For years, PC gamers have eagerly awaited the arrival of Sony’s critically acclaimed samurai adventure, Ghost of Tsushima, on their beloved platform. The rumors have been swirling, fueled by leaks and speculation, but now, a credible voice has emerged, suggesting that the long-awaited announcement may be just around the corner.
According to reports from Insider Gaming and XboxEra’s Shapeshal_Nick, a reliable source who accurately predicted the lineup for Sony’s recent State of Play event, the unveiling of Ghost of Tsushima’s PC port could be imminent, potentially happening within the next few days.
Sony’s foray into the PC gaming market has been a calculated move, with the company gradually porting over several of its exclusive titles to cater to the ever-growing PC gaming community. Games like Horizon Zero Dawn, Days Gone, and God of War have found success on this new platform, and Ghost of Tsushima is poised to be the next jewel in Sony’s PC crown.
I’m hearing that we might be getting something about the Ghost of Tsushima PC port pretty soon. Maybe around the 5th?
— Balatro Nick (@Shpeshal_Nick) March 1, 2024
The Nvidia GeForce Now leak of 2021 hinted at the impending arrival of Ghost of Tsushima on PC, and as time has passed, many of the titles mentioned in that leak have either been announced or released. However, the samurai epic has remained elusive, leaving fans anxiously waiting for any sign of its PC debut.
With its breathtaking visuals, immersive storytelling, and intricate combat mechanics, Ghost of Tsushima has already captivated console players worldwide. Its transition to the PC platform is not only a testament to its popularity but also a strategic move by Sony to tap into the lucrative PC gaming market, further solidifying its presence in the industry.
As the anticipation builds, PC gamers eagerly await the opportunity to experience the haunting beauty of feudal Japan, wield the katana with precision, and unravel the tale of Jin Sakai, the legendary samurai warrior. Whether the announcement comes this week or not, the mere possibility of Ghost of Tsushima gracing PC screens has ignited a firestorm of excitement among gamers worldwide.
