Guide: 25+ PS5, PS4 Games You Must Buy Cheap in PS Store’s Indie Sale (North America/Europe)

Absolver (PS4)

£2.49/$2.99 (-90%)

The game named Absolver offers an exceptional experience in close-combat action. Its combat system is rich, strategic, and allows for extensive personalization, making it delightful to collaborate or compete with fellow gamers.

ABZÛ (PS4)

£5.59/$6.99 (-65%)

In simpler terms, ABZÛ offers an extraordinary journey through its mesmerizing underwater landscapes. The intuitive controls, stunning graphics, and captivating audio make exploration a delight. Although the narrative could be more surprising, it doesn’t detract from the otherwise one-of-a-kind and breathtaking experience that ABZÛ provides.

Aragami (PS4)

£4.79/$5.99 (-70%)

As a fan, I yearn for more games that immerse me as deeply as Aragami does with its meticulously designed stealth gameplay.

Axiom Verge (PS4)

£3.74/$4.99 (-75%)

Axiom Verge shares many similarities with PlayStation’s own version of Metroid. While it might seem like a small compliment, it’s hard to deny the parallels between these two space-exploring adventures. If you haven’t been captivated by games of this kind in the past, Axiom Verge may not win you over. But for dedicated fans of this genre, Tom Happ’s creation is sure to be a treasure.

Cat Quest II (PS4)

£3.59/$4.99 (-70%)

Cat Quest II captivates with an endearing tale, unexpectedly enjoyable battles, and numerous intriguing mysteries hidden throughout the map. This compact role-playing game is hard to resist, providing engaging yet habit-forming exploration in manageable chunks.

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Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons (PS5)

£7.99/$9.99 (-60%)

Although it offers only two-player local cooperative play, it doesn’t match the excitement of the six-player online action in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge. Moreover, unlike Streets of Rage 4, it doesn’t have the ongoing refinements, but it does introduce roguelike progression, making it a remarkably engaging addition to the recent revival of side-scrolling beat-em-up games.

Enter the Gungeon (PS4)

£2.74/$3.74 (-75%)

Playing “Enter the Gungeon” means immersing yourself in another fantastic roguelike game. The thrilling twin-stick shooting mechanics, immense collection of passive and active weapons, and intricate world design make it hard to resist spending countless hours exploring. Regrettably, there’s no leaderboard or daily run feature, but the exhilaration of running, firing, and dodging through its numerous caves will keep you so engrossed that you won’t even realize or mind their absence.

Fez (PS4)

£5.35/$8.70 (-33%)

Fez has been in existence since before the PlayStation 4 was released, yet Phil Fish’s puzzle-platformer has managed to endure through the years. Remarkably original even today, its signature dimension-switching mechanism leads to unexpected surprises and intricate turns of events. As you navigate what appears to be a 2D world, the game gradually unveils a more expansive mystery that’s captivating to piece together. It serves as an excellent example of indie games for a reason.

Guacamelee! 2 (PS4)

£3.99/$4.99 (-75%)

Guacamelee! 2 is an outstanding follow-up to one of today’s top Metroidvania games. The combination of tough platforming, enjoyable fighting, and fresh skills creates a highly engaging gameplay experience. At times, it might seem like juggling too many tasks, particularly in multiplayer modes, but generally, Juan’s new journey offers an exciting adventure that you wouldn’t want to pass up.

Hotline Miami (PS4)

£1.59/$1.99 (-80%)

As a passionate gamer, I can confidently say that Hotline Miami stands alone as a game that’s been attempted to be imitated but never perfectly replicated. This contemporary masterpiece, a top-down, mobster-slaying extravaganza, is more than just brutal – it’s an unrelenting, heart-pounding experience from start to finish. It’s not for the faint of heart, but for those who crave the rush of adrenaline, it’s a must-play.

John Wick Hex (PS4)

£3.19/$3.99 (-80%)

Initially, it may take some time for John Wick Hex to become familiar, but once you get the hang of it, the game remarkably succeeds in making you experience the sensation of being the relentless assassin, John Wick.

Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story (PS5)

£12.24/$14.99 (-50%)

Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Chronicles – A Comprehensive Journey Through the Life and Work of a Renowned British Game Designer

Content: This documentary delivers on its promise by tracing the evolution of a highly influential figure in the UK’s gaming landscape, Jeff Minter. It offers numerous playable games from Llamasoft, spanning its early beginnings to the present day. For enthusiasts of gaming history, this is an absolute must-watch as it provides a captivating exploration of one company’s groundbreaking psychedelic impact on the industry. Don’t miss out!

Lonely Mountains: Downhill (PS4)

£5.59/$6.99 (-65%)

Experience Lonely Mountains: Downhill offers an addictive gameplay, boosted by exceptional control sensitivity and a captivating reward system. Occasionally, you might encounter moments of minor frame rate instability that could momentarily disrupt your control, but such instances are relatively rare. Unlike the latest Trials Rising,