Here are the Best Deals for PlayStation’s Days of Play Sale
For the last couple of years during the month of June, PlayStation has had a major sale known as Days of Play, in which a huge lineup of games, hardware, and PlayStation gear are heavily discounted. The tradition is continuing this year, because the 2019 Days of Play sale is in full-swing until June 17th. Here are some of the best deals, along with some major titles that have gotten a price cut in the PS store and at participating retailers.
Consoles/Hardware:
Limited Edition Days of Play PlayStation 4: $299
The PlayStation 4 Pro: $399.99 $349.99
PlayStation VR Bundles: $349.99 $299.99
Dualshock 4: $59.99 $39.99
Shop Dualshock 4 colors here
Subscriptions + Gear:
PlayStation Plus: $20 off 12 months (normal yearly subscription is $39.99/year).
PlayStation Now: $30 off 12 months (normal yearly subscription is $99.99)
Check here to see all of the major deals on PlayStation gear.
The Games:
Days Gone: $59.99 $39.59
Kingdom Hearts III: $59.99 $35.99
Mortal Kombat 11: $59.99 $49.79
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice: $59.99 $47.99
The Division 2 (Standard Edition): $59.99 $38.99
Red Dead Redemption 2: $59.99 $38.99
Resident Evil 2: $59.99 35.99
Anthem: $59.99 $29.99
God of War: $39.99 $19.99
Marvel’s Spider-Man: $39.99 $19.99
Monster Hunter: World $49.99 $19.99
Watch Dogs 2 – Deluxe Edition: $69.99 $17.49
Grand Theft Auto V: $29.99 $14.99
Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition: $19.99 $9.99
Check out the full list of discounted games here.
LoadingXP’s Top 3 Picks:
If these lowered prices sound too good to be true and you’re unsure what to purchase, we’ve listed three games we think should be in your collection.
- Days Gone
In a market where Naughty Dog has left its indelible stamp on the post-apocalyptic zombie genre with The Last of Us, it seemed impossible for Bend Studio’s title Days Gone to escape the obvious comparisons; and though the comparisons do run deep (at some points, protagonist Deacon St. John even says, “that’s the last of ’em”, similar to Joel in TLoU), Days Gone found a way to carve its own path in the form of complex skill and crafting trees, and a dynamic open world that can turn unexpectedly hostile. Days Gone’s hours of cutscenes aren’t overwhelming, either, so players will have a satisfying balance between that and survival gameplay.
- Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition
It’s hard to believe it’s been over two years since the release of Guerilla Games’ Horizon Zero Dawn. The game was a huge departure from the developer’s Killzone series, yet it quickly made a name for itself in the genre of open world RPGs. While jammed-packed with quests, side missions that branch the story in a myriad of directions, and in-depth skill trees, Horizon Zero Dawn still manages to keep players grounded in its core narrative and offers enough diversity in its combat mechanics to keep players contemplating strategy. The Complete Edition includes:
- Full Game
- The Frozen Wilds Expansion
- Digital art book
- PS4 Dynamic Theme
- Bonus Weapons, Outfits, and Resources
- Kingdom Hearts III
While the long-awaited release of Kingdom Hearts III didn’t quite live up to our expectations, it’s still a game worth playing, especially for those who’ve followed Sora’s journey from the first Kingdom Hearts. To see how Square Enix ties (or in some cases doesn’t tie) loose ends together is something that every fan of the series should experience first hand. Some notable features include the completely new Gummi Ship system and the new, explorable worlds like San Fransokyo from Big Hero 6. Check out our review for a full breakdown of Kingdom Heart III.
If you’re a PlayStation 4 owner, you won’t want to miss out on these deals. The Days of Play sale ends on June 17th.
Tori Morrow
Tori is originally from Rapture but now she lives in Chicago. She enjoys open world RPGs, a good narrative-driven game, and is probably the only person still watching The Walking Dead.
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