As the company released new consoles at a loss, it used first-party exclusives to cover up the difference, simultaneously offering epic narratives accessible to gaming fans only on its proprietary gaming console.

PlayStation has committed, despite the public outcry of its fans, to port more of its first-party titles to PC just like God of War, and perhaps subsequently, Xbox. These leaps from Sony’s proprietary gaming hardware may indicate that Sony has finally realized the untapped potential of the PC gaming market, as we already discussed in our previous report. The 2018’s God of War, which was an absolute hit, is the latest PlayStation exclusive to make its way to the PC, following the likes of Horizon: Zero Dawn and the upcoming Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves. The release was confirmed by Sony on the PS Blog, stating that the company’s primary goal, in regards to the port, was to highlight the exceptional content the God of War video game has to offer by leveraging the powerful hardware of the PC as a gaming platform. However, exact PC specifications have not yet been announced. The upcoming port will feature enhanced visuals, unlocked framerates, 4K resolutions, and Nvidia DLSS and Reflex support, and support for keyboard and mouse controls and various other controllers. The franchise’s first installment in the Norse saga, currently listed on said platforms for pre-order for $49.99, will come to the PC on January 14, 2022. According to an article published by IGN, 2018’s God of War, unofficially dubbed God of War 4, is on its way to PC via Steam and Epic Games Store digital distribution platforms.

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