Level Up Your Library: Sony Launches Massive PlayStation VR and VR2 Summer Sale
If you have been waiting for the perfect moment to expand your virtual reality collection, Sony has officially kicked off its annual Summer Game Sale. Starting today, PlayStation users can take advantage of significant price drops across a massive library of titles, with approximately 200 games and downloadable content (DLC) packs for both the original PlayStation VR and the newer PS VR2 receiving substantial markdowns.
This promotional event is scheduled to run through August 12, giving gamers a generous window to secure their favorite immersive experiences at a fraction of the cost. Sony’s move aligns with the broader industry trend of seasonal digital storefront discounts; notably, this follows aggressive summer promotions from competitors, including the Meta Quest Peak Summer Sale and the expansive Steam Summer Sale, both of which have already set a high bar for VR software deals this year.
Deep Discounts Across the VR Catalog
While browsing the entire list of 200 discounted items is a daunting task, the current sale is notable for its depth. Many titles are seeing price cuts as steep as 88% off their standard retail value. Whether you are looking for high-octane racing simulators or atmospheric narrative adventures, the current catalog offers something for every type of headset owner. You can explore the full range of deals by visiting the official PlayStation Summer Sale portal.
Top Picks for Your PS VR2 and PS VR
To help you navigate the sheer volume of deals, we have highlighted some of the most compelling offers currently available on the PlayStation Store:
- Gran Turismo 7: Now $29.39 (a 58% reduction from the $69.99 MSRP).
- No Man’s Sky: Available for $23.99, down 60% from $59.99.
- Creed: Rise to Glory Championship Edition: Grab this boxing title for $13.99 (65% off the usual $39.99).
- Tetris Effect: Connected: Currently priced at $19.99, representing a 50% discount.
- Aces of Thunder: Pick it up for $19.49, saving 35% off the $2
