Sony PlayStation 5 Days of Play 2026: Huge PS5 Games Sale Live Until June 10

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Sony PlayStation 5 Days of Play 2026: Sony has announced a major sale on its PlayStation 5 (PS5) games as part of its Days of Play promotion running until June 10, 2026: get up to 70% off PS5 & PS4 games, PS Plus discounts, and controller deals.

Sony has officially kicked off its Days of Play 2026 sale, offering major discounts on PlayStation 5 (PS5) games, accessories, and PS Plus memberships until June 10, 2026. This is Sony’s annual PlayStation sale and community event, featuring hundreds of discounted PS5 and PS4 titles in the PlayStation Store, controller deals, and exclusive activities for PS Plus members.

When and how long the sale lasts

  • Start dateMay 27, 2026 (Wednesday)
  • End dateJune 10, 2026
  • DurationTwo full weeks of promotions

You can browse and buy deals directly from the PlayStation Store, via the PlayStation App, or from your PS5 console.

What’s on sale: PS5 games and bundles

The PS Store Days of Play sale includes hundreds of discounted PS5 and PS4 games, with discounts often ranging from 20% to 70% off. Some notable deals:

  • Ghost of Yōtei™ – 25% off (Rs 3,749)
  • Ghost of Yōtei™ Digital Deluxe Edition – 23% off
  • Resident Evil Requiem – 30% off (Rs 3,079)
  • Split Fiction – 30% off (Rs 2,799)
  • Forza Horizon 5 (Premium & Standard) – 40% off
  • Battlefield™ 6 (Game Bundle) – 45% off
  • Red Dead Redemption / Red Dead Redemption 2 Bundle – 60% off
  • Mortal Kombat™ 1: Definitive Edition – 70% off
  • Gears of War: Reloaded – 50% off
  • WWE 2K26 Standard Edition – 25% off
  • Grand Theft Auto V (PS5) – 50% off
  • EA SPORTS FC™ 26 (Essential) – Rs 4,999 (no major discount shown, but featured)
  • 007 First Light – Rs 3,999 (new release)
  • Crimson Desert – Rs 4,499 (new release)

These deals are live now on the Official PlayStation Store India and may vary by region.

PS Plus membership deals

Days of Play also includes PS Plus membership discounts:

New subscribers can save up to 33% on a 12-month PS Plus plan.

PS Plus members also get access to exclusive activities, including:

  • Tournaments
  • Content packs
  • Special in-game rewards and events

This is a good time to pick up or renew a PS Plus subscription if you’re looking for online multiplayer,monthly free games, and cloud saves.

PS5 accessories and controller deals

Sony is offering discounts on PS5 accessories during Days of Play, including:

  • DualSense controller – discounted to Rs 4,299 (Croma India)
  • Other PS5 accessories and bundles may also be discounted, with up to $100 off on accessories globally (region-dependent).
  • Some retailers like Games The Shop are running special offers, e.g., Rs 2,000 off on DualSense controllers and up to 50% off on PS5 games.

What’s not on sale this year

No PS5 console discounts
This year’s Days of Play focuses on games, add-ons, PS Plus, and accessories, not on the PS5 hardware itself. There are no PS5 console price cuts in the official Days of Play sale.

How to get the deals

On PS5 console

  • Go to the PlayStation Store on your PS5.
  • Navigate to Deals or Days of Play section.
  • Browse and buy discounted games and add-ons directly.

Via PlayStation App

  • Open the PlayStation App on your phone.
  • Go to the Store / Deals section.
  • Purchase games and add-ons; they’ll download to your console.

On the web

  • Visit the Official PlayStation Store India at:
    https://store.playstation.com/en-in/pages/deals
  • Sign in with your PSN account and shop directly.
  • For the official Days of Play landing page:
    https://www.playstation.com/en-in/deals/days-of-play/

Best time to buy

Days of Play runs from May 27 to June 10, giving you two weeks to:

  • Stock up on PS5 games you’ve been eyeing
  • Grab PS Plus memberships at a discount
  • Pick up extra DualSense controllers or other accessories

If you’re a PS5 owner looking to expand your library, this is one of the best times of the year to buy digital games and memberships directly from Sony.

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