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Sony may return to a policy of exclusivity, leaving single-player games only on PlayStation

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The gaming community has been rocked by reports of a possible radical shift in Sony’s strategy for releasing its flagship titles on PC. Reputable journalists and insiders have almost simultaneously stated that the company intends to phase out the practice of porting single-player exclusives to PC, focusing instead on consoles.

Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier, speaking on the Triple Click podcast, shared information obtained from inside sources indicating that PlayStation’s new strategy involves releasing exclusively games-as-a-service on PC. Traditional story-driven titles will once again become full-fledged console exclusives. The first confirmation of this strategy could be Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine, scheduled for release on September 15, 2026, exclusively for PlayStation 5. Schreier expressed confidence that the game will never appear on PC.

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