Summary
It was announced during thePlayStationState of Play showcase thatGod of War: Ragnarokis officially coming to PC following various leaks and rumors over the past couple of weeks.
It’s very clear that PlayStation has a strategy when it comes to its single player offerings on PC, and it’s been working pretty well for them. Horizon Forbidden West, The Last of Us Part 1, and Ghost of Tsushima have all made the leap recently, making PlayStation a boat load of cash in the process while introducing some of gaming’s best modern titles to a whole new audience.
There aren’t many big games left for PlayStation to bring over, especially now that it has confirmed leaks and rumors from earlier this month and announced that God of War Ragnarok will be the next big title to make the jump on September 19.
PlayStation Wants To Keep Its Single Player Games Exclusive
There has been a lot of talk surrounding exclusives recently, what withXbox potentially porting everything to PlayStationand Square Enix going fully third-partydue to poor Final Fantasy sales. It seems more than ever that exclusives could potentially go the way of the dodo, but PlayStation is holding out strong despite gradually releasing all of its big titles on PC.
In fact, PlayStation is hoping that actually delaying its big games releases is enough toentice PC players to actually pick up a console, though something tells me they may be underestimating the patience of the PC community. This is a group of people that have been waiting for a Bloodborne port for almost a decade at this point.
Enough about God of War though, as PlayStation also revealed the release dates for some other exclusive titles coming to PS5 soon, turning what would’ve been a pretty barren year into merely a subpar one.PlayStation finally gave us a better look at Concord, the 5v5 multiplayer shooters with shades of Overwatch and Guardians of the Galaxy, which launches on August 23.
We also gotthe reveal and release date of a new Astro Bot game, which launches this September, much to the joy of pretty much everyone on the entire planet. If you don’t like Astro Bot, then you have a cold, unmoving heart.
