PlayStation’s Autumn Adventures Sale Discounts Over 3000 Games

When it comes to getting a good deal on a great game, there’s no wrong time of year. That said, many of us tend to put more hours into gaming as the temperatures drop. And that means that as the weather shifts towards autumn, plenty of gamers are looking for the game that’s going to help them forget it’s getting cold outside. That’s where sales like the PlayStation Store Autumn Adventures Sale come in.

From now until September 25th, the PlayStation Autumn Adventures Sale is offering up impressive discounts on a staggering number of games. This sale in the PlayStation Store features discounts for PS4 and PS5 titles, with prices marked down anywhere from 25% to 80% off. The curated selection of Autumn Adventures does feature a few full-price suggestions for great games for this time of year, but even so, the number of games you can get at a markdown is pretty impressive.

Best Deals in the PlayStation Autumn Adventures Sale That Are Worth Getting

There are over 144 pages to sort through in the Autumn Adventures Sale tag in the PlayStation Store. That can be a bit overwhelming to parse through, making this a tricky sale to navigate as a sheer browsing experience. However, there are definitely some solid deals to be found in that lengthy list. Some discounts are relatively minor, such as the 25% off deal for Baldur’s Gate 3 that matches, but doesn’t beat, its best-ever price. Others are up to 80% off on bigger titles. With that in mind, let’s look at some of the better deals on the list this time around.

• Grounded: Fully Yoked Edition for PS4 and PS5 is a solid 50% off, making it just $20 through the end of the sale
• Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered is discounted 40% off, making it just $30 compared to the usual $50 price tag
• The Game of the Year Edition of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice for PS4 is marked down 50%
• Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is marked down 60% for both PS4 and PS5
• PS4 games can grab Mortal Kombat X for just $5 thanks to a 75% off discount
• Also just $5 for the PS4 right now is Batman: Arkham Knight
• A previous hit from Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian Studios, Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition, is 70% off, making it just $18.
• For both PS4 and PS5, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is an impressive 80% off, making it just $12 during the sale
• Octopath Traveler is marked down 60% for PS4 and PS5
• Beloved PS4 RPG Dragon Age: Inquisition – Game of the Year Edition is just $10 with a 75% off discount

The list of deals includes a good number of titles for the PS4, which is a relief for gamers struggling after some live service games have gone dark for the console. In fact, I’d say most of the best discounts are for PS4 games, with many classic titles up to 85% off for PS4. But there’s plenty on offer for the PS5 as well, even some newer titles like Date Everything, with modest discounts. If there’s a game you’ve been considering for the PS4 or PS5, it’s worth checking the PlayStation Autumn Adventures Sale to see if you can grab it for less.

Other Game Deals You May Be Interested In

The list of PlayStation deals for the Autumn Adventures Sale is pretty extensive. In fact, I’d say there’s something to offer for just about any gamer. But if you love a good game deal, there’s really no such thing as too many options. So, here are a few other ongoing deals that you might be interested in as we head into the autumn gaming season.

• Gamers have one more day to get a discount on South Park: The Stick of Truth and its sequel via the Nintendo eShop
• Prime Gaming recently added a ton of great titles to its catalog of free games for September 2025, including Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft Series and Pixel Cafe.
• The current free Epic Games deal will switch over on September 11th, but it’s always worth seeing what’s available for free. Sometimes, like with this indie darling, they’re real gems.

The PlayStation Autumn Adventures Sale runs until September 25th, so if there’s a game you’re hoping to get, you’ve got a bit of time to browse. Find that next RPG to sink into this fall or grab a cozy game to curl up with, particularly if you’re looking for more games you can still play on the PS4.

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