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PlayStation’s Massive Black Friday 2026 Sale Is Live Now And Filled With Big Deals On PS5 Games - Kotaku

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We are still weeks away from Thanksgiving and Black Friday, but that hasn’t stopped PlayStation from kicking off a big “Black Friday” sale on its digital storefront. Yes, it’s a bit absurd, but the deals are real and include some big discounts on good games that came out just a couple of months ago.

I dug through the Black Friday sale and put together a list of some of the biggest deals and best games I spotted as part of the event. There are a lot of horror games on sale right now, so for those who love Halloween and don’t want it to end, you can grab Silent Hill 2 remake or Silent Hill f for just $20. And the recently released Silent Hill Townfall is already on sale for $40.

Meanwhile, some fantastic indie titles and smaller games are on sale and would make for perfect things to play while you hide away from annoying family members during the upcoming holidays. These include Stray, Cocoon, and Well Dweller.

Here’s the full list of great deals and good games we spotted in PlayStation’s big 2026 Black Friday sale:

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