run until June 6. 

Watch Dogs: Legion: was $69 now $11 @ Amazon

Watch Dogs: Legion: was $69 now $11 @ Amazon
Reclaim London from a controlling force looking to exploit the citizens of the historic city in Watch Dogs Legion. You can recruit any character you see wandering the streets and use their unique abilities in your quest to overthrow the sinister Albion corporation. This latest entry in the Watch Dog franchise is a creative open-world adventure with a timely message about privacy. 

Marvel's Midnight Suns: was $59 now $19 @ Best Buy

Marvel's Midnight Suns: was $59 now $19 @ Best Buy
Marvel's Midnight Suns is one of the most overlooked games on PS5. It brings together a roster of iconic Marvel superheroes to battle the demonic Lilith via strategic turn-based battle. But when you're not engaged in combat you can build your relationships back at home base which in turn makes your heroes stronger. This is one of the PS5's most overlooked gems and is a must-play for comic book fans.

NBA 2K24 (Kobe Bryant Edition): was $69 now $19 @ Best Buy

NBA 2K24 (Kobe Bryant Edition): was $69 now $19 @ Best Buy
Take to the court in the most authentic basketball simulator around, NBA 2K24 is the latest iteration of the popular franchise and it looks and plays better than ever. This year's entry in the long-running series is all about the Black Mamba himself, Kobe Bryant, and a new mode gives you he chance to recreate some of his most legendary moments on his rise to sporting stardom. 

Deathloop: was $59 now $22 @ Amazon

Deathloop: was $59 now $22 @ Amazon
2021 was the year of time loops in gaming, and Deathloop casts you as a wisecracking mercenary on a mission to break free from a never-ending day. In order to break the loop you'll need to eliminate a group of high-powered targets before the day can reset, but your task is complicated by the rival assassin that is simultaneously hunting you down. 

Assassin's Creed Mirage: was $49 now $24 @ Amazon

Assassin's Creed Mirage: was $49 now $24 @ Amazon
Pitched as a return to the franchise's roots, Assassin's Creed Mirage ditches the RPG bloat of the most recent AC games in the form of a smaller, more focused experience. You play Basim, a petty thief turned master assassin in 9th-century Baghdad. With a vibrant city to explore and a list of targets to eliminate, Assassin's Creed Mirage is exactly what the series needed after the overwhelming bloat of Assassin's Creed Valhalla. 

Sonic Superstars: was $59 now $29 @ Best Buy

Sonic Superstars: was $59 now $29 @ Best Buy
Travel to the Northstar Islands and take all-new levels in the classic 2D Sonic style. Play as the blue blur alongside his friends Tails, Knuckles and Amy Rose. Harness new Emerald powers to big-bag guys and complete platforming challenges in exciting new ways. A refreshed spin on the beloved Sonic formula, Superstars is designed for returning players and newcomers alike. 

Prince of Persia The Lost Crown: was $49 now $29 @ Amazon

Prince of Persia The Lost Crown: was $49 now $29 @ Amazon
The long dormant Prince of Persia franchise returns in The Lost Crown, a new spin on the beloved series. In this side-scrolling action platformer, you play Sargon, a member of an Immortal clan, exploring a cursed city in search of a kidnapped Prince. To succeed in your mission, you'll need to master acrobatic combat and make use of your Time Powers to defeat your foes.

Resident Evil 4: was $59 now $32 @ Amazon

Resident Evil 4: was $59 now $32 @ Amazon
One of the most acclaimed and influential games of all time, Resident Evil 4 has been reborn in this full-scale remake. You play Leon S. Kennedy on a mission to rescue the President's kidnapped daughter in a spooky European village overrun with gruesome enemies. Featuring modernized gameplay and overhauled visuals, this is Resident Evil 4 as you've never seen it before. 

Elden Ring: was $59 now $48 @ Amazon

Elden Ring: was $59 now $48 @ Amazon
A collaboration between developer FromSoftware, the creators of Dark Souls, and acclaimed fantasy author George R. R. Martin, Elden Ring is a stunning open-world action RPG where every victory is hard-fought. You'll die frequently, but the sense of satisfaction that comes after downing a hulking boss after dozens of defeats is practically unmatched in all of gaming. Now is the ideal time to jump into Elden Ring ahead of its Shadow of the Erdtree DLC expansion launching in June.

Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth: was $69 now $39 @ Amazon

Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth: was $69 now $39 @ Amazon
The Like a Dragon series return in its most ambitious entry to date. Infinite Wealth switches up the franchise in several key ways, most excitingly moving the action from its native Japan to the new setting of sun-soaked Hawaii. Offering a dynamic battle-system and a story that veterans of the long-running series will love (but newcomers can also enjoy) this is an excellent RPG. 

Skull and Bones: was $69 now $39 @ Amazon

Skull and Bones: was $69 now $39 @ Amazon
Set sail on the high seas in Skull and Bones, a new Pirate simulator from Ubisoft. Partake in thrilling naval battle, and plunder the spoils of war to build an unstoppable fleet of ships. Face challenging threats including sea monsters and unpredictable weather, or go online and face off against other players for the ultimate test.  

Final Fantasy XVI: was $49 now $34 @ Amazon

Final Fantasy XVI: was $49 now $34 @ Amazon
Final Fantasy is one of the most beloved video game franchises of all time. Sure, Final Fantasy XVI isn't as talked about as Final Fantasy VII or some of the other huge hits from the past, but it's still a well-rounded RPG that's worth playing if you're a fan of the franchise and its gameplay. And at $34, it's a lot of gameplay for a relatively low cost.

RoboCop Rogue City: was $59 now $47 @ Amazon

RoboCop Rogue City: was $59 now $47 @ Amazon
RoboCop Rogue City ticks all the boxes for fans of the movies, and it does it in a tight package, which is actually a fun video game. It has over-the-top violence and a fun shooter that puts you in the shoes of everyone's favorite RoboCop. And it's only $47 at Amazon for a limited time, so it's definitely worth snagging a copy.

Rory Mellon
Entertainment Editor (UK)

Rory is an Entertainment Editor at Tom’s Guide based in the UK. He covers a wide range of topics but with a particular focus on gaming and streaming. When he’s not reviewing the latest games, searching for hidden gems on Netflix, or writing hot takes on new gaming hardware, TV shows and movies, he can be found attending music festivals and getting far too emotionally invested in his favorite football team.