With November approaching soon, it is also that time of the year when gamers are really searching for some good games to play for their holidays. Not just gamers though, even casual players can be struggling with finding some good deals on games. Thus this time, PlayStation themselves have brought deals for up to 800+ games ranging from Assassin’s Creed to the Yakuza series.

It should also be mentioned that the games available here may be purchased for up to 50-70% discount. Thus it seems that there is an abundance of games that can be brought for this upcoming holiday season.

PlayStation giving deals for a plethora of titles in November

Starting from October 26, 2022 fans can buy PlayStation games at heavy discounts for the November sales. These games range from the latest releases, such as NBA 2K23 at 25-35% off, to Dying Light 2 for a 20-40% discount.

Notably, the discounts are subject to regional taxes and currencies, therefore varying from place to place. It is also to be noted that apart from full games, there are also several add-ons, premium editions, and character/vehicle packs available for heavy discounts.

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There are also some games that can be purchased for free, including Lego Harry Potter, Nioh 2, and indie games like Heavenly Bodies. Players can also buy game bundles such as Assassin’s Creed Valhalla + Watch Dogs: Legion Bundle for up to 67% off for some regions.

Why this event is a much-needed one?

Apart from it being the holiday season, this year PlayStation games had to face a lot of competition from other console giants as well. This has thus far had a heavy toll on the console behemoth, making it difficult for them to keep up the sales. Although the sales for the consoles have increased immensely, a certain percentage of the exclusive games have dropped for the console, leaving behind a worried fanbase.

But with the upcoming games coming on PlayStation in the form of God of War Ragnarok and Marvel’s Spiderman 2, it seems that there is nothing to worry about as of now.