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PlayStation Store Black Friday sale runs November 4 to 30

PlayStation Store Black Friday deals open November 4 through November 30 with up to 75% off thousands of PS5, PS4 and PS VR2 titles; dollar prices land when the sale goes live.

Edited by Dot Matrix, Editor-in-Chief


A digital storefront shelf with game boxes, a countdown clock, and a shopper's hand reaching for a title during the Black Friday sale.
Black Friday PlayStation Store sale runs November 4–30. Illustration generated by AI.

The PlayStation Store Black Friday sale is the one on my clipboard this week: it opens Wednesday, November 4, runs through Monday, November 30, and covers thousands of PS5, PS4 and PS VR2 games, expansions and DLC at discounts of up to 75% off, with Marvel’s Wolverine Digital Deluxe Edition and ASTRO BOT named on the official preview before any dollar tags appear.1

Deal Price Usual Store Ends
Black Friday sale (thousands of PS5, PS4, PS VR2 games, expansions, DLC) up to 75% off - PlayStation Store November 30
Marvel’s Wolverine Digital Deluxe Edition - - PlayStation Store November 30
ASTRO BOT - - PlayStation Store November 30
UFC 6 Ultimate Edition - - PlayStation Store November 30
SILENT HILL: Townfall - - PlayStation Store November 30
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred – Standard Edition - - PlayStation Store November 30
God of War Ragnarök - - PlayStation Store November 30
DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH - - PlayStation Store November 30

I squinted hard at the banner. PlayStation says the promotion begins November 4 at 00:00 AM PST/GMT/JST, refreshes at 00:00 AM PST/GMT/JST on November 16, and ends November 30 at 23:59 PM PST/GMT/JST. Certain discounts stop earlier, on November 20 at 23:59 PM PST/GMT/JST, and some offers get swapped for new ones before the window closes, so each product page is the only receipt that counts. Regional prices can differ, and the full discount list plus every individual cut lands on PlayStation Store only when the sale goes live—not in the preview post.1

Black Friday sale (umbrella): wait for it. The dates and the “up to 75% off” ceiling are on the record; a ceiling without a usual price is still a claim in the interrogation room. Verdict: verified window, prices pending.

Marvel’s Wolverine Digital Deluxe Edition: wait for it. It sits on the official preview list, which is useful scouting, not a sticker price. Verdict: not a deal yet.

ASTRO BOT: wait for it. Same preview treatment, same missing dollar figure. Verdict: not a deal yet.

UFC 6 Ultimate Edition: wait for it. Named early, tagged later. Verdict: not a deal yet.

SILENT HILL: Townfall: wait for it. On the board, still unpriced in the announcement. Verdict: not a deal yet.

Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred – Standard Edition: wait for it. Preview only until the store updates. Verdict: not a deal yet.

God of War Ragnarök: wait for it. Listed among the wider promotion titles with no sale number attached here. Verdict: not a deal yet.

DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH: wait for it. Same rule—title confirmed for the sale wave, price not printed in the source. Verdict: not a deal yet.

“Up to” is doing a lot of work on this banner, and the catch is honest enough: you have to open PlayStation Store on or after November 4 to see the real cuts, then watch the November 16 refresh and the November 20 early exits. A real deal is one you would have bought anyway, with a number you can check against the usual price. These figures were as listed when this ran on November 3, 2026, and may change.

Our read: The calendar is solid and the catalog is huge; the missing piece is every actual sale price. PlayStation locked November 4–30, flagged big names, and held the tags until go-live, which is normal store practice and exactly why this sheet stays on “wait” until the numbers can be verified side by side.

Footnotes

  1. blog.playstation.com, “PlayStation Store Black Friday sale starts Nov. 4 with up to 75% off”. Retrieved November 3, 2026. ↩ ↩2

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