PlayStation game franchises 225 series
PlatPrices tracks 225 PlayStation game franchises across PS4 and PS5 — from Assassin's Creed to Final Fantasy. Each franchise listing combines its total trophy haul, difficulty range and time to platinum across the set, then links through to live PlayStation Store prices in your region, so you can see which entry is the cheapest and easiest to start with.
A franchise (or game series) is a set of games that share characters, a world or a name — the numbered mainline entries plus spin-offs and remasters. Browsing by franchise is the fastest way to see how a series fits together before you buy: how many games there are, how hard they are to platinum, and roughly how long the whole set takes.
Open any franchise page to get the games in order — both release order and, where it differs, chronological order — alongside each entry's trophy count, difficulty and time to platinum. Because we track live PlayStation Store prices across 40+ regions, each franchise page also flags the cheapest current entry, so you can start with the best-value or easiest game rather than guessing.
PlatPrices is a price- and trophy-tracking site and is not affiliated with Sony. Franchise data is built from the games in our catalogue, so counts and totals reflect the PS4 & PS5 titles we currently track, not every game ever released under a name.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a video game franchise?
A franchise is a group of games that share a name, world or main characters across multiple releases — for example a numbered main series plus its spin-offs and remasters. On PlatPrices each franchise page lists every PS4 and PS5 entry we track with its trophies, difficulty and time to platinum.
How do I find which game in a series to play first?
Open the franchise page to see the games in order, then compare each entry's difficulty, time to platinum and current price. The easiest starting point is usually the lowest-difficulty entry, and the page flags the cheapest current price across regions so you can start by value too.
Should I play a series in release order or chronological order?
Release order matches how the games were designed and revealed, so it avoids spoilers and graphical whiplash. Chronological order follows the in-world timeline. Each franchise page lists release order by default and notes the chronological order where it differs.
How many games are in a PlayStation franchise?
It varies by series. Each franchise page shows the exact count of PS4 and PS5 games we track, plus how many separate versions or editions exist. These counts come from our live catalogue, so they reflect the titles currently tracked rather than every game ever made.
Where do the trophy, difficulty and time-to-platinum numbers come from?
They are combined from every game in the franchise that we track: total platinum, gold, silver and bronze trophies, the range of difficulty ratings, and the total estimated time to platinum the whole set. The same figures appear on the franchise hub and on each individual franchise page, so they never disagree.
Is PlatPrices affiliated with Sony or PlayStation?
No. PlatPrices is an independent price- and trophy-tracking site and is not affiliated with Sony or PlayStation. We track public PlayStation Store prices across 40+ regions to help players find deals.
