Here we go again. The Last Of Us Part 2 Remastereda single-player video game with no multiplayer modes or features, will for some reason require players to sign in to a PlayStation Network account on Steam when it releases in April.
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, A visually enhanced and expanded version of Naughty Dog's award-winning PlayStation sequel is the latest PlayStation exclusive to make the jump to PC. It joins other major PS4 and PS5 games like Ghosts of Tsushima, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, and God of warwhich have also received PC connections in recent years. And like these recent ports, The Last of Us Part 2 On PC, a PSN account and login are required to play.
As discovered by VGC on January 9thThe steam And Epic Store Pages for The Last of Us Part 2 has recently gone live and both sites confirm that Sony is still forcing people to sign in to a PSN account to play its latest PlayStation ports. Yes, even if the game is, for example, a purely single-player adventure The The Last of Us Part 2.
Maybe you remember that early last year Sony faced massive backlash from players when it announced plans to enable a PSN login requirement for Helldivers 2. The company ultimately withdrew its plans for the popular co-op shooter, but it doesn't mean abandoning that strange PSN requirement for other games. The difference is that these new PC ports can do it now very clear that you need a PSN account to play.
And of course, it's not difficult to create a free PSN account, and signing up should be smooth and quick for the most part. But it's still strange that Sony is forcing people to play single-player PlayStation ports on PC.
It's also strange because Sony hasn't required this for years. You can go shopping Miles Morales, Returnal, And Over on Steam right now and you don't need a PSN account to play any of them. However, now Sony wants PC gamers to join the PSN ecosystem, which is not necessary and could make these games difficult to play in the PSN ecosystem Future without mods.
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