Players will be able to play Horizon: Zero Dawn on PC platform early this year, but via PlayStation Now streaming service.
Earlier this month, we heard a rumor that the PlayStation 4 exclusive Horizon Zero Dawn should get its PC release. Kotaku editor Jason Schreier yesterday thwarted the rumor by saying that he considered it possible, and although it is still unknown whether Horizon will actually come to PC, we know today that it will be able to play on PC via streaming.
Specifically, as of the first month of 2020, Sony will launch several more games on its PlayStation Now service, including the aforementioned Horizon Zero Dawn exclusive in GOTY (with the expansion of The Frozen Wilds), as well as Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. Since the service is also available on a PC, with a good internet connection it will be possible to stream Horizon to a PC without having a PlayStation 4 console.
If you are on a PlayStation 4, you do not need to stream these games by subscribing to PS Now, but you can install them directly on the console and can access them as long as your PS Now subscription is active. It currently stands at € 10 a month or € 60 a year, and brings access to over 800 games with the PS4, PS3 and PS2 consoles.
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