Ghost of Tsushima PC Port: Release Date Speculation

Straight up! Ghost of Tsushima is a beautiful game on PlayStation consoles. We wonder how it would look on PC! Luckily, we’re not alone in that thought. While the PS5 and Xbox Series X are incredibly powerful machines, PCs still boast the best resolution and loading times. So, if you’re a PC player, you’re probably itching for a chance to experience Ghost of Tsushima at its best. But you’ll never know, at least for now. Why? Because this Samurai-themed video game is still a PlayStation exclusive. 

Sony’s Say on the Matter

Sony hasn’t released any news about the Ghost of Tsushima port to PCs. There’s no sure release date so all our news are predictions for now. Hopefully, Ghost of Tsushima 2 will be announced alongside a PC port of the first instalment. One thing is concrete though, Sony is trying to milk the latter half of their game library for all it’s worth. Ghost of Tsushima sold over 6 million copies, so a lot of fans are looking forward to the next game.

Following the Trend

Sony is known for releasing their exclusives after a period. Already, some of their games, including God of War, Days Gone, and Horizon Zero Dawn have already made their way to PC. So, the question on everybody’s minds is whether Ghost of Tsushima will be ported over or not. So far, there’s no official confirmation that the game is being ported over to PC. 

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Leaks and Hints

Everybody can still agree on one thing – PC players are clamouring for it to be ported over. Besides the fact that Sony is a business, there have been major leaks that point in that direction. A compilation of unreleased and unannounced games was leaked by the infamous NVIDIA Leak. The list includes the Ghost of Tsushima.

Since other games on the list have been released on PC, there’s no reason to think otherwise. The other hint was the removal of the “PlayStation-only” sticker on Amazon’s copy of the Ghost of Tsushima. Like the leaked games, this method helped us predict God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn were being ported to PC.

Also, PlayStation Direct now offers the Ghost of Tsushima boxart without the “PlayStation Only” sticker. Like with the other leaks, God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn were given the same treatment when they were being ported over to PC. 

Is a 2023 Ghost of Tsushima PC Release Possible?

Sony PlayStation usually ports their games over to PCs after three years. The Ghost of Tsushima video game has been out for almost the same time, so come on, Sony! You don’t have to be stingy – show PC players some love too.

In the meantime, these are the best video games of May 2023. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What Is the Price of Ghost of Tsushima: PC Edition?

Don’t forget that Ghost of Tsushima is not yet out for PC players. However, the estimated price of the PlayStation exclusive should be between $50 to $70 for the standard version. However, versions with add-ons may cost as much as $100. 

Is There Any Ghost of Tsushima Film in Development?

There’s currently a Ghost of Tsushima film in the works by Chad Stahelski, who is popular for his work on the John Wick series. Stahelski is even more determined to make the film a success because The Last of Us series changed everybody’s opinions of video game adaptations. 

The lore behind games is deep as heck that he couldn’t help himself. Chad is currently working on another title with Michael B. Jordan, that being Rainbow Six.

Moving on, the Ghost of Tsushima film will be shot entirely in Japanese. For players, it’s interesting to see how these Japanese actors will pull off Jin Sakai’s moves.

Is There Any Emulator for the Ghost of Tsushima PC?

No, there’s no emulator for Ghost of Tsushima. Yes, there are PS4 emulators for PCs like Spine but they’re all in their early development stages. That is, PC players can only enjoy a handful of PS4 exclusives – not the entire PlayStation game library. This means that you’re not playing games like Ghost of Tsushima and Horizon Forbidden West on PC anytime soon. At least, not until it’s released on PC.