Most “best PS5 games” lists stop at the recommendation. This one adds the part those lists leave out: where each of these actually costs the least right now, based on live prices across the regions we track, not a guess based on the game’s country of origin or genre.
Ghost of Tsushima
Cheapest in Turkey at $14.65, against $69.99 in the US. This is one of the widest gaps we track for any well-known title, closer to a different price point than a typical regional discount.
Horizon Forbidden West
Cheapest in Ukraine at $37.96, against $49.99 in the US. A smaller gap than Ghost of Tsushima’s, but a real one on a game that rarely goes on sale otherwise.
Stellar Blade
Cheapest in Ukraine at $51.36, against $69.99 in the US. Newer, higher-profile releases like this one tend to show smaller regional gaps early on, this is already a meaningful discount for a recent title.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
Cheapest in India at $14.69, against $19.99 in the US. India shows up often for major Japanese-published releases specifically, worth checking even if it isn’t always the overall category leader.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
Cheapest in India at $31.48 for the Deluxe edition, against $49.99 in the US. One of the best-reviewed releases of the past year, and one of the larger regional gaps on this list in dollar terms.
Notice the region leader changes from game to game here, Turkey, Ukraine, India show up across this list, not the same one every time. That’s the actual pattern, not an exception to look out for.
Hollow Knight
Cheapest in Japan at $9.69, against $14.99 in the US. A smaller dollar amount than the others here, but still over a third off, on a game that’s already inexpensive by AAA standards.
Checking prices as they move
Every price above is a snapshot, and regional prices shift as exchange rates move and Sony revises pricing. PS Prices Hub shows the current price across every tracked region right on each game’s PlayStation Store page, in your currency, so you’re checking the actual number rather than relying on a list like this one staying accurate indefinitely. Our price comparison table tracks the same live data across the full catalog.
The bigger picture
None of these games shares one single “best” region, which is the actual takeaway here more than any individual price. For the general mechanics of why regional PlayStation Store pricing works this way, see our guide to the cheapest PSN region, and for the widest gaps we’ve found across the whole catalog, not just these six, see the biggest regional price gaps on PSN right now.