While players on the PlayStation are already looking forward to the sequel to God of War, this time with the subtitle Ragnarök, PC players have only recently won the 2018 title. Cory Barlog, director of God of War, revealed that Santa Monica, like other PlayStation studios, had to persuade Sony to release its exclusive games on a PC.
During an interview for the magazine Game Informer, released on the occasion of the release of God of War on PC, Santa Monica, the studio’s creative director, asked how well his team had an overview of Sony’s decision to launch the game on the platform and whether it had advocated for it from the outset. “I think it was a team of studies from all over the world that said it was a really good idea. In the end, I think it has reached that turning point. When we sent so many suggestions to the suggestion box, they said, ‘I’m tired of listening to it all. All right, we’ll do it. ‘” Barlog said. He also added that Sony and its individual studios are constantly getting to know the whole process and devising a step-by-step strategy.
In addition to the aforementioned God of War, PC players also experienced the popular Horizon Zero Dawn game in August 2020. A year later, in May, the post-apocalyptic Days Gone also hit the PC. This year, Sony plans to release a pair of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. It is not yet known whether Sony plans to release any more games for PC fans this year. At the same time, several promising candidates are immediately offered, such as Bloodborne, Spider-Man, or the previously widely discussed Dreams. After all, Mark Healey, co-founder of Media Molecule, a Sony company, in 2020 for the server VGC He said that the PC version of Dreams is not currently under development, but that it would be great to release it in the future.
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