PS5 and PS4 games: best sellers on PS Store in September 2022, The Last of Us Part I is on the podium

PS5 and PS4 games: best sellers on PS Store in September 2022, The Last of Us Part I is on the podium

PS5 and PS4 games

PlayStation has published the rankings of the most downloaded games through the PS Store for the month of September 2022, for both the US and European markets. We can see that The Last of Us Part I was able to get on the podium by a hair. To start, let's see the European PlayStation Store ranking for the most downloaded games in PS5 version:

FIFA 23 NBA 2K23 The Last of Us Part 1 Cyberpunk 2077 Grand Theft Auto V Disney Dreamlight Valley Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Assassin's Creed Valhalla F1 22 Saints Row Construction Simulator F1 Manager 2022 Cult of the Lamb Riders Republic Steelrising Among Us Gran Turismo 7 Far Cry 6 Stray Resident Evil 3

For comparison, here is the USA / Canada ranking for PS5 games Most Downloaded:

NBA 2K23 FIFA 23 The Last of Us Part 1 Madden NFL 23 Cyberpunk 2077 Grand Theft Auto V Disney Dreamlight Valley Saints Row Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle R Cult of the Lamb Gran Turismo 7 Valkyrie Elysium Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Marvel's Spider-Man Miles Morales Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Collection Steelrising Elden Ring Destroy All Humans! 2 - Reprobed Assassin's Creed Valhalla

As you can see, between the two rankings the main difference for the podium is the favorite sport: in Europe football wins, thanks to FIFA 23, while in US / Canada it is basketball to dominate with NBA 2K23. Either way, The Last of Us Part I is third, a good result considering it's only behind sports games that always dominate the charts. We also note that Cyberpunk 2077 has become fourth and fifth in the two charts, which reconfirms the renewed success of the CD Projekt RED game which received a nice boost from the Edgerunners anime.

Sarah and Joel in The Last of Us Part I But let's move on to the European ranking of the most downloaded PS4 games from the PS Store:

FIFA 23 NBA 2K23 Grand Theft Auto V Minecraft The Forest Red Dead Redemption 2 Dead Island: Definitive Edition EA Sports UFC 4 The Witcher 3 F1 22 Assassin's Creed Origins Cyberpunk 2077 Assassin's Creed Odyssey Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint The Last of Us Part II Rider's Republic Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege ARK: Survival Evolved Tekken 7 A Way Out

And we close with the list of the most downloaded PS4 games in USA / Canada:

NBA 2K23 FIFA 23 Madden NFL 23 Grand Theft Auto V Minecraft Red Dead Redemption 2 Cyberpunk 2077 Dead Island: Definitive Edition EA Sports UFC 4 The Forest The Last of Us Part II Dragon Ball FighterZ Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint Saints Row Batman Arkham Knight God of War Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege The Witcher 3 | of like Minecraft and Red Dead Redemption 2. Older games like Dead Island Definitive Edition and The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt also go up, probably thanks to new discounts.

Tell us, find some of your purchases of September 2022 in these rankings?

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There's Never Been a Better Time to Play No Man's Sky on PS5, PS4

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As was alluded to earlier in the week, No Man’s Sky’s latest update – named Waypoint – is less about adding mind-blowing new features and more about rebalancing the experience so it’s easier to enjoy for both newcomers and veterans. This comes in form of several tweaks, including an information portal which will help outline your objectives, and Milestones which will acknowledge your achievements.


In addition to Custom Games, which will allow you to better tailor your playstyle, Hello Games is also adding Relaxed Mode: a more subdued difficulty option that will allow you to focus more on exploration than resource gathering and survival. Of course, if you’re already a seasoned space-farer, then expanded level caps and improved inventories are going to give you greater opportunity to venture to the far-flung corners of the universe.


As always, this is just the next step in No Man’s Sky’s journey, with more free updates planned further down the line. It’s worth remembering that the release has been announced for PSVR2, and will launch on Sony’s new headset in the near future – presumably next year. Considering the game got off to such a disappointing start, it’s truly impressive how much the title has expanded and improved over the past six years. Has all of this tempted you back in?