Sony Makes PSN Sign-In Optional for Single-Player Games Bonuses Inside

Sony has listened to fans and is removing the requirement to sign in to a PSN account for select single-player games on PC, including Horizons Zero Dawn Remastered and Marvel's Spider-Man 2. This controversial decision to enforce a PSN login had frustrated many players, especially in regions without PSN support. Sony will now make account sign-ins optional for these titles, offering in-game bonuses for those who choose to connect. The company aims to increase accessibility while still encouraging players to engage with its network for added perks.

No, the requirement has been lifted for select titles. However, some games like Until Dawn will still require a PSN account. Sony is not eliminating the sign-in for every game, especially for online features.

Horizon Zero Dawn, developed by Guerrilla Games, is an open-world action RPG set in a lush, post-apocalyptic world populated by robotic creatures. Initially launched on PS4, the game received critical acclaim for its story, gameplay mechanics, and stunning visuals, leading to its remaster release on PC. This remaster aims to reach a broader audience and improve accessibility for fans who prefer gaming on the PC platform.