Guide: 12+ PS5, PS4 Games You Should Buy in PS Store’s PS Plus Weekend Offer Sale

Evil Genius 2: World Domination (PS5)

$7.99/£6.99 (-80%)

As a lover of games, it’s not often I get the chance to embrace my villainous side, but with Evil Genius 2: World Domination from Rebellion, I can finally live out my global conquest dreams! Constructing an intricate subterranean lair and equipping it with cunning devices, I command my minions to carry out my wicked plans. The objective? World domination! This entertaining spy-fi spin-off offers a wealth of challenging strategy elements that keep me guessing. And the best part? It won’t break the bank like a real world takeover might!

Fantasian Neo Dimension (PS5)

$37.49/£37.49 (-25%)

In the realm of Fantasian Neo Dimension, reminiscences of traditional Final Fantasy games emerge. The game boasts an outstanding soundtrack, visually stunning landscapes, and a world that stirs curiosity. However, it falls short in some areas: its characters are likable yet stereotypical, the plot follows familiar patterns, and the story could use refinement. Unfortunately, the combat system, which was initially engaging, becomes a source of ongoing annoyance due to unpredictable difficulty spikes in the latter stages of the journey. Despite these shortcomings, it’s challenging to find RPGs quite like this one; genre enthusiasts should definitely give it a try.

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Hell Let Loose (PS5)

$24.99/£24.99 (-50%)

In this first-person shooter game, we travel back to World War Two, but don’t expect a run-of-the-mill war game. Instead of focusing on mindless violence, the creators aimed for authenticity and grittiness, making it challenging and requiring strategic thinking. Once you pick your class, you join a platoon with other online players in 50 vs 50 fights. To succeed, you’ll need to collaborate with teammates, not just shoot aimlessly. The battles take place on maps modeled after real-world data, and the weapons are deadly realistic. So buckle up for an intense experience – this is hardcore gaming with Hell Let Loose!

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind (PS5)

$22.74/£18.84 (-35%)

Although some problems with the fighting detract slightly from it, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind manages to provide a delightful blast of nostalgia that fans of the series will appreciate. It might not be the top action game in recent times, but its evident appreciation for the original content, diverse levels, and appealing presentation make it an enjoyable, heartwarming experience.

Nine Sols (PS5)

$22.49/£18.36 (-25%)

Nine Sols stands out as an exceptional 2D action game, offering a compelling mix of features. Its captivating sci-fi narrative and environment, coupled with intense and demanding combat, make it a visual feast. Often compared to a side-scrolling version of Sekiro, this Metroidvania title is truly delightful. Despite its challenging nature, conquering its systems, as in the Souls games, only makes mastery that much more rewarding.

Outlast (PS4)

$7.49/£5.24 (-50%)

Among the initial horror games launched for PS4, one title continues to be highly acclaimed as one of the console’s finest. In this game, you’re armed with a camcorder and must navigate stealthily through a psychiatric hospital to uncover the mysterious happenings within. As expected, you’ll come across some unsettling sequences, creatures, and atmospheric elements. Notably, there’s also an unexpected element – a depiction of a human body part, specifically a penis.

Signalis (PS4)

$13.99/£11.19 (-30%)

Overall, this small studio’s creation, Signalis, is remarkably fashionable and engaging. The game excels in building a captivating world and delivering top-notch survival horror gameplay. Despite being a late release on last-gen platforms, rose-engine’s work demonstrates a strong foothold in the future.