The arrival of PlayStation games on PC was without a doubt one of the most important news of 2020 for game lovers in compatible. The first triple A game to be ported to this platform was Horizon Zero Dawn, and although it arrived in a pathetic state of optimization, the truth is that it ended up being a complete success.

Their sales were very good, and this prompted Sony to decide to maintain its strategy of porting some PlayStation games to PC. Later came the impressive Days Gone, one of the best “zombie” open-world games out there today, and others like God of War, Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, Marvel’s Spider-Man. Man Miles Morales, Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection and Sackboy: A Big Adventure.

The last major release of the PlayStation PC port was The Last of Us Part I, a game that followed the guidelines of Horizon Zero Dawn and became compatible with catastrophic optimization and full of mistakes. It’s gradually getting patches that leave it in a much more acceptable state, though it still has a lot of room for improvement.

Thanks to the leaked documentation, we were able to find out which PlayStation games ported to PC were the most successful, and in general, it’s no surprise. As of February 2023, corresponding to the attached image, Horizon Zero Dawn was the best-selling game with a total of 3.3 million copiesfollowed by God of War with 1.5 million and Days Gone with 1.7 million.

With these good results, it’s no wonder that the next PlayStation “exclusive” to come to PC is Horizon Forbidden Westscheduled for the first quarter of 2024. Sony has other games to surprise us with in the coming months, though there’s still nothing concrete beyond what I just told you.

It looks like some highly anticipated projects like the PC versions of Bloodborne and Ghost of Tsushima will not happen after all. Demon’s Souls Remake and The Last of Us Part II adaptations are possible in the air. With how profitable these ports are for Sony, it is true that it would be strange if these versions did not see the light of day, but right now all options are open and it cannot be ruled out that the Japanese company will decide to keep some exclusive news on the PlayStation. such as they are absolute to keep their players happy.