9 best PS5 and PS4 games you (probably) haven’t played in PlayStation Store sale — deals from just $1

Session Skate Sim: was $49 now $19 @ PlayStation Store
EA's reboot of the beloved Skate franchise is still a ways off, so anybody looking to grind a hubba or kickflip over a concrete gap in the meantime might want to consider Session: Skate Sim. As the name suggests, this simulator takes a realistic approach to the extreme sport, with controls that aim to replicate the real thing. It takes some practice but once mastered Session is super fun. 

Greedfall: was $34 now $10 @ PlayStation Store
Become a legendary Pirate in this roleplaying experience as you can craft your own unique character completing quests in a multitude of ways. You'll also discover a world of magic, with supernatural beings, powerful spells and other surprises to uncover. However, the lack of on-seas combat is a bit of a disappointment but the strong story is the main draw rather than the gameplay.  

Ghostrunner: was $29 now $8 @ PlayStation Store
Ghostrunner is a brilliant mix of first-person slasher action and difficult one-hit-death mechanics. Combat is lightening as a single enemy single strike force a restart, yet your enemies are equally vulnerable to your martial artist's katana blade and cyber-ninja equipment. Set in a neon-lit future dystopian, Ghostrunner combines compelling gameplay with a slick setting. It's a wonderful mixture. 

Gravity Rush 2: was $19 now $9 @ PlayStation Store
One of the PS4's most underrated exclusives, Gravity Rush 2 is the sequel to the PS Vita original that expands upon its predecessor in practically every single way. You play Kat, a young girl with the ability to manipulate gravity. This power lets you fly through the sky, take on enemies in ariel combat and explore a stylish multi- tiered city. It's manga inspired story is also charming, if a little silly. There's really nothing else like Gravity Rush. 

MADiSON: was $34 now $24 @ PlayStation Store
Described as "an immersive and terrifying first-person psychological horror game", MADiSON is a seriously spooky chiller that centers on its possessed camera mechanic. You can use the polaroid shooter to take snaps that will help you solve puzzles and survive the many unfriendly ghosts out to get you. The horror experience also offers a compelling narrative with plenty of surprising twists and turns along the way. 

Two Point Campus: was $29 now $10 @ PlayStation Store
From the makers of Two Point Hospital comes Two Point Campus; a management game that tasks you with setting up your very own university then running a tight ship to keep the students happy and the profit margins high. Anybody familiar with the Two Point series will know to expect a zany sense of humor and that shines through on campus as you can create ridiculous educational institutions like Knight School or Wizard Academy. 

Kingdom Come Deliverance: was $29 now $4 @ PlayStation Store
Step into an historical accurate recreation of Medieval Bohemia in Kingdom Come: Deliverance; an open-world RPG with a emphasis on realism. There are no dragons or spells to be found here, instead you play the son of a blacksmith who must rise up from humble peasant beginnings to become a respected knight of the kingdom through challenging melee combat and quests that can be tackled in numerous ways. If you want a game that will really transport you to place in history, this is the perfect pick. 

Salt and Sanctuary: was $17 now $1 @ PlayStation Store
Often affectionately  referred to "Dark Souls in 2D", Salt and Sanctuary is a side-scrolling action-RPG with an emphasis on challenging enemy encounters and tricky boss battles. There are more than 600 weapons, armor pieces, spells and items to pick from, letting you create a character that best suites your playstyle. Packing a stunning art style and an intriguing world to explore, Salt and Sanctuary is a steal at just $1.79. 

Before Your Eyes: was $14 now $11 @ PlayStation Store
A PSVR 2 game with a pretty unique concept, Before Your Eyes doesn't offer traditional gameplay like combat or puzzle solving. In fact, it doesn't require a controller at all. Instead, it's entirely controlled with your eyes. The simple act of blinking moves the adventure along as you play through your whole life in order to pass on to the next. Because it's so simple to play, Before Your Eyes is ideal for gaming novices or newcomers to playing in VR.