Playstation Discount Codes May 2026

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Ongoing

PlayStation Store sale runs until 27 May

The PlayStation Store’s Next Level Savings sale runs until 27 May 2026 and includes more than 2,500 games.

You can find all the games for sale on PlayStation Store, but to help you save money and not go into choice paralysis, we've curated a list of the best games in the sale you can grab for under £10.

To keep things somewhat objective, we've only included games with Metacritic scores of 70 or above, and most, but not all, the games listed below match or surpass their previous lowest prices. We've also arranged them into the following categories:

Big Name Blockbusters
Indie Gems
Great for Kids

BIG NAME BLOCKBUSTERS

JRPG fans can join the students of Persona 5 in fighting their traumas and saving the world. At around 100 hours of playtime for under £7.49, that's a mere 7.5p an hour.

Borderlands Legendary Collection – £7.99 (was £39.99)
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided – £7.90 (was £24.99)
Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition – £3.99 (was £19.99)
DMC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition – £8.74 (was £34.99)
Dishonored 2 – £3.19 (was £15.99)
Kingdom Come: Deliverance – £4.99 (was £24.99)
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance - DLC Collection – £3.99 (was £15.99)
Lost Judgment – £9.99 (was £49.99)
Metro 2033 Redux – £2.39 (was £15.99)
Metro: Last Light Redux – £2.39 (was £15.99)
No More Heroes 3 – £4.49 (was £44.99)
Persona 5 – £7.49 (was £49.99)
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown – £9.99 (was £24.99)
Remnant II – £9.99 (was £39.99)
Sonic Mania – £6.39 (was £15.99)
Sonic Origins – £8.39 (was £27.99)
Soul Hackers 2 – £9.99 (was £49.99)
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition – £8.74 (was £34.99)
THE KING OF FIGHTERS XV Deluxe Edition – £8.24 (was £32.99)
The Last Of Us Remastered – £7.99 (was £15.99)
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – £4.99 (was £24.99)

INDIE GEMS

Guybrush Threepwood makes a return in the Return to Monkey Island, which picks up the story from the 1991 classic Monkey Island 2.

Astral Ascent – £7.99 (was £19.99)
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 – £4.19 (was £11.99)
Bramble: The Mountain King – £4.99 (was £24.99)
Dordogne – £6.39 (was £15.99)
DUNGEON ENCOUNTERS – £7.49 (was £24.99)
Eldest Souls – £2.39 (was £15.99)
Hardspace: Shipbreaker – £9.89 (was £32.99)
Hotline Miami – £1.99 (was £7.99)
Lamentum – £3.24 (was £12.99)
NORCO – £4.79 (was £11.99)
Return to Monkey Island – £6.99 (was £19.99)
Röki – £2.39 (was £15.99)
Sam & Max Save the World – £7.99 (was £15.99)
Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space – £7.99 (was £15.99)
Serial Cleaners – £5.99 (was £19.99)
Shady Part of Me – £3.59 (was £11.99)
Shogun Showdown – £7.79 (was £11.99)
Silt – £1.79 (was £11.99)
Slay the Spire – £4.99 (was £19.99)
Streets of Rage 4 – £6.99 (was £19.99)
SUPERHOT – £5.99 (was £19.99)
The Legend of Tianding – £3.99 (was £15.99)
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe – £7.19 (was £17.99)
TimeMelters – £9.29 (was £15.49)
UNSIGHTED – £6.39 (was £15.99)
Until Then – £6.39 (was £15.99)
Young Souls – £5.99 (was £19.99)

GREAT FOR KIDS

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga spans the story of all nine Skywalker Star Wars movies, and can be played co-op with two people.

A Short Hike – £3.56 (was £6.49)
Hidden Through Time – £3.24 (was £6.49)
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga – £9.95 (was £49.99)
Lil Gator Game – £9.59 (was £15.99)
Monster Sanctuary – £3.19 (was £15.99)
Potion Permit – £5.59 (was £15.99)
STORY OF SEASONS: Friends of Mineral Town – £4.19 (was £34.99)
STORY OF SEASONS: Pioneers of Olive Town – £6.99 (was £34.99)
Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania – £8.74 (was £34.99)
Tinykin – £4.99 (was £19.99)
Unpacking – £6.39 (was £15.99)
Wingspan – £7.99 (was £15.99)

MSE MSE Rob says:

It always amazes me that you can get all-time classic games for under the price of a pint - potentially dozens of hours of fun versus half an hour of fun followed by a full bladder. I know which one I'd opt for.

For example, I count Dishonored 2 and Hotline Miami as two of my all-time favourites and you can get BOTH for just over a fiver.

On the indie front, I want to highlight NORCO, a super-strange point-and-click adventure that was one of my top games of 2022.

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MSE guide

Including Playstation Store sales dates, price trackers, digital keys vs physical games & more

A PlayStation 5 (PS5) isn't cheap, but it can open up a universe of fun for gamers. What's less fun is paying premium prices for games, when there's almost always a way of getting them for less. MSE Rob's guide shows you how to find PS5 games on the cheap, including:

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PS5 Digital Edition for £270, Disc Edition for £355

With Black Friday winding down into Cyber Monday, some of the best offers from the sales period are still available courtesy of an ongoing 20% discount code at ShopTo's Ebay store that sticks with an already steep discount.

The best deals tend to come with a game or two (usually worth about £30-£40) bundled in, so try to work out the value proposition of those bundles (especially as you can sell the games on).

Here are the best PS5 Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals so far:

PS5 DIGITAL EDITION
The PS5 Digital Edition doesn't have a disc drive, so you're restricted to buying games from its digital storefront, the Playstation Store (though buying this edition with the separate £70 disc drive works out cheaper than the best deals we've found for the Disc Edition so far).

Playstation 5 Digital Edition (825GB) – £269.99 (was £429.99) at ShopTo via eBay using coupon code BLACKFRI20.

Playstation 5 Digital Edition (825GB) bundle with extra DualSense controller* – £334.99 (was £469.99) at Playstation Direct. Potentially £318.24 with Playstation Plus subscription (which is required for online gaming, and we also have deals for). You can also subscribe to the cheapest PS Plus tier (PS Plus Essential: £6.99/month) then just cancel your subscription.

PLAYSTATION 5 DISC EDITION
The PS5 Disc Edition lets you play Blu-Rays and physical games, and has a slightly larger hard drive than most Digital Editions, which usually come with 825GB.

Playstation 5 Disc Edition (1TB) – £354.99 (was £479.99) at ShopTo via eBay using coupon code BLACKFRI20.

Playstation 5 Disc Edition (1TB) bundle with EA Sports FC 26 and Dragon Age: The Veilguard* – £379.99 (was £479.99). Go to Special Offers on the item description page to claim Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Potentially £360 using the following steps (shoutout to HotUKDeals for discovering this!):

Buy an Argos eGift Card worth £375 for £360 via Lebara Rewards (4% off)
Sign up to the Argos newsletter for a £5 off £40 spend voucher.
At the Argos checkout, use the £5 voucher and £375 eGift card to pay for the bundle.

PLAYSTATION 5 PRO
A more powerful, upgraded version of the Playstation 5 that lets you play the same games at higher frame rates and resolutions (in other words, a smoother, crisper on-screen image).

This version comes with a larger 2TB hard drive, but note that it does not come with a disc drive, which you need to buy separately. The cheapest we saw the PS5 Digital Edition on Black Friday last year was £650.

Playstation 5 Pro (2TB) – £559.99 (was £699.99) at Costco

Playstation 5 Pro (2TB) bundle with EA Sports FC 26 – £569.99 (was £699.99) at Smyths Toys

Playstation 5 Digital Edition (825GB) with EA Sports FC 26 bundle* ~~– £285 (was £429.99) at EE Tech & Gaming~~ OUT OF STOCK

Playstation 5 Disc Edition (1TB) with NBA 2K26 bundle* ~~– £373 (was £479.99) at EE Tech & Gaming~~ OUT OF STOCK

PLAYSTATION PLUS SUBSCRIPTIONS
Sony is also offering up to 33% discounts on all tiers of Playstation Plus, its gaming subscription service. For a breakdown of what you get with each tier and what (in our opinion) represents the best value, see our cheap PS5 gaming guide.

Playstation Plus Essential: 12 month subscription – £50.99 (was £59.99)
Playstation Plus Extra: 12 month subscription – £74.99 (was £99.99)
Playstation Plus Premium: 12 month subscription – £80.39 (was £119.99)

To get bigger discounts on Playstation Plus (or anything else you might want to buy in the Playstation Store), you can buy Playstation Store gift cards that are up to around 15% cheaper than their Playstation Store value. For example:

Playstation Store £100 Gift Card* – £84.99 at Loaded.com
Playstation Store £70 Gift Card – £62.85 at Shopto.net
Playstation Store £50 Gift Card – £44.85 at Shopto.net

PS5 ACCESSORIES & HARDWARE DEALS

DualSense wireless controller (Chroma Pearl, White, Black) – £39.99 (was £65) at ShopTo via eBay using 20% coupon code: BLACKFRI20
DualSense Edge wireless controller – £149.99 (was £199.99) at Smyths Toys
Playstation VR2* ~~– £299.99 (was £399.99) at EE~~ OUT OF STOCK
~~Playstation Portal~~ ~~– £167.08 (was £199.99) at ShopTo via eBay using 20% voucher code:~~ ~~BLACKFRI20~~ OUT OF STOCK

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2025 guide for all our analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for the latest offers on now.

MSE Rob says:

The Black Friday PS5 deals have been a pleasant surprise, especially considering the console's price hike earlier this year. The bundles generally offer the best value, and if you don't want whatever sports game they chuck in there with the console, you can still flog the game for £25-£30 or so.

I ALWAYS suggest getting a PS5 with a disc drive (or buy it separately for £70 for the Digital Edition*), because this gives you access to competitively priced physical games, game rental services, and the option to buy and sell second-hand (see my cheap PS5 gaming guide for why a disc drive will save you money in the long run).

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Eg, Lego Harry Potter for £4, The Witcher 3 for £7

Of all the consoles, the Playstation 5 has had some of the best Black Friday hardware deals of the lot, but what of the games?

Well, there are many steeply discounted ones out there, so to narrow the scope of our recommendations, we're going to focus on PS5 games that have been discounted to under £10. There are hundreds to choose from, so have a browse in the Playstation Store yourself if you don't find what you want below (we've added the 'under £10' filters for you).

Here are some of the best PS5 games discounted to under £10 (all at 60-80% off). They've been picked out by our resident games geek, MSE Rob, to represent a mix of genres, blockbusters, and indie games.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey (PS4) – £8.24 at Playstation Store
Dredge Deluxe Edition – £8.79 at Playstation Store
Hogwarts Legacy – £9.74 at Playstation Store
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition – £6.99 at Playstation Store
The Last of Us Part II (PS4)* – £9.99 at Amazon
It Takes Two – £8.74 at Playstation Store
Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition – £7.19 at Playstation Store
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga – £9.99 at Playstation Store
LEGO Harry Potter Collection – £4.24 at Playstation Store
Mortal Kombat 1 – £8.99 at Playstation Store
Blasphemous 1 & 2 – £9.99 at Playstation Store
BioShock: The Collection – £8.99 at Playstation Store
Sand Land* – £9.95 at Amazon
Sid Meier's Civilization VI – £4.99 at Playstation Store
The Quarry – £8.44 at Playstation Store

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