While there is no official confirmation at the moment, there have been leaks and rumors fueling speculation about the potential re-release of the PS-exclusive game. Some reliable sources have also provided information on this matter. Now, let’s delve into the details.

Ghost of Tsushima PC Port: Multiple Hints And Leaks

It is highly probable that Ghost of Tsushima will be released for PC. This assumption is based on several compelling clues, the most significant being the infamous leak that disclosed details about numerous unreleased or undisclosed games. Among these revelations, it was revealed that a PC version of Ghost of Tsushima was also part of the leak.

Due to the consistent accuracy of reveals from the list, the credibility of the reveal has significantly increased. Consequently, it is highly probable that the speculated PC version for Ghost of Tsushima will also become a reality.

The removal of the PlayStation exclusive label from the boxart on Amazon provided us with an additional clue indicating that this version was in development. This particular detail was instrumental in uncovering the PC ports for Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone.

The new Ghost of Tsushima boxart is now available on PlayStation Direct, sans the ‘Only on PlayStation’ banner. It’s as straightforward as that. It’s worth noting that Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone have also made their way to PC, which shouldn’t come as a shock since it was already anticipated that many PlayStation exclusives would eventually be released on PC.

If you didn’t catch Sony’s previous announcement about their plans to release more PlayStation exclusives on PC, here’s what they had to share earlier:

During the latter half of the PS4 cycle, our studios have developed remarkable and exceptional games. It is now a chance to bring these outstanding games to a larger audience and acknowledge the complex economics involved in game development.

Ghost of Tsushima PC Port: Release Date Expectation

There is a good chance that a Ghost of Tsushima PC port will be released, although no leaks or rumors regarding a specific release date have surfaced yet. Taking into account previous examples, it took approximately two years for Days Gone to have a PC port after its initial PlayStation release, while Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War became available on computers around three and a half years after their debut on the PS4.

Sony, it’s been three years since Ghost of Tsushima’s release. It’s about time we see the PC version. We anticipate its arrival in late 2023 or early 2024.

• Faris Delalic