PSN Deals: Hundreds of Top PS4, PSVR Games Reduced; Red Dead Redemption 2, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, The Outer Worlds and More (UK/EU)

I know that PSN sales are a dime a dozen these days, and we typically get hundreds of discounts every couple of weeks, but I think this week’s is possibly one of the best sales we’ve ever seen on the UK/EU PlayStation Stores. If you’re looking for this week’s North American PSN deals, you need to go here. 
A lot of the time the sales are alright with a few big hitters getting sizeable discounts, and then the rest of the sale is, generally speaking, a lot of tat that nobody really wants. So a typical sale, just like in stores. This week, though, there’s so much goodness I don’t know where to start with recommendations.
We’ve got some of the best games available for discounts prices, like Red Dead Redemption 2, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, No Man’s Sky, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro – and that’s just regular PS4 games, not the PSVR offerings.
If you’ve got one of Sony’s PSVR headsets but not many games, this is the week to stock up on some goodies. The brilliant SUPERHOT VR is worth its asking price any day of the week. Blood & Truth, our Game of the Year 2019 winner, is a bargain and can be even cheaper if you’re a PS Plus member. Sports Bar VR is one of the best social sports games available on PSVR, though you’ll have a hard time filling a lobby unless you’ve got mates wanting to play some pub games with you. If it’s mental shooty-bang-bang action you’re after, you can get Borderlands 2 VR for half price, and it now supports the PSVR Aim controller which makes it a no-brainer.
The full list of discounts is down below. If you’re a PS Plus member, some games have extra discount, so bear that in mind if you’re planning on going on a splurge but aren’t a PS Plus member. Do the sums and figure out if a month’s subscription to PS Plus would save you money, and if it does, you’re laughing.
And although we’re nearing the end of this console generation, you needn’t worry about buying games now that will be unplayable on the PS5. They’ll be backwards compatible, according to Sony, so you should be able to buy whatever you like safe in the knowledge it’ll still be of use once the PS5 releases this year.

Source: PS Prices