THERE has been a lot of talk about Xbox games moving to other platforms, but PlayStation seems to be doing the same.
Sea of Thieves, Grounded, Hi-Fi Rush, Pentiment and As Dusk Falls all launched on PlayStation and/or Nintendo Switch in 2024 alone.
However, PlayStation has slowly been releasing its exclusives to PC with series like Horizon, Spider-Man, Uncharted and even one of the latest PlayStation hits, Helldivers 2, appearing on Steam.
While PlayStation never announces these releases long before they are available, certain leakers think they’ve spotted the next game to transition.
PlayStation has already launched Horizon Forbidden West on PC this year, and Ghost of Tsushima will launch later this month.
Dealabs is a french gaming website that has a good history of leaking gaming announcements before they are revealed.
It claims that God of War Ragnarӧk will be the next PlayStation exclusive to be released on PC.
The site claims that PlayStation will announce the release later in the month, but admits that it is not aware of a specific release date.
If this is true the timing would line up with previous remarks from Hermen Hulst, head of PlayStation Studios.
He said: “I think going forward we’ll see at least a year between releases on PlayStation and on the PC platform.”
God of War Ragnarӧk was initially released in November 2022, meaning there has been about 18 months since its original launch.
As one of the larger PlayStation exclusives it would make sense that the company would wait longer than the minimum year before porting it.
The original God of War reboot is already available on PC, so it makes sense that the sequel would eventually be ported too.
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