Windows Central readers want to see Spider-Man swing his way to PCs

God of War recently launched on PCs, calculation one of the virtually critically acclaimed games from the PlayStation platform to the Steam library. The PC release of God of State of war inspired a poll over the weekend almost which PlayStation game people want to see come to PCs next.

At the fourth dimension of publication, Marvel's Spider-Man earned the top spot in the poll, bringing in 40.82% of the votes. Ghost of Tsushima (25.57%) and The Last of U.s.a. Remastered (14.76%) rounded out the top three spots. While many gamers may want to see multiple PlayStation exclusives make their way to PCs, the poll specifically asked which game should be next, requesting a singular reply.

"For me the answer is easy, Spider-Man all the mode," said Yahia Mostafa in the comments section of our poll.

Information technology'south worth noting that it is possible to play Marvel's Spider-Man on PCs through PlayStation Now. You cannot, however, play the game locally on PCs. Instead, you have to stream the title through Sony's subscription service.

With Microsoft pushing Xbox exclusives to Windows, such as Forza Horizon five and Halo Infinite, the list of the best PC games continues to abound. If Sony ups the number of titles it ships to PCs, that will boost the platform even further.

Before Sony launched God of State of war on Steam, the company released Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone for PCs. Sony has a good track record of porting console games to computers. In our God of War for PC review, Jez Corden stated that he "had nothing brusk of an utterly flawless experience" during his time with the game.

Corden concluded his review past stating that "God of War bodes well for time to come titles making their fashion across from PlayStation."

If that turns out to be the case, Windows Central readers may be able to relish several titles from our recent poll on their PCs.

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