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Tomba creator Tokuro Fujiwara discusses the colorful side-scroller’s PlayStation heritage

Today is my lucky day because I get to talk about Tomba with legendary creator Tokuro Fujiwara. Before leaving Capcom to develop Tomba, Fujiwara worked on many games, including some you might have heard of, like Mega Man, Resident Evil, and Commando.

Tomba is a colorful action platformer originally published by Sony Computer Entertainment and beloved by hardcore PlayStation fans. In an era where side-scrollers were being left behind for polygon-pushing 3D gameplay, Mr. Fujiwara decided to do something different: a beautiful blend of old and new, something truly unique.

Now, after almost twenty years, Tomba returns to PlayStation on August 1 with new features as Tomba Special Edition

Alena Alambeigi: In 1997, when you made Tomba, most developers focused on making 3D games like Tomb Raider or Crash Bandicoot. You instead decided to mix 2D sprites with perspective-shifting 3D environments. Why?

Tokuro Fujiwara: Tomba runs on 3D technology, with gameplay designed around 2D principles. This is why it’s described as a 2.5D game. I think 2D games have a certain kind of charm that 3D doesn’t. I also wanted to push the limits of what could be done. To bring my vision to life, I needed to use 2D principles along with 3D CG visuals. This allowed me to create something that felt new on the PlayStation.

There were times when I wondered if I should go 3D instead, 3D games have a very clear sense of space. In 2D, all the action takes place on a flat plane, and multiple layers provide a sense of depth. This means you have to design the game in creative ways so that the different layers don’t conflict. This results in something interesting that can only be achieved with 2D.

Alambeigi: What do you hope new players will take away from Tomba Special Edition?

Fujiwara: Tomba has many side quests. These come in different varieties and are hidden throughout the game. I encourage players to seek them out. Various items allow players to learn new moves, expanding how levels can be beaten. I hope players search and seal away the Evil Pigs scattered throughout the world, which will unlock even more to see! There are many discoveries to be made. I hope players can relax and enjoy the world of Tomba.

Alambeigi: Speaking of genre-bending gameplay. Tomba feels like an open world despite being described as a side-scrolling platformer. This was largely due to how nonlinearly the levels could be played. Was this done intentionally, or was it something that just happened through development?

Fujiwara: I had envisioned this open-feel game from the very beginning. It was all a blur when things started, but as development progressed, it began taking shape.

You could consider Tomba an open-world title, a term that was rarely used back then. There’s a wide area with a lot of different content in it. You encounter, discover, and collect various things as you move around. For example, you have to complete certain tasks in Tomba, but you can wander around freely and complete them however you like. Some tasks and main objectives can even be skipped entirely. Many of the ideas I envisioned for Tomba back in the day were ideas we see in open-world game design today.

I initially wanted to include 100 quests, but the final game exceeded that. It was hard work for the team to fit it all together on a timeline. What started out as vague ideas in my head ballooned into an amount of content so large it blew my mind!

Alambeigi: The original PlayStation was a massive leap in gaming technology. What was it like to experience it back then?

Fujiwara: Game development is an ongoing battle against technology growth. This was the case back then and is still true today. I felt that the PlayStation was such a remarkable improvement in terms of hardware, allowing for greater possibilities. Games went from being rendered in pixels to CG. Game developers had to learn many new skills. Expectations ballooned along with the scope of game ideas. Development environments evolved, which made things challenging but exciting for developers. The introduction of the PlayStation and the advancements from that era still impact games today.

Alambeigi: Finally, why do you think it’s important to bring Tomba back now?

Fujiwara: Tomba has been around for a long time, but continues to be loved by many. I’ve long wished that the game could be accessible to more people on modern systems. Now that the opportunity is here, I think PlayStation fans today will get a ton of enjoyment out of Tomba

Tomba Special Edition leaps onto PlayStation 5 on August 1, with PS4 to follow.

Share of the Week: Leap

Last week we asked you take a leap in the game of your choice and share using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s jumping highlights:

DexM_ds shares Celene leaping over obstacles in Returnal.

sorathluna shares Jin leaping from his horse in Ghost of Tsushima

Hedronik shares Eivor making a leap of faith in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.

Dario_OtherEyes shares Yuffie leaping in Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade.

Tigas_VP shares a Cal leaping down to strike the Spawn of Oggdo in Star Wars Jedi Survivor

secondcapture shares the ballerina doing a graceful backflip in Bound.

Search #PSshare #PSBlog on Twitter or Instagram to see more entries to this week’s theme. Want to be featured in the next Share of the Week?

THEME: Hidden

SUBMIT BY: 11:59 PM PT on June 5, 2024

Next week, we’re going into sneak mode. Share moments where characters are hidden in the game of your choice using #PSshare #PSBlog for a chance to be featured.

Silent Hill 2 launches October 8, new gameplay revealed

We are delighted to finally announce the launch date for Silent Hill 2. Since our first announcement in 2022, we have been met with passionate expectations from fans across the globe. In order to meet such high expectations, we have taken ample polishing time and carefully decided on when we would be able to deliver the game with confidence. This game is at its best, a remake with respect toward the original. We have revealed one gameplay movie and one new trailer to accompany the start of pre-orders, so please give it a look.

The 13-minute gameplay footage that we revealed during the Silent Hill 2 Transmission showcases exploration in the town and the hospital so that players will have a better idea of what actual gameplay will be like. The new trailer revealed during the PlayStation broadcast includes scenes with Angela and the Otherworld.

Silent Hill 2 launches October 8, new gameplay revealed

Next up, Bloober Team Creative Director Mateusz Lenart talks through new gameplay and narrative details for Silent Hill 2.

Silent Hill 2 Remake – What to expect

The original Silent Hill 2 ignited our imaginations. When we set out to create the remake, our main goal was to recapture that same spark by fully fleshing out Team Silent’s original vision using cutting-edge technology.

So how exactly does our remake compare to Konami’s original game? Let’s take a closer look under the hood to find out from the point of narrative and gameplay.

Narrative and gameplay

Story and characters

Silent Hill 2 is known for its gripping and multilayered storytelling, and that’s something we wanted to preserve in the remake. The setting of some events may change, but their impact on the story will remain the same. Even when new locations are introduced, we’ve sought to refer to the original whenever possible so that returning players will feel right at home when they venture out into the foggy streets of Silent Hill again.

The central characters from the original story, James and Maria, are at the heart of our remake as well. Their emotional arcs have been preserved, with great care being given to showcasing their emotions with motion capture technology. This allows us to employ “show, don’t tell” techniques more often, which is why some of the dialogue has been slightly altered to add an extra layer of nuance to the character dynamics.

As many fans are already aware, we did not use the original voices to create the remake. This was due to many factors, both creative and technical. Relying solely on preexisting dialogue would’ve been limiting and would mean that many gameplay improvements, such as player guidance, could not be introduced. Instead, we’ve decided to employ an all-new cast of voice actors who’ve brought their A-game to channel the performances of the original game. We believe that Luke Roberts and Salóme Gunnarsdóttir were born to play James and Maria, respectively, and both have approached their roles with the kind of care and nuance that the original characters deserve.

Camera and combat

Overall, we wanted players to feel more in control of James in our remake, while maintaining the pervasive feeling of dread that characterizes the original. Therefore, we decided to go with an over-the-shoulder camera that supports greater gameplay immersion and the feeling of being in the game’s space.

However, this does not mean that we are changing the style of the game itself. Players will still be afraid to venture out into the fog, where limited visibility provides ample cover for a variety of monsters lurking outside the player’s field of vision. Meanwhile, James’ radio builds tension and creates a sense of uncertainty about what is out there, waiting for them in the dark, and also provides helpful audio cues for players to base their movements on.

The combat in this remake is designed to allow for a wider variety of approaches – the player’s arsenal of actions has been expanded, while also preserving the feeling of playing as an inexperienced everyman. James is not a skilled fighter and he doesn’t feel overpowered. His range of attacks is very limited, so he must use more prudent tactics, stay mindful of his surroundings and, if necessary, run instead of fighting. The way he deals with enemies is never a flashy spectacle, but rather a desperate struggle for survival.

Giving James more opportunities led to changes in how the enemies he encounters fight as well. He will still have to deal with familiar opponents from the original game, but returning players will notice how their movements and attacks have been fleshed out in order to make them more distinctive and unpredictable in combat scenarios. For instance, going against the frantically aggressive Nurse will pose a completely different challenge than a skirmish with the silent and stealthy Mannequin.

Puzzles

The puzzles in the game have been slightly altered to present a new spin on their original designs, but still maintain their eerie connection to the game’s overall theme and narrative. We’ve taken great care to build upon the memory of the original Silent Hill 2 by sometimes twisting and confounding player’s expectations with regards to certain puzzle solutions, in a kind of a tribute to the inventiveness and playfulness of the original game.

We believe that this approach, alongside the numerous and often surprising references to the original present in the game, will bring joy to fans of the classic Silent Hill 2, while at the same time offering them something new and interesting to solve. We like to think of it as our way of expressing love for the original game – by enriching the experience, while still being mindful of preserving its essence.

Standard Edition and Deluxe Edition details

The deluxe edition includes various DLCs, such as a digital artbook full of concept art for the town of Silent Hill and its monsters, a digital soundtrack with tracks by Akira Yamaoka, and a Pyramid Head mask made from a pizza box (Note: The digital artbook and soundtrack will be distributed in the form of a bonus application. The contents will not be available for download in specific audio formats, such as MP3.). The Pyramid Head mask is available as a cosmetic item for in-game characters.

If a pre-order is placed, the standard and deluxe editions will include a Mira the Dog mask and a Robbie the Rabbit mask (*PlayStation 5 exclusive) DLC as pre-order bonuses. Likewise, each mask can be used as a character’s cosmetic item. Deluxe edition pre-orders also come with 48-hour early access. These are great deals full of content, so we recommend pre-ordering and purchasing through the PlayStation Store.

We will be revealing more information for Silent Hill 2 as the launch date approaches, so stay tuned. Our other titles, Silent Hill: Townfall and Silent Hill 2f, are also currently in development. We will follow up on these games when the time comes, so please look forward to more.

Path of Exile 2 is coming to PS5, couch co-op and cross-play confirmed

Path of Exile 2, the next generation free-to-play action RPG from Grinding Gear Games, will be coming to PlayStation 5, and now with a great new feature, couch co-op.

Path of Exile has always been a game that plays great with your friends, but until now, you needed multiple devices to play it on. For Path of Exile 2 though, we really wanted to bring the experience of playing together to the couch.

Players can play collaboratively on a single account, or log in with two separate Path of Exile accounts on the same console.

In addition, Path of Exile 2 is introducing full cross-play and cross-progression. Play with your friends without losing any progress!

Key features

Twelve character classes

Path of Exile 2 features twelve character classes, two for every combination of Strength, Dexterity and Intelligence. While each of the class variants focuses on a different playstyle, they’re just a starting point. You can combine skills from many classes together to create your ideal character build.

Each of the twelve character classes has its own three Ascendancy specialisations, resulting in a total of 36 Ascendancy Classes to pick between.

New Skill Gem system

Path of Exile 2 features 240 Skill Gems that grant devastating active skills, and 200 Support Gems that modify their behaviour. Earn the Gems as you play through the Campaign and combine them together to create your perfect build.

This is the next generation of Path of Exile’s famous skill system. Support Gems are now socketed directly into Skill Gems, removing many of the frustrations present in the old system while maintaining all the previous depth. It’s now possible to six-link every skill your character uses.

Dual-specialise your Passive Skill Tree

Path of Exile’s iconic Passive Skill Tree has made a return, with 1,500 skills that allow you to completely customise your gameplay experience. It now features Dual Specialisation, the ability to allocate some passive skill points to two different sets of skills. They engage whenever the appropriate weapon or skill type is used. For example, you can have some points allocated to both daggers and traps, or ice and lightning, and as you swap between attacks, the appropriate skill points will apply. This lets you specialise in multiple areas without opportunity cost.

Uncover all-new items

Path of Exile 2 features 700 equipment base types and every single one has its own unique item you can find. You can augment your arsenal with new weapons such as Spears, Crossbows and Flails, as well as supplementary items like Focuses, Traps and redesigned Sceptres.

Encounter unique bosses

In Path of Exile 2, every area of the Campaign contains a boss encounter. There’s over a hundred bosses to fight as you make your way through the Acts and they all have unique mechanics to learn.

Explore a new endgame

At the conclusion of Path of Exile 2’s six-act campaign, you’ll gain access to its endgame. Each of the more than 100 endgame maps has its own boss encounter! We’ll reveal more details of the surprises that await you in Path of Exile 2’s endgame in the leadup to release.

Fair-to-play. Never pay-to-win

Path of Exile 2 is a separate game to the original Path of Exile. We will continue to offer expansions for both games going forward. They are completely free-to-play and will never be “pay to win”. Purchases are shared between the two games.

Join Early Access on PlayStation 5 later this year.

State of Play returns this Thursday

State of Play is back! Tune in live for updates on PS5 and PS VR2 titles, plus a look at PlayStation Studios games arriving later this year.

The 30+ minute show features 14 titles, and begins May 30 at 3pm PT / 6pm ET | May 31 12am CEST / 7am JST on YouTube, Twitch, and TikTok. See you then!

Regarding Co-streaming and Video-On-Demand (VOD)

Please note that this broadcast may include copyrighted content (e.g. licensed music) that PlayStation does not control. We welcome and celebrate our amazing co-streamers and creators, but licensing agreements outside our control could interfere with co-streams or VOD archives of this broadcast. If you’re planning to save this broadcast as a VOD to create recap videos, or to repost clips or segments from the show, we advise omitting any copyrighted music.

Gran Turismo 7 update 1.48 features 5 new cars, Café Menu, and World Circuit Events

Gran Turismo players! This month’s update brings back a few of the classic GT legends including the Honda NSX GT500 and the Nissan Skyline GTS-R ‘87.

Update 1.48* for Gran Turismo 7 will be available as of Wednesday, May 29 at 11:00pm PST / May 30 at 7:00am BST / 3:00pm JST.

Gran Turismo 7 update 1.48 features 5 new cars, Café Menu, and World Circuit Events

5 new cars added this month

Honda Civic SiR･II (EG) ’93
(Can be purchased from Used Cars)

The top-grade 5th generation Civic balances speed with comfort.

The Civic, now equipped with a VTEC engine and much faster, passed the baton to the 5th generation model in September of 1991. The body was available in a 3-door hatchback, the newly christened “Ferio” 4-door saloon, and the 5-door shuttle. The car’s tagline called it the “Sports Civic”. Engine variety increased due to the further development of the VTEC system. The base models were equipped with the carbureted 1.3 L and 1.5 L, on top of these were the easy to drive 1.5 L SOHC VTEC and the more fuel efficient 1.5 L VTEC-E.

The top of the line was crowned with SiR model, which featured the high performance 1.6 L DOHC VTEC. All cars used Honda’s new standard double wishbone suspension. The SiR model, which served as the face of the “Sports Civic” boasted 9.9 BHP more power than the previous generation, achieving 167.7 BHP. Also for the suspension, the spring rate, amount of suspension stroke, etc. were revised, and were set to be more sports oriented. As with previous models, the SiR aimed for lower weight through simplified equipment, while the SiR･II featured a full suite of comfort amenities such as automatic air conditioning, power windows, and a genuine leather wrapped steering wheel.

Honda NSX GT500 ’00
(Can be purchased from Legend Cars)

A new design with a lower centre of gravity was the key to victory for this JGTC champion.

During the 2000 All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (JGTC), the three big automakers Honda, Toyota and Nissan engaged in an unprecedented war for the GT500-class title. The NSX development team decided on major changes to the 2000 model even going so far as repositioning the transverse mounted engine. Mounting a V-type engine in a transverse layout helps to shorten the length of the vehicle, but the layout creates problems in routing the exhaust pipes coming from the two-cylinder banks. Previously, the NSX’s exhaust pipes had ran under the engine, but the development team decided to re-route them to the sides and lower the engine itself. However, in this configuration the gearbox, which was mounted on the side of the engine, would be in the way. To make space for the exhaust pipes, the team set about redesigning a smaller gearbox. The result was a completely bespoke transmission that employed formula car gears, which are thinner and more compact than regular gears.

Five NSX teams were entered for the 2000 season. Among them, the Castrol Mugen NSX team, along with Takata Dome NSX, took on the role of advanced-development “works cars” inside the NSX camp. The Takata Dome NSX showed overwhelming performance, taking win. However, the unique weight handicaps in the JGTC rules resulted in the team missing out on the championship title. In its shadow emerged the Castrol Mugen NSX, putting in one solid run after another. It was driven by Ryo Michigami and Osamu Nakako, with Nakako being replaced by Hidetoshi Mitsusada halfway through the season. The Castrol Mugen NSX team were able to deftly handle the weight handicaps incurred from its 1st place finishes and went on to glory as the series champion.

Nissan Skyline GTS-R (R31) ’87
(Can be purchased from Used Cars)

An unlikely monster machine born from the elegant lines of the 7th gen. Skyline.

Though it still retained the same sporty appeal of the previous generation R30 model, the 7th generation R31 Skyline marked a change of direction for the line when it was released in August 1985. In the Japanese car scene of the time, there was a growing trend in both the sales and general popularity of luxury outfitted ‘high-society cars’, typically either 4 or 2-door models. In response to this cultural boom, the Skyline was repositioned as a luxury saloon. At its debut, the new model featured a somewhat understated line-up, featuring a 4-door hardtop, a sedan and an estate. Fans would have to wait until May 1986 for the anticipated 2-door coupé.

The real attraction of the 7th generation would show up much later still though. This was the GTS-R, released in August 1987 in a limited run of only 800 cars. The GTS-R was developed to reclaim the Group A racing title and was a very sporty model. The powerplant was based on the turbocharged RB20DET DOHC inline-6 featured in the GTS, which generated 177.5 BHP and 23.0 kgfm of torque. The GTS-R version added a stainless-steel exhaust manifold and a T04E turbocharger, achieving 207.1 BHP and 25.0 kgfm torque. This was a very special engine, earning itself the designation RB20DET-R.

The suspension and exterior were also modified. While the normal GTS-X had an automatic front spoiler that deployed according to vehicle speed, the GTS-R instead used a fixed spoiler, with the rear spoiler also being upgraded to a larger unit. In addition, the car was offered in an exclusive ‘Blue Black’ body colour.

Volvo 240 SE Estate ’93
(Can be purchased from Used Cars)

A historic model which taught the world to love the station wagon.

When people think of Volvo, they think estate cars. And when they think estate cars, they think Volvo. Such was the automobile scene for quite some time until the worldwide SUV boom began gaining momentum in the late 1980’s. One car that cemented this maxim was the 240 Estate.

The 240 series itself had debuted in 1974, made up of the ‘244’ 4-door sedan, ‘242’ 2-door, and ‘245’ 5-door wagon. The 3rd digit of the model number denoted the number of doors. It wasn’t until 1983 that all these models were consolidated into a single ‘240’ model. Additionally, when the car originally debuted it featured round headlights, the iconic square lamps were introduced later in 1979. The 240 retained most of its original styling throughout its production until 1993, though its safety features were kept constantly up to date with additions like airbags and ABS as standard equipment. Even in an era where sedans ruled sales figures, over one third of total production was made up of wagon models, proving just how popular the Estate was in the 240 line-up.One of the most notable features of the 240 Estate was its styling, which appeared square no matter what angle the car was observed from. It features a long front overhang to incorporate crumble zones, and on the rear as well a long overhang facilitates both impact absorption and extra luggage space. This resulted in the car’s characteristically long thin silhouette.

Volvo V40 T5 R-Design ’13
*Can be purchased from Brand Central

The globally successful Volvo that serves as a saloon, estate, and coupe.

The V40 was revealed at the 2012 Geneva show as a C-segment 5-door hatchback. Though it was positioned as Volvo’s entry-level model, the V40 would actually play a huge role in the Volvo catalogue as it served as the combined replacement for 3 different models: the conventional S40 saloon, the V50 family estate, and the sporty C30 3-door hatchback. To create a car that could provide the comfort of a saloon, the utility of an estate and the youthful, sporty styling of a coupe, the car was developed completely from scratch. While the base structure utilized a platform in common with Ford cars, the styling is innovative and has no trace of Volvo’s conservative image of the past. Incorporating design cues from the classic P1800 of the 60’s and its later 1800ES variant, the car has flowing lines and a soulful silhouette that can be interpreted as a coupe or an estate. The car was an immediate hit from its debut, attracting worldwide attention for both its aesthetics and utility, able to comfortably seat 4 adults along with all their luggage. The T5 R-Design is the sportiest model of the series. Its 210.1 BHP 2L inline-5 turbocharged engine provides quick acceleration performance, and its sports suspension and 18-inch wheels provide both sharp handling and a smooth ride. The special front bumper and rear diffuser provide additional aerodynamic performance, as well as giving it a bold look.

Café / Extra Menus

The following Menu has been added:

Extra Menu No. 39: Racers of the Japanese GT (Collector Level 48 and above)

World Circuits (Event)

The following new events have been added to World Circuits:

Europe Sunday Cup 400 – Kyoto Driving Park: Yamagiwa
Japanese FF Challenge 450 – Autopolis International Racing Course: Short Course
Japanese FR Challenge 450 – Autodrome Lago Maggiore: West
World Tour Car 800 – Circuit de Sainte-Croix: A

Scapes

‘Move the camera up and down II’ has been added as a featured curation in Scapes.

*Internet connection and Gran Turismo 7 game required for update.

Days of Play 2024 Sale Featuring Discounts on PlayStation 5 and PS VR2 for limited period!

Hi everyone! We are happy to share that Days of Play sale is back this year and it features discounts on PlayStation 5 consoles, PS VR2, DualSense and select PS5 titles.

Days of Play 2024 promotion starts from 29 May till 12 June 2024. Please note that offers vary by region and are available while supplies last.

Additionally, there are Days of Play activities and PS Store sales that you can check here: https://www.playstation.com/daysofplay.

Please see below for full details of Days of Play Sales

Singapore

PS5 Consoles	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PS5® Console	SGD 799.00	SGD 735.00
PS5® Digital Edition	SGD 669.00	SGD 605.00
PS5® Console – Genshin Impact Gift Bundle	SGD 799.00	SGD 735.00

Peripherals	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®VR2	SGD 869.00	SGD 735.00
PlayStation®VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain™ bundle	SGD 939.00	SGD 805.00
DualSense® wireless controller	SGD 100.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Midnight Black	SGD 100.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Cosmic Red	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Nova Pink	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Galactic Purple	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Starlight Blue	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Gray Camouflage	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Volcanic Red	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Cobalt Blue	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00
DualSense® wireless controller – Sterling Silver	SGD 107.00	SGD 73.00

PS5 Games (Disc Version)	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
Gran Turismo® 7 (PS5)	SGD 97.90	SGD 67.90
God of War™ Ragnarök (PS5)	SGD 97.90	SGD 67.90
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (PS5)	SGD 97.90	SGD 67.90
Rise of the Ronin™ (PS5)	SGD 97.90	SGD 67.90
The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered (PS5)	SGD 67.90	SGD 54.90

Malaysia

PS5 Consoles	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PS5® Console	MYR 2,499	MYR 2,260
PS5® Digital Edition	MYR 2,069	MYR 1,830
PS5® Console – Genshin Impact Gift Bundle	MYR 2,499	MYR 2,260
PS5® Console 2nd DualSense Bundle	MYR 2,799	MYR 2,560
PS5® Digital Edition 2nd DualSense Bundle	MYR 2,369	MYR 2,130

Peripherals	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®VR2	MYR 2,799	MYR 2,329
PlayStation®VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain™ bundle	MYR 2,999	MYR 2,529
DualSense® wireless controller	MYR 349	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Midnight Black	MYR 349	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Cosmic Red	MYR 369	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Nova Pink	MYR 369	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Galactic Purple	MYR 369	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Starlight Blue	MYR 369	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Gray Camouflage	MYR 369	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Volcanic Red	MYR 369	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Cobalt Blue	MYR 369	MYR 279
DualSense® wireless controller – Sterling Silver	MYR 369	MYR 279

PS5 Games (Disc Version)	Original SRP (Local Currency)	Promotion SRP (Local Currency)
Gran Turismo® 7 (PS5)	MYR 299	MYR 209
God of War™ Ragnarök (PS5)	MYR 299	MYR 209
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (PS5)	MYR 299	MYR 209
Rise of the Ronin™ (PS5)	MYR 299	MYR 209
The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered (PS5)	MYR 209	MYR 169

Thailand

PS5 Consoles	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PS5 Console	THB 18,690	THB 16,890
PS5® Digital Edition	THB 15,690	THB 13,890
PS5® Console – Genshin Impact Gift Bundle	THB 18,690	THB 16,890

Peripherals	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®VR2	THB 22,190	THB 18,590
PlayStation®VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain™ bundle	THB 23,890	THB 20,290
DualSense® wireless controller	THB 2,390	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Midnight Black	THB 2,390	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Cosmic Red	THB 2,590	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Nova Pink	THB 2,590	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Galactic Purple	THB 2,590	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Starlight Blue	THB 2,590	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Gray Camouflage	THB 2,590	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Volcanic Red	THB 2,590	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Cobalt Blue	THB 2,590	THB 1,990
DualSense® wireless controller – Sterling Silver	THB 2,590	THB 1,990

PS5 Games (Disc Version)	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2	THB 2,290	THB 1,690
Gran Turismo® 7	THB 2,290	THB 1,690
Rise of the Ronin™	THB 2,290	THB 1,690
God of War™ Ragnarök	THB 2,290	THB 1,690
The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered	THB 1,690	THB 1,290

Indonesia

PS5 Consoles	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PS5® Console	IDR 9,699,000	IDR 8,919,000
PS5® Digital Edition	IDR 8,199,000	IDR 7,419,000
PS5® Console – Genshin Impact Gift Bundle	IDR 9,699,000	IDR 8,919,000
PS5 2DS Bundle (Disc)	IDR 10,779,000	IDR 9,999,000
PS5 2DS Bundle (Digital)	IDR 9,299,000	IDR 8,519,000

Peripherals	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®VR2	IDR 10,599,000	IDR 9,039,000
PlayStation®VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain™ bundle	IDR 11,499,000	IDR 9,939,000
DualSense® wireless controller	IDR 1,269,000	IDR 989,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Midnight Black	IDR 1,269,000	IDR 989,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Cosmic Red	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Nova Pink	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Galactic Purple	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Starlight Blue	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Gray Camouflage	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Volcanic Red	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Cobalt Blue	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Sterling Silver	IDR 1,359,000	IDR 1,079,000

PS5 Games (Disc Version)	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7	IDR 1,029,000	IDR 729,000
PlayStation®5 God of War™ Ragnarök	IDR 1,029,000	IDR 729,000
PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2	IDR 1,029,000	IDR 729,000
PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™	IDR 1,029,000	IDR 729,000
PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered	IDR 729,000	IDR 579,000

Philippines

PS5 Consoles	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PS5® Console	PHP 30,790	PHP 27,990
PS5® console – Two DualSense Wireless Controllers Bundle	PHP 33,990	PHP 31,190

Peripherals	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®VR2	PHP 34,790	PHP 29,190
DualSense® wireless controller	PHP 3,990	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Midnight Black	PHP 3,990	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Cosmic Red	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Nova Pink	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Galactic Purple	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Starlight Blue	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Gray Camouflage	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Volcanic Red	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Cobalt Blue	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890
DualSense® wireless controller – Sterling Silver	PHP 4,290	PHP 2,890

PS5 Games (Disc Version)	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7	PHP 3,490	PHP 2,490
PlayStation®5 God of War™ Ragnarök	PHP 3,490	PHP 2,490
PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2	PHP 3,490	PHP 2,490
PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™	PHP 3,490	PHP 2,490
PlayStation®5 Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart	PHP 3,490	PHP 1,990
PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered	PHP 2,490	PHP 1,990

Vietnam

PS5 Consoles	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PS5® Console	VND 13,300,000	VND 12,100,000

Peripherals	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
PlayStation®VR2	VND 17,890,000	VND 15,420,000
DualSense® wireless controller	VND 1,999,000	VND 1,519,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Midnight Black	VND 1,999,000	VND 1,519,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Cosmic Red	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Nova Pink	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Galactic Purple	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Starlight Blue	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Gray Camouflage	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Volcanic Red	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Cobalt Blue	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000
DualSense® wireless controller – Sterling Silver	VND 2,099,000	VND 1,499,000

PS5 Games (Disc Version)	Original SRP	Promotion SRP
The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered	VND 1,249,000	VND 999,000
Gran Turismo® 7	VND 1,799,000	VND 1,249,000
God of War™ Ragnarök	VND 1,799,000	VND 1,249,000
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2	VND 1,799,000	VND 1,249,000
Rise of the Ronin™	VND 1,799,000	VND 1,249,000

Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 485: Hope For Humanity

Email us at PSPodcast@sony.com!

Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or download here

Hey y’all! The team returns for a punchy pod covering this week’s news in gaming. Plus a listener writes in, prompting a deep dive into challenging puzzle game recommendations.

Stuff We Talked About

MultiVersus – PS5, PS4
Until Then Mini-Games Blog
How Ninja Gaiden and Nioh connect to Rise of the Ronin Blog
Sushi Ben PS VR2 Blog
Stellar Blade Boss Challenge Mode Blog
Listener letter
Animal Well – PS5
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth – PS5
Crow Country – PS5, PS4

The Cast

Sid Shuman – Senior Director of Content Communications, SIE

Tim Turi – Manager, Content Communications, SIE

O’Dell Harmon Jr. – Content Communications Specialist, SIE

Thanks to Dormilón for our rad theme song and show music.

[Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.]

New Destiny 2: The Final Shape gameplay plunges deeper into The Traveler, out June 4

We’re just one week away from the launch of Destiny 2: The Final Shape on June 4. Bungie’s ambitious expansion marks a momentous crescendo in the 10-year journey players have been on. Guardians can finally enter the Traveler and face new threats conjured and cajoled by The Witness. Luckily, players wield powerful new Transcendence abilities and the ultra-customizable Prismatic subclass.

To help prepare for The Final Shape we have Bungie’s Combat Area Lead, Ben Wommack, to discuss new enemies, abilities, what awaits inside The Traveler, and more.

PlayStation Blog: The Final Shape marks a pivotal moment for Destiny players. What is the player’s primary goal in the campaign?

Ben Wommack: To enter the Traveler, journey through its Pale Heart, and confront the ultimate antagonist of the last 10 years of Destiny, The Witness, who is enacting its eons-old plan to create The Final Shape of the universe.

How are we seeing The Witness augment aligned enemies, and how does that translate into combat?

By tearing a hole in the Traveler and entering its Pale Heart, The Witness can manipulate the Traveler’s Light and its own Darkness to further its plans to enact The Final Shape. By mixing these paracausal energies, The Witness can bestow its forces with a crude Prismatic shield that can’t be broken by normal attacks. These are known as “Bound” enemies, as they are now invulnerable but also shackled to the powers the Witness is wielding.

Fortunately, players can shatter these shields with their new Transcendence ability, accessible either from Wellsprings found in the world or via equipping the new Prismatic subclass and charging your Light and Darkness bars. Encountering Bound enemies will force players to change up their battlefield plans and weave Transcendence into their flow, creating new opportunities for exciting combat moments.

New Dread enemies enter the fray. What makes them unique to other factions in Destiny 2?

The Dread combatants are built off years of lessons and experiences from the Destiny 2 team. They are the Witness’s personal army it has gathered (even created) to stop anyone from interfering with its plans to enact The Final Shape. We knew they had to feel different from other factions, so we tried a lot of new visual ideas and tried to break expectations with their mechanics.

One example is how the Weaver and Harbinger have Strand powers, which is a first for Destiny combatants. Another is the Husk, who will launch the Geist creature from its body if its weak spot isn’t targeted. My personal favorite is the Grim, our “bat with a gun” or “gun bat!”. Its wings and battlefield mobility are awesome to both see and fight!

Lethal lava rises during a Strike in Destiny 2: The Final Shape, forcing players to avoid touching the floor.

How will the new Transcendence abilities and Prismatic subclass impact competitive play?

We spent careful attention and lots of balancing time on how Prismatic and the Transcendence ability will play in PvP against Guardians of all kinds of builds. Our intention is not to usurp the other subclasses and ways players engage with PvP, but add new elements to the PvP meta space, shift the paradigm a bit, and break expectations in fun ways. Players running Prismatic will feel a bit like a wild card of an opponent sometimes, which brings its own brand of excitement to a match.

One important detail is how your Light and Darkness meters for activating Transcendence will keep their progress after you die in a match and between rounds. It’s totally possible to orient your build around building Transcendence in PvP, which is a fun way to approach using the subclass!

What are your personal favorite examples of Prismatic subclass builds?

I love what we’re calling the “Buddy Build” for Prismatic Warlocks. You equip Phoenix Dive, Hellion, Weaver’s Call, Song of Flame, Storm Grenade, and the Getaway Artist exotic armor. You Phoenix Dive into combat to create Threadlings and a Hellion buddy, then consume your Arc grenade to create an Arc Soul. Afterwards, you cast Song of Flame to bring out all your Solar bird friends!

Enter the Traveler and bring the fight to The Witness when Destiny 2: The Final Shape launches on June 4.

Days of Play 2024 comes to PlayStation Store

PlayStation Store is joining the Days of Play celebrations with a dedicated promotion! Starting this Wednesday, May 29 for a limited time* players can enjoy discounts on a massive range of titles**.

There’s so many games included, we can’t fit them all here. You can get a preview of just some of the titles that will be included in the promo below. Then, when the dedicated promotion page goes live on PlayStation Store on May 29, head there to see the full list and find out your regional discount pricing.

And there’s plenty more Days of Play related-celebrations to enjoy! Check out the full range of activities, offers and more in the Days of Play announcement post.

A Plague Tale Bundle
A Plague Tale: Requiem
AC Mirage + Valhalla Bundle
Aces of the Luftwaffe
Aces of the Luftwaffe: Squadron – Extended Edition
Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion
AER: Memories of Old
After the Fall Deluxe Edition
After Us
Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers – PlayStation 4 Edition
Alan Wake 2
Alan Wake 2 Deluxe Edition
Alone in the Dark
Alone in the Dark – Digital Deluxe Edition
Amnesia: The Bunker
Another Fisherman’s Tale
Arizona Sunshine
Arizona Sunshine® 2
ARK: Survival Ascended
Assassin’s Creed Mirage – Deluxe Edition
Assetto Corsa – Ultimate Edition
Assetto Corsa Competizione
astragon Bestseller Simulation Bundle
Atomicrops: Reap What You Bundle
Autobahn Police Simulator 3
Avatar – Frontiers of Pandora
Avatar The Last Airbender: Quest for Balance
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Ultimate Edition
Back 4 Blood: Standard Edition
Back 4 Blood: Ultimate Edition
Bad North
Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance
Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance II
Bassmaster Fishing 2022: Classic Edition
Bassmaster® Fishing
Bassmaster® Fishing 2022
Battlefield 2042
Ben 10: Power Trip
Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions
BioShock: The Collection
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle – Special Edition
Bloodborne: Game of the Year Edition
Bluey: The Videogame
Borderlands 3: Super Deluxe Edition
Bramble: The Mountain King
Bratz: Flaunt Your Fashion
Bus Simulator 21
Call of the Wild: The Angler™ – Silver Fishing Bundle
Call of the Wild: theAngler
Castlevania Anniversary Collection
CATAN® – Deluxe Edition (Helpers Inc)
Chaos on Deponia
Chef Life – A Restaurant Simulator
Children of Silentown
Chivalry 2 King’s Edition
Chivalry 2 Special Edition
Cities: Skylines – PlayStation 4 Edition
Cities: Skylines – Premium Edition 2
CityDriver
Code Shifter
Commandos 2 & Commandos 3 – Bundle Digital
Conan Chop Chop
Conan Exiles
Conan Exiles – Complete Edition October 2021
Conan Exiles – Isle of Siptah Edition
Construction Simulator
Control: Ultimate Edition
Creed: Rise to Glory
Creed: Rise to Glory – Championship Edition
Cricket 24
CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION
Crossfire: Sierra Squad
Crusader Kings III
Crusader Kings III: Royal Edition
CRYMACHINA
Crysis 2 Remastered
Crysis 3 Remastered
Crysis Remastered
Curious Expedition
Curious Expedition 2
Curious Expedition 2 Bundle
Cursed to Golf
CUSTOM MECH WARS
Cyberpunk 2077
Dakar Desert Rally – Deluxe Edition
Darkest Dungeon
Darkest Dungeon: Ancestral Edition
Darkest Dungeon®
DC’s Justice League: Cosmic Chaos
DE – Standard Edition Takeover
Dead by Daylight – Gold Edition
Dead by Daylight: Special Edition
Dead Cells: Medley of Pain Bundle
Dead Island 2 Main Game
Dead Island: Definitive Collection
Dead Space
DEATHLOOP (GAME)
Deceive Inc
Deluxe Edition v2
Deponia
Destroy All Humans! 2 – Single Player
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition
Diablo® IV Deluxe Bundle
Diablo® IV Standard Bundle
Diablo® IV Ultimate Bundle
Disgaea 7 Digital Deluxe Edition
Dishonored & Prey: The Arkane Collection
Dishonored 2
Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality
DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part One (Standalone)
DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part Two (Standalone)
DOOM Slayers Collection
Double Dragon & Kunio-kun: Retro Brawler Bundle
Double Dragon IV
Dragon Star Varnir
DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing
DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing – Rally Edition
DreamWorks Dragons: Legends of The Nine Realms
DreamWorks Spirit Lucky’s Big Adventure
Dying Light 2 Stay Human
Dying Light 2 Stay Human
Earth Defense Force 4.1: Wing Diver The Shooter
Earth Defense Force 5
Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain
EARTH DEFENSE FORCE:WORLD BROTHERS
Ed-0: Zombie Uprising
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout – Anniversary Edition
Elite Dangerous
Emergency Call – The Attack Squad
Euro Fishing + The Catch: Carp & Coarse Fishing
Evil Dead: The Game – GOTY Edition
Evil West
Expeditions – Supreme Edition
Expeditions: A MudRunner Game
Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force
Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition
Fallout 76: Atlantic City Deluxe Edition
Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R
FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH
FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH Digital Deluxe Edition
Final Fantasy VII Remake
FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE
FINAL FANTASY XIV Online – Complete Collector’s Edition
FINAL FANTASY XIV Online – Complete Edition
Firegirl: Hack ‘n Splash Rescue DX
First Responder Police Firefighting Bundle
Fishing Sim World: Bass Pro Shops Edition
Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour – Lough Kerr + Talon Fishery
Flipping Death
Focus On You
FOCUS on YOU Complete Edition
Garden Life – Garden Party Edition
Generation Zero®
Ghost Giant
Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord
Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord – Full Containment Edition
Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered
Ghostrunner 2 Brutal Edition
Ghostrunner: Complete Edition
Ghostwire / DEATHLOOP bundle
Ghostwire: Tokyo
Gigantosaurus: Dino Kart
Gigantosaurus: The Game
Gleamlight
Gloomhaven Gold Edition
Gloomhaven Mercenaries Edition
God of War Ragnarök
God of War Ragnarök Digital Deluxe Edition
Godlike Burger
Golf With Your Friends – Ultimate Edition
GONNER2 Lose Your Head Deluxe Bundle
Gotham Knights
Gran Turismo 7 Standard Edition ()
Grand Theft Auto V: Premium Edition
Gravel
Gravel – Special Edition
GTA Online + Single Player Unlock
GTA Trilogy Digital Bundle
Guilty Gear -Strive-
Guilty Gear -Strive- Daredevil Edition
Gun Club VR
Harvest Moon: The Winds of Anthos
Have a Nice Death
Hell Let Loose
Hellfront: Honeymoon
Hellsweeper VR
Hi-Fi RUSH Game
High On Life Bundle
Hitman HD Enhanced Collection
Hob
Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition
HOT WHEELS UNLEASHED™ 2 – Turbocharged
HOT WHEELS UNLEASHED™ 2 – Turbocharged – Legendary Edition
Hotel: A Resort Simulator
Human: Fall Flat
HUMANITY
Hunting Simulator 2 Elite Edition
I Hate Running Backwards
Ice Age: Scrat’s Nutty Adventure
Immortals of Aveum
Injustice 2
Injustice: Gods Among Us – Ultimate Edition
Inkulinati
It Takes Two ™ & ™
Jagged Alliance 3
Jumanji: Wild Adventures
Kingdom Two Crowns
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning – Fate Edition
Kunio-kun: The World Classics Collection – River City Ransom
L.A. Noire
L.O.L Surprise! B.B.s BORN TO TRAVEL™
Labyrinth Life
LA-MULANA 1 & 2 Bundle
LEGO 2K Drive
LEGO Bricktales
LEGO Harry Potter Collection
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga – Galactic Edition
LEGO® 2K Drive Awesome Rivals Edition
LEGO® 2K Drive Standard Cross-Gen Edition
Lies of P
Life is Strange Remastered Collection
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name bundle pack
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – Deluxe Edition
Little Nightmares I & II Bundle
Little Nightmares II
Livelock
Lonely Mountains: Downhill
Lumines Remastered
MADDEN NFL 24 – DELUXE EDITION
Mafia Trilogy Bundle
Mafia: Definitive Edition
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
Marvel’s Midnight Suns
Marvel’s Midnight Suns Enhanced Edition
Marvel’s Midnight Suns Legendary Edition
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Edition
Mass Effect™ Legendary Edition
Mega Dimension Neptune VIIR
Megadimension Neptunia VII
METAL GEAR SOLID 3
Metal Gear Solid V: The Definitive Experience
Metal Slug 3
Metal Slug XX
Metal Wolf Chaos XD
Metal: Hellsinger
Metal: Hellsinger – Complete Edition
Metro Exodus
Metro Redux
Metro Saga Bundle
Mixture
MLB® The Show™ 24
MONARK
Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten
Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 6
MONSTER HUNTER RISE
Monster Hunter Rise + Sunbreak
Monster Hunter: World
Monster Hunter: World – Iceborne Master Edition
Monster Menu: The Scavenger’s Cookbook
Moons of Madness
Mortal Kombat 1
Mother Russia Bleeds
MotoGP™24
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord – Digital Deluxe
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden – Deluxe Edition
NBA 2K24
NBA 2K24 Black Mamba Edition
Need for Speed Unbound
Neptunia Virtual Stars
Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition
New – TPH & TPC Double Pack
New Tales from the Borderlands
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 – Deluxe Edition
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 – Standard Edition
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 – Ultimate Edition
Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway (BASE GAME)
No Man’s Sky
No Man’s Sky
Olija
OlliOlli World
Omega Quintet
ON THE ROAD – The Truck Simulator
Onee Chanbara Origin
Outlast: Bundle of Terror
Overcooked! All You Can Eat
Paper Cut Mansion
PAW Patrol Mighty Pups Save Adventure Bay
PAW Patrol World
Paw Patrol: Grand Prix
Paw Patrol: On a Roll!
Payday 2: Crimewave Edition
Payday 3 Main Game
PD3 Gold Edition
Peppa Pig: World Adventures
Persona 3 Reload Digital Deluxe Edition
Persona 5 Tactica Digital Deluxe
PGA 2K23 Cross-Gen Edition
PGA 2K23 Tiger Woods Edition
PGA TOUR 2K23
Pistol Whip
PJ Masks Power Heroes: Mighty Alliance
Planescape: Torment and Icewind Dale: Enhanced Editions
Planet Coaster: Console Edition
Planet of Lana
Portkey Games Hogwarts Legacy
Praetorians – HD Remaster
Prey
Process of Elimination
Puzzling Places
Puzzling Places PSVR2
Quake 1 & 2 Bundle
RAGE 2
Raiden III x MIKADO MANIAX (NA/EU)
RAINBOW HIGH™: RUNWAY RUSH
Red Dead Online
Red Dead Redemption
Red Dead Redemption 2
Red Dead Redemption 2: Story Mode
Remnant 2 – Standard Edition
Remnant 2 – Ultimate Edition
Remnant: From the Ashes
Remnant: From the Ashes – Complete Edition
Reveil
Rez Infinite
Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles
RIDE 5
RIDE 5 – Special Edition
Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms
RoboCop: Rogue City
Ronin Digital Deluxe Edition
Ronin Full Game
Rough Justice: ’84
S&B – Ultimate Edition
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Prypiat
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chornobyl
SAMURAI MAIDEN
SD GUNDAM BATTLE ALLIANCE Deluxe Edition
Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem
Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun
Shadow Tactics: Game+Theme
Shantae
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse
Shantae and the Seven Sirens
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero – Ultimate Edition
Shantae: Risky’s Revenge – Director’s Cut
Sherlock Holmes The Awakened
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI
Sifu Deluxe Edition
Skull & Bones
Smalland: Survive the Wilds
Sniper Elite VR
Source of Madness
SOUTH PARK: SNOW DAY! Digital Deluxe
Space Engineers
Spacebase Startopia – Extended Edition –
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 2 Digital Deluxe Edition
Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova
Star Wars Battlefront – Ultimate Edition
Star Wars Battlefront II
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
STAR WARS™: Dark Forces Remaster
STAR WARS™: Squadrons
SteamWorld Build
SteamWorld Build & Dig
SteamWorld Build Deluxe
SteamWorld Dig
SteamWorld Dig 2
SteamWorld Heist
Steelrising
Stellaris: Console Edition – Deluxe Edition
Stories Untold
Strafe
Stranded: Alien Dawn
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Super Neptunia RPG
Swordship
Synapse
Tennis On-Court
Tennis World Tour: Roland-Garros Edition
Terraria
TESO: NEW Base Edition
Tetris Effect: Connected
The 7th Guest VR
The Caligula Effect 2
The Caligula Effect 2 Digital Deluxe Edition
The Caligula Effect: Overdose
THE CASINO COLLECTION
The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition
The Evil Within
The Expanse: A Telltale Series – Deluxe Edition
The Jackbox Party Bundle
The Jackbox Party Pack
The Jackbox Party Pack 2
The Jackbox Party Pack 3
The Jackbox Party Pack 4
The Jackbox Party Pack 5
The Jackbox Party Pack 6
The Jackbox Party Pack Trilogy
The Jackbox Party Quadpack
The Jackbox Party Quintpack
The Jackbox Party Trilogy 2.0
The Last Campfire
The Last of Us Part II
The Last of Us Part II Remastered
The Last of Us Part II: Digital Deluxe Edition
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie Deluxe Edition
The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure
The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails
The Longest Road on Earth
The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria
The Lucid Dreamer Bundle
The Outer Worlds
The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition
The Outlast Trials Deluxe Edition
The Park
The Quarry
The Quiet Man
The Suicide of Rachel Foster
THE Table Game
The Talos Principle: Deluxe Edition
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
The Wizards – Dark Times: Brotherhood
The Wonderful 101: Remastered
The Wonderful One: After School Hero
theHunter: Call of the Wild
theHunter: Call of the Wild™ – Seasoned Hunter Bundle
Thief – Including ‘The Bank Heist’ DLC Mission
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands: Chaotic Great Edition
Togges
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
TopSpin 2K25 – Cross-Gen Edition
TopSpin 2K25 – Full Game
TopSpin 2K25 – Grand Slam Edition
Torchlight II
Torchlight III
Toss
Townsmen – A Kingdom Rebuilt
Townsmen VR
Train Sim World® 4: Special Edition
TramSim: Console Edition Deluxe
Transformers Beyond Reality
TRANSFORMERS: EARTHSPARK – Expedition
Transport Fever 2: Console Edition
Trepang2
Trilogy Bundle 3.0
Trine 5
TRIPP
Tropico 6 – Next Gen Edition
Truck & Logistics Simulator
UFC® 5
UNCHARTED 4: A Thief’s End & UNCHARTED: The Lost Legacy Digital Bundle
Unicorn Overlord Monarch Edition
Unplugged
UNRAILED!
Vertigo 2
Viewfinder
Warchest Bundle
Watch Dogs: Legion – Deluxe Edition
Watch Dogs: Legion – Gold Edition
Wavetale
WBSC eBASEBALL™パワフルプロ野球
We Were Here Friendship
White Shadows
Wild Card Football – Ultimate Edition
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Complete Edition
Wolfenstein: Alt History Collection
Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot
Wolfenstein: The New Order
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
Wolfenstein: The Two-Pack
Wolfenstein® II: The New Colossus™
WRC 9 Deluxe Edition FIA World Rally Championship
Wreckfest PlayStation®5 Version
WWE 2K24
WWE 2K24 40 Years of WrestleMania Edition
WWE 2K24 Cross-Gen Edition
WWZ Aftermath
WWZ Deluxe edition
Yakuza: Like a Dragon Hero Edition
Yakuza: Like a Dragon Hero Edition
YEAH! YOU WANT “THOSE GAMES,” RIGHT? SO HERE YOU GO! NOW, LET’S SEE YOU CLEAR THEM!
Zombie Vikings

*Days of Play promotion is available on PlayStation Store from 00.00am PDT/BST/JST on Wednesday May 29 until 11:59pm PDT/BST/JST on Wednesday, June 12.
**Title list and discount may differ per region. For more details, please check your dedicated Days of Play promotion page on PlayStation Store when it goes live.