PS Plus Members Get First Access to New PlayStation Store Sale

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July 11th was chaos — but, like, the good kind. PlayStation Plus users woke up to find themselves smack dab in the middle of an early access window to the PlayStation Summer Sale. Imagine over 200 games just waiting to dig into your wallet. Yeah, I know, mind-blowing. This exclusive weekend was only for those savvy enough to hold onto a PS Plus membership. Any tier worked, just flashing their badge of loyalty to get the goods.

Honestly, I didn’t even know there was a general sale coming the following week, but, hey, you learn as you go. So, PS Plus members in Essential, Extra, or Premium had this golden chance until July 15. It’s like having your cake and eating it too, plus maybe a couple more slices if nobody’s looking.

Oh, and this was happening alongside all these other ridiculous deals like July Savings and Games Under $20 sales. These sales were screaming at everyone until July 16. Throw in some free monthly games — and yeah, I’m looking at games like Diablo 4 because who wouldn’t? — just for kicking it with PS Plus. Offered up like candy until month’s end.

Blasting through those 200+ PS4 and PS5 game discounts, from MP1st’s whispers, man, it was all over the map. Sports games, spooky adventures, action stuff — I mean, I was trying to track but, wow. The deals were nuts. Borderlands 3 for $5.99? Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim still rocks at $9.99. And that Suicide Squad game everyone keeps side-eyeing? Just $6.99. Oh, and the RoboCop discount was also perfectly timed with its own thing dropping on July 17.

Let’s just marvel at some of these deals for a sec, okay? Alien: Isolation at $9.99, Borderlands 3 for a steal, and even Elden Ring feeling nice at $35.99. Toss in Red Dead Redemption 2 at a shocking $14.99. Okay, jotting these down was a headache and a half, but worth it.

But hey, don’t sleep on The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered’s shocker price at $39.99. It’s like they know how to appeal to my nostalgia while draining my wallet. Silent Hill 2 Remake stunned with its 50% cut. And Metaphor: ReFantasio, just a casual 40% off, because why not?

The mad dash to the PS Store could barely keep up with these discounts cascading all July. Between those deals and the epicness of stuff like Cyberpunk 2077 hitting the higher PS Plus tiers, it’ll be curious to see just how many folks jump in on the fun. Keep checking the store, I guess. Who knows? Maybe your gaming holy grail is waiting there, mischievously discounted.