Major PS Store Sale Continues with Discounts Up to 75%
A massive catalog of nearly four thousand titles has seen significant price cuts, featuring a wide array of recently launched blockbusters and fan favorites.
The PlayStation Store has kicked off a major promotional event, slashing prices by up to 85% on an extensive selection of games, including several high-profile recent releases and pre-orders.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 – Vault Edition
(35% off — available for 2,859 TL, down from 4,399 TL) -
Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition
(25% off — available for 3,000 TL, down from 4,000 TL) -
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – Deluxe Edition
(20% off — available for 1,680 TL, down from 2,099 TL) -
DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH Digital Deluxe Edition
(20% off — available for 3,079 TL, down from 3,849 TL) -
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Royal Edition
(50% off — available for 1,575 TL, down from 3,149 TL) -
Mafia: The Old Country Deluxe Edition
(20% off — available for 1,879 TL, down from 2,349 TL) -
Dying Light: The Beast Deluxe Edition
(25% off — available for 2,436 TL, down from 3,249 TL) -
Anno 117: Pax Romana
(25% off — available for 1,575 TL, down from 2,099 TL) -
The Outer Worlds 2 Premium Edition
(30% off — available for 2,799 TL, down from 3,999 TL) -
Absolum
(20% off — available for 863 TL, down from 1,079 TL)
Source: iXBT.games
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