PC gamers are one of the most dedicated and passionate communities in the gaming world, with an estimated 936 to 970 million players worldwide. Two years ago, this community was finally introduced to the first installment of the Ghost series, Ghost of Tsushima, a highly immersive, multifaceted action adventure game that boasted a stunning scenic environment.

I'm certain that I can speak for many others when I say that I was ecstatic to hear that the sequel was on its way. However, that excitement has since been overshadowed by reports of a sudden cancellation of the PC port.

This decision would not only disappoint a massive and engaged audience, but also limit the reach of a game that clearly deserves to be experienced by as many players as possible. The developers have poured immense effort, artistry, and care into this series—work that should be shared with the growing PC audience that has already embraced it so enthusiastically.

We urge Sony to reconsider. Bringing this game to PC is not just a technical decision—it is an opportunity to support accessibility, honor a dedicated fanbase, and allow this incredible series to reach its full potential.