Sony has changed its strategy for PC releases of PlayStation games. PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst told staff in a town hall that narrative single-player games will now be PlayStation exclusives. This confirms a Bloomberg report from March 2026 that said Sony was pulling back from PC releases for single-player titles.
Hulst confirms Bloomberg report from March
Several upcoming single-player games will not come to PC. These include Ghost of Yotei, Saros, and Marvel's Wolverine. However, multiplayer titles like Marathon will still release on multiple platforms. Sony's delayed PC ports have sold poorly, according to a research firm.
Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier shared the news on social media. He wrote that Hulst made the announcement to staff on Monday morning. The policy shift marks a reversal from Sony's previous approach of bringing first-party games to PC after a delay.
Sony has not confirmed the exact timeline for this policy change. The company has not commented on whether older single-player games already on PC will be affected. The decision aligns with Sony's focus on driving PlayStation hardware sales through exclusive content.
Source: VideoGameChronicles
