PlayStation's November Savings Sale Drops: Thousands of PS5/PS4 Deals — Some Under $2

PlayStation's November Savings sale is live, bringing thousands of discounts across PS5 and PS4 ahead of Black Friday. The promotion — which Sony has populated with wide-ranging discounts on both AAA blockbusters and smaller indies — runs through November 21 and includes deals starting from under $2, with many titles reduced by up to 75%.

What the sale offers at a glance

• Scope: More than 3,000 discounted items across PS5 and PS4, including full-price games, remasters, bundles and DLC.
• Depth: Discounts of up to around 75% on selected titles; some regional and PlayStation Plus subscriber price differences apply.
• Timing: The sale runs through November 21 (check your local PlayStation Store for region-specific end dates and prices).
• Official place to browse: the PlayStation Store (https://store.playstation.com).

Standout savings — AAA and big bundles

Several high-profile releases and collections are heavily discounted, making this a good moment to pick up big experiences for a fraction of their usual cost.

• Assassin’s Creed Legendary Collection — around $39.99 (large bundle of multiple AC games, strong overall value).
• Batman: Arkham Knight — about $4.99, a low price for Rocksteady's open-world Batman sim.
• Fallout 4 Game of the Year Edition — roughly $9.99, includes major DLC and is an attractive buy for RPG/open-world fans.
• The Crew Motorfest Deluxe Edition — around $19.99 on PS5/PS4, a big discount for a seasonal-driving title.
• Various remasters and collections (Crash N. Sane Trilogy, Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled, Resident Evil / Resident Evil 2/3 bundles, The Witcher 3) also appear with substantial cuts.

Indies, puzzles and cult favourites — the sale’s hidden gems

The sale has strong coverage for indie and niche titles — often the best place to find highly rated smaller games at very low prices.

• Animal Well (PS5) — $18.74/£14.99 (about 25% off). A dense Metroidvania celebrated for its mystery and exploration.
• Blasphemous II (PS5) — $11.99/£9.99 (about 60% off). A polished soulslike with detailed presentation.
• Creaks (PS4) — $3.99/£3.19 (around 80% off). Frequently recommended as one of the best puzzle games on PlayStation.
• Cuphead (PS4) — $13.99/£11.19 (about 30% off). Noted for its hand-drawn 1930s animation aesthetic and tough boss fights.
• Chants of Sennaar (PS4) — $12.99/£10.39 (about 35% off). A language-and-puzzle-driven adventure praised for its narrative ambition.

TechRadar and other outlets also highlighted very inexpensive indie bargains such as Ruiner (around $3.99, and in some cases $1.99 for PlayStation Plus subscribers) — examples of how deep discounts can go for smaller catalog entries.

Horror, action and niche picks

Horror and genre fans will find notable reductions as well:

• Amnesia: The Bunker — about $4.99, a tense survival-horror experience.
• Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster (PS5) — approx. $29.99/£26.99 (roughly 40% off), a modernised version of Capcom’s cult mall-zombie title.
• Crow Country (PS5) — $9.99/£7.74 (around 50% off), for fans of fixed-camera survival-horror inspired by PS1 classics.

How to approach the sale (buyer’s guide)

• Decide by genre and playtime: AAA bundles give hours of content for low prices; indie games often deliver tightly polished shorter experiences for very little money.
• Check regional pricing and editions: reductions vary by country and some bundles or deluxe editions can be region-locked or priced differently.
• PlayStation Plus matters: members can sometimes access extra discounts. If you have an active PS Plus subscription, check whether further markdowns apply before purchasing.
• Watch for DLC and bundle differences: some discounts apply to base games only; check whether expansions or “Game of the Year” editions are included.
• Wishlist and compare: add curiosities to your wishlist and compare across storefront pages — a title on sale in one region or edition may be cheaper elsewhere.

Why this sale matters

Sony’s November push is positioned to capture early Black Friday traffic and serves both casual players and collectors. With a mix of heavily discounted blockbuster packages and extremely low-priced indie picks, the sale presents a low-risk opportunity to expand libraries, revisit classics or try games you might otherwise have skipped.

For shoppers who missed earlier seasonal deals, the November Savings event remains a notable chance to lock in bargains — but keep an eye on expiration dates (and your PlayStation wallet balance).

Quick picks by type

• Best value for long playtime: Assassin’s Creed Legendary Collection, Fallout 4 GOTY.
• Best indie bargains: Ruiner, Creaks, Carto, Chants of Sennaar.
• Best for horror fans: Amnesia: The Bunker, Crow Country, Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster.
• Best nostalgia/party picks: Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled, various classic collections.

Whether you’re hunting for deep discounts on sprawling AAA games or looking to snag a critically praised indie at a knockdown price, the PlayStation November Savings sale has options across the spectrum. Browse the official PlayStation Store to see region-specific prices and finalise purchases before the sale closes on November 21.