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Target has dropped a new sale that includes a solid selection of physical PlayStation 5 game deals. If you're looking to add some new picks to your library - particularly after Sony's sad decision to end physical disc production in 2028 - this is a great time to do it between big sale events.
From Saros to God of War Ragnarök to Stellar Blade , you can check out some of our favorite PS5 game deals from this sale event below. There's no telling how long they'll be discounted at the retailer, but to be on the safe side, grab your favorites quick before they're gone.
Some of the picks on sale right now are exciting to see. Saros released just a few months ago, and is certainly worth adding to your library. Our reviewer , IGN's Michael Higham, said that "[Developer] Housemarque has once again proved that its bullet-hell sensibilities mesh incredibly well with fluid and challenging action."
God of War Ragnarök is another game well worth picking up from this sale if you haven't yet (a whopping 57% off), especially considering God of War Laufey is coming next February . There's also some of our favorite games of 2025 mixed into this sale selection, like Death Stranding 2 and Split Fiction .
There's still a little bit of time before bigger sale events kick off again in the fall, so this is a nice opportunity to save on some great PS5 games before then. Target's not the only place offering physical game deals, either. If you're curious to see what else has caught our eye lately - both in the realm of gaming and beyond - have a look at our most recent breakdown of the best daily deals to see what else we've spotted across other retailers.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
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