Ghost of Tsushima came out in July 2020, so really it could be here any day now. It wouldn’t be too strange, as Days Gone was released in April 2019 and was on PC by May 2021. We think that a release of the game before the end of 2022 is still very likely, especially as the franchise continues to grow and plans for the Ghost of Tsushima motion picture start to bear fruit. We don’t consider it not being a part of the leak list to be a surefire way to determine that the game won’t ever come out on PC, as release schedules and platforms can and do change all the time – even though God of War did in fact arrive in January just gone. The Nvidia list told us many things, but shouldn’t wholly be relied on as has been proved already. Tsushima was not a part of the GeForce NOW leak like God of War was, but then again neither was Uncharted 4. It’s a little bit of speculation but we think it is certainly within the realms of possibility – just don’t expect to see it on Xbox Game Pass as that is not where Sony’s PC releases tend to end up. We don’t expect that to change any time soon, based on quotes from current and former management.Īs the game ages, and Ghost of Tsushima 2 approaches -likely with a better name like Ghost of Ikishima- we reckon that a multi-platform release for Ghost of Tsushima will probably be on the (graphics) cards.
PlayStation Studios’ next two big releases on the PC platform are the excellent games, and previous PlayStation exclusives Uncharted 4 and God of War 2018 (both of which were previously exclusive to the PlayStation 4) which fits in with Sony Interactive Entertainment’s previous release strategy of porting games after a delay, to encourage users to their hardware platform. As Sony continues to expand its games business into the home computer market, it seems like a PC port of Ghost of Tsushima to Windows 10 and Windows 11 is all but an eventuality.
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