On July 17, 2024, PlayStation announced the start of its highly anticipated Summer Sale, which will light up the PlayStation Store with incredible deals. This annual event promises significant discounts on thousands of games for both PS5 and PS4 users.
Start Date and Duration
The Summer Sale officially begins on July 19 and will run until August 16, 2024. Gamers can enjoy these deals for nearly a month. However, some games will exit the promotion early, specifically on August 2, so it’s important to act fast if you have specific titles in mind.
Game and Discounts
The Summer Sale will feature a wide array of popular games. Some of the top titles expected to see discounts include:
- Borderlands 3: Various editions including the Ultimate Edition and Season Pass bundles.
- Call of Duty Series: Deals on multiple titles like “Modern Warfare” and “Black Ops Cold War.”
- Crash Bandicoot Series: Discounts on “Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time” and other bundles.
- Chivalry 2: Both the standard and special editions.
- Civilization VI: Including the New Frontier Pass and Anthology.
Additionally, classic and newer games such as “Bloodborne: The Old Hunters,” “Bus Driver Simulator,” and “Coffee Talk” will also be part of the sale.
The Summer Sale lights up PlayStation Store July 17 ☀️
Sneak a peek at the upcoming deals 👀 https://t.co/pWoLe3ObJX pic.twitter.com/1uFsY4OTU8
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) July 17, 2024
How to Access the Deals
To take advantage of these deals, users should visit the PlayStation Store starting July 19. The full list of discounted games will be revealed on the first day of the sale. Gamers can check their regional PlayStation Store page for specific discounts and availability.
Tips for Gamers
- Set Alerts: Make sure to set alerts for July 19 to not miss out on the deals as soon as they go live.
- Check End Dates: Some deals will end on August 2, so prioritize your purchases accordingly.
- Explore Bundles: Look for bundle offers that provide even greater value by combining games and additional content.
