We may be stepping into an era where platform-exclusive don?t matter quite as much anymore. Reports today from Kotaku indicate that the  PlayStation-exclusive Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to PC later this year. Developer Guerrilla Games is expected to be developing the port in-house with the ability to show what the Decima engine is capable of outside the constraints of the PS4 console. Sony Interactive Entertainment will still publish the game?s PC version.
Bringing a PlayStation exclusive to a different platform marks a huge departure from Sony?s usual modus operandi, though we?ve begun to see that strategy shift recently with Death Stranding coming to PC (though Kojima Productions is not a Sony-owned studio and 505 Games will be publishing the PC version) and the PlayStation-exclusive MLB The Show confirmed to be going multiplatform starting next year. Kotaku?s Jason Schreier reports that three anonymous sources ?familiar with Sony?s plans? have all confirmed the strategy with Horizon Zero Dawn.
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