Ghost of Yotei Gets Its First Major Discount for PS5

IGN

by Robert Anderson

February 23, 2026

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Ghost of Yotei, a critically acclaimed action-adventure game from Sucker Punch Productions, has received its first major discount on the PlayStation 5 platform. Physical copies of the game are now available for $49.99 at PlayStation Direct, marking a $20 reduction off its original price. This sale is part of PlayStation's broader PS5 games promotion, which includes several other notable titles like Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition and God of War Ragnarök. The deal runs until March 9, offering a limited-time opportunity for players to take advantage of the discount. The game, released in October 2022, was praised for its stunning visuals, engaging open-world design, and fluid combat system. Ghost of Yotei follows a new protagonist, Atsu, a vigilante seeking revenge, which adds depth to the gameplay and storytelling compared to the studio’s previous hit, Ghost of Tsushima. While critics noted that the game leans on familiar tropes inspired by Kurosawa films, they highlighted its refined samurai power fantasy and expanded weapon set as standout features. The sale also includes other major PS5 titles, such as Death Stranding 2 for $50 and Spider-Man 2 for $30. These discounts make it an attractive time for players to explore both new releases and fan-favorite franchises. For those interested in Ghost of Yotei specifically, the limited-time offer underscores the game’s value, particularly for those who prefer physical copies over digital versions. This promotional period is a significant opportunity for gamers to enhance their collections at reduced prices. With Sucker Punch Productions also teasing upcoming content like Ghost of Yotei: Legends, a free DLC, the timing of this sale could be especially appealing for fans eager to revisit or explore the game’s world in more depth. The sale highlights PlayStation’s commitment to offering compelling deals, making it a key moment for PS5 owners looking to expand their gaming experiences.

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Originally published on IGN on 2/23/2026