God of War Ragnarok Tops List of 10 Highest-Grossing PlayStation Studios PS5 Games

3. Gran Turismo 7 – $841.9 million

4. Helldivers 2 – $786.3 million

5. Horizon Forbidden West – $485.8 million

6. Ghost of Yōtei – $410.1 million

7. The Last of Us Part 1 – $341.3 million

8. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart – $334.9 million

9. Stellar Blade – $316.9 million

10. Astro Bot – $292.6 million

These 10 games alone have generated $6.5 billion for PlayStation. Although the list only includes titles from the PS5 generation, the numbers here do account for other platforms. Astro Bot, for example, is exclusive to PS5 and earned its amount only through the estimated 4.7 million copies it sold on that platform.

God of War Ragnarok, meanwhile, is also available on PS4 and PC, with Alinea Analytics’ breakdown showing its revenue accumulated via 21.6 million copies across all three platforms. Of its performance on PlayStation, 75.2% of its 20.1 million share of copies sold were on PS5, specifically, with 27.5% of all sales on PS4 and PS5 being physical. Elliott called the Norse God of War sequel an evergreen title for Sony, explaining that in 2026 alone it’s managed to sell 1.1 million copies. That’s an impressive feat compared even to brand-new games from this year, and it’s only more impressive when you consider that it was made accessible to PlayStation Extra subscribers nearly two years ago in January of 2025. Alinea Analytics estimates show that 6.7 million PlayStation Plus users have accessed it via the service.

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Ghost of Yōtei may have technically been trailing behind its predecessor as of October, but at least for now, its recent Echoes of Sekigahara expansion has helped it land in sixth. As of today’s update, it’s said to have sold 5.5 million copies as a PS5 exclusive. Another interesting addition from the list is Stellar Blade, which is technically a second-party release published by PlayStation Studios. Today’s data accounts for sales across PS5 and Steam (a Nintendo Switch 2 version launched yesterday) and shows that 59.7% of its revenue was earned from the former and 40.3% from the latter.

Alinea Analytics’ breakdown is not an official look into where sales are at with Sony’s gaming division. Meanwhile, its update follows official information released by the PlayStation company just earlier this week. It came with the news that it had raised its sales forecast while also sharing figures for Marvel’s Wolverine for the first time. For more, you can see how PlayStation’s Bloodborne has held up in the 11 years since its launch on PS4.

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