The unthinkable, never-before-seen, has happened: games that were developed as PlayStation exclusives are finally making their way to PC (outside of any PS Now streaming shenanigans). Developer Quantic Dreams has announced at GDC 2019 that Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls and Detroit: Become Human are coming to the PC platform. And if you didn't read that title, you probably wondered, and yes: they are exclusive, for a period of one year, to the EPIC Games Store.
This writer believes that Quantic Dream's games are actual pieces of art that deserve to be experienced by all players. Especially if you care about story, replayability, and meaningful consequences with intricate decision trees affecting your story's outcome. I am extremely thrilled to see this game coming to PC players, and wonder whether this could mean that some developers (at least, those that were merely published by Sony and aren't actually owned by the company) are looking into this kind of deal as well. Expect the three story-heavy games from visionary David Cage to be available later this year.


Quantic Dream co-CEO Guillaume de Fondaumiere said:

We are so grateful for 12 fantastic years of collaboration with Sony Interactive Entertainment and all they have allowed us to create and produce. With this new partnership with Epic, we can now expand our products to a wider fan base and allow PC players to enjoy our titles."