PlayStation’s push into the PC market is no longer a quiet experiment, it’s a full-scale success story. New data shows that PlayStation Studios titles have now surpassed 43 million copies sold on Steam, with several releases outperforming their original console runs. The updated rankings reveal which games have captured PC players the most, and the results highlight a clear trend: Sony’s franchises are thriving off-console.
At the top of the chart sits Helldivers 2, and it’s not even close. With over 12.7 million copies sold, it stands as PlayStation’s biggest PC hit to date. Player engagement numbers back it up: a significant portion of the community has logged more than 100 hours, and the game continues to chart globally every single day.
In second place is Horizon Zero Dawn, one of PlayStation’s earliest major PC experiments. The game has moved 4.5 million copies, maintaining long-term momentum thanks to consistent discounts and strong franchise visibility. Interestingly, its sequel, Horizon Forbidden West, is reportedly selling three times slower, suggesting the early “PS exclusives are finally on Steam” excitement may be cooling.
Third place belongs to God of War, which has reached 4.2 million sales and generated impressive revenue thanks to its reputation as one of PlayStation’s strongest narrative action franchises. Discounts, technical improvements, and the anticipation surrounding Ragnarök’s PC release have kept its sales steady.
In fourth place, Days Gone continues to be one of PlayStation’s biggest surprises on PC. Despite a mixed reception on PS4, the game has sold 3.4 million copies on Steam, outperforming expectations and proving a strong match for PC players interested in open-world survival, crafting, and horde gameplay.
Rounding out the top five is Spider-Man Remastered. With 2.7 million copies sold, the game leveraged ultrawide support, high-end tech features, and the incredible brand strength of Marvel’s web-slinger to maintain stable long-term sales.
These numbers make one thing clear: Sony’s presence on Steam is becoming a core pillar of its long-term strategy. Consistent updates, evergreen franchises, PC-friendly features, and strong discount cycles have turned PlayStation’s catalog into a reliable performer across both platforms.
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