A data mine from Nvidia’s GeForce Now streaming service has apparently leaked a large number of games that are coming to the PC.
What broken down on Reddit, C ++ developer Ighor July found listings for dozens of games from PlayStation and other companies that have yet to be confirmed to reach PC.
First of all, PlayStation exclusives God of War (2018), Return, The souls of the devil and Tsushima ghost they’re all on the list. Further away, Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection , Which was only confirmed last week for both PS5 and PC, appears with its full and accurate title.
Overall, these ports aren’t too surprising, as PlayStation said in May that it plans to bring more games to PC after the successful launch of Horizon zero dawn on the platform. Sony also recently acquired Nixxes, a studio with great experience in PC, as part of this initiative. Interestingly, however, the PlayStation exclusives Marvel Spider-Man and Bloodborne they were not in the database.
But what is arguably more interesting is that the data mine also points to the existence of a variety of unannounced games, including Resident Evil 4 Remake, Remasters of the Grand Theft Auto trilogy, Titanfall 3, kingdom hearts IV, BioShock 2022, Final Fantasy IX Remake, Injustice 3: Gods Will Fall (Injustice 3: Gods Will Fall) and three new untitled Square Enix games.
Some of these are games that we’ve heard credible reports about, but have yet to be confirmed by their respective publishers, such as RE4 Redo and the Grand Theft Auto trilogy remastering. However, games like Kingdom Hearts IV, Final Fantasy IX Remake and Injustice 3 they are something amazing to see.
It is important to emphasize that these listings are not solid confirmations of existing games. These could be placeholder titles, game prototypes that eventually change significantly, or projects that have been (or will be) canceled. We’ve even seen a major video game convention that uses random words like “Canada” when testing a banned word list for their forums and websites.
Nevertheless, Windows Central, a credible source of Microsoft-related news, gave some weight to these listings by corroborating Xbox specific games that were listed in the database. This includes Gears 6 Vancouver-based The Coalition, a new Forza, Project “Typhoon” (which says it is Avalanche’s recently revealed Smuggling) and a new strategy simulator codenamed “Rust”.
Ultimately, we will have to wait and see individual editors on each of these games, which could take a while given the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Ighor July