An alleged Nixxes employee has shared a list of other PS5 exclusive games coming to PC, and the truth is that this list has high credibility as most of the games featured in it fit in with previous leaks and rumours. We have five games in total, but unfortunately there is no sign of the expected Bloodborne.

All of the PS5 exclusive games that appear on this list will arrive on PC this year, at least in theory, though we don’t have an exact date or order in which to review them. does not correspond to proximity or distance at its launch, so keep that in mind. On the other hand, the source clarifies that Demon’s Souls and Ghost of Tsushima will take so long to become compatible because those in charge of development do not have experience working with PC ports.

The first game that appears on the list is The Last of Us Part II, a game that recently arrived on PS5 in a remastered version. We took it for granted when it was released on PC, because The Last of Us Part I Remastered was also released at that time. Another PS5 exclusive coming to PC this year will be God of War Ragnarokthe second part of God of War, which was also released on PC.

Soul of Demons It’s the third title to appear on the list, and it’s undoubtedly one of the most anticipated compatible games, especially by fans of the Souls franchise. Ghost of Tsushima is next on the list which concludes Gran Turismo 7. The last section also refers to Spider-Man 2but that won’t arrive until 2025.

Sony would also consider ports of previous games to PC. Names like Infamous Second Son are being considered, but nothing concrete on that front. I remind you that the version Horizon: Forbidden West for PC is already confirmed, and that it will arrive in the first quarter of 2024, although its final requirements are not yet known. All in all, it should be affordable since it was developed for PS4 and PS5.

If you’re wondering what’s going to happen with Bloodborne, the truth is I don’t know what to answer right now. Everything seems to indicate that Sony had an almost finished version of the said game for PC in their hands and that it is even It worked under Windows 7but its quality and optimization were not up to par and therefore was eliminated, especially after the poor reviews that Horizon Zero Dawn received in its PC version. There has recently been talk of a possible remaster for PS5 and a later version for PC, but there’s nothing new about that and no official confirmation either, so we’re left with “no news on the queue” until further notice.