This week’s PS Store refresh (July 22) — quick run-down
Sony just refreshed the PlayStation Store in Spain and, surprise, the usual midweek sale avalanche arrived. If you own a PS4 or PS5 and enjoy pretending you’re only browsing while your shopping cart quietly fills, this update has a little something for everyone: massive AAA discounts, solid remasters, and indie gems that won’t break the bank.
Prices below generally refer to the PS5 editions (if a game is also available on PS4 it’s often a few euros cheaper). These offers came with the July 22, 2026 update — remember regional availability and timing can change.
Top picks from the July 22 PS Store update
Big AAA bargains worth blinking at: Cyberpunk 2077 — €19.99, Hogwarts Legacy — €11.24, Red Dead Redemption 2 — €14.99, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — €5.99, Resident Evil 4 — €9.99, Silent Hill 2 (PS5) — €27.99.
Remasters, hits and story-driven treats: Marvel’s Spider-Man GOTY — €29.99 (PS4), Batman: Return to Arkham — €4.99 (PS4), Resident Evil 2 & 3 — €7.99 each, Fallout 4 GOTY — €15.99.
Indie and mid-size steals: Hollow Knight: Silksong — €14.99, Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector — €12.49, Overcooked! All You Can Eat — €11.99, No Man’s Sky — €19.99, Planet Zoo — €4.99, Raft — €16.07.
Fight, sport and racers: Mortal Kombat 11 — €4.99, Mortal Kombat 1 (PS5) — €9.99, NBA 2K26 — €7.99, Need for Speed Heat Deluxe & Unbound — €7.99 each.
Multiplayer, survival and weird stuff to squad up on: Palworld — €20.29, DayZ — €27.49, Monster Hunter Wilds — €29.59, Palettes of LEGO/nostalgia bundles and Crash/Spyro collections around €24–€7 ranges.
There are plenty more discounts in the update (A Way Out, Hogwarts, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Arma Reforger, and a clutch of others). We tried to highlight a variety so whether you want single-player escapism or couch chaos, there’s often a cheap option this week.
Why this matters: big price cuts are a great way to catch up on backlogs, try games you skipped at full price, or finally pick up a remaster without crying into your wallet. Also — if you’ve been eyeing a specific title, this might be the nudge that saves you a ton.
Quick buying tips and fine print
Deals are updated weekly (typically on Wednesdays around midnight), but many offers are limited-time. Some are “flash” sales that can expire in hours, so don’t sleep on obvious steals if you’re actually going to play them soon.
Remember: the prices reported above mostly reference PS5 editions; the PS4 version (when available) often costs a bit less. The exact expiry times and regional availability live in the PlayStation Store for your country — check the game page in the console store to confirm.
Got one of these on your wishlist? Now’s the time to pounce — or at least to add it to your cart and pretend you’re saving it for later. Which deal are you grabbing this week?
