The executive’s statement reads: “We are now in the first half of 2021 where our development studios and their games are in better shape than ever. Particularly in the second half of the PS4 lifecycle, our teams have created some great games. [Now] there is an opportunity to present these great projects to a wider audience and understand game development economics, which is not always easy. The cost of creating projects rises with each cycle as the caliber of franchises grows. It also made it easier to make them available to non-console users. So this is a pretty logical decision for us. “

In the same interview, Jim Ryan announced Days Gone for PC. But what other PlayStation exclusives will look at this platform is still unknown. If you believe numerous rumors, then the list will definitely include a  remaster of  Bloodborne.    

Days Gone is not the first project from Sony’s internal studios to appear on the PC as a reminder. In August 2020, Horizon Zero Dawn acquired the PC version.