STALKER 2's PS5 Plans Should Make PlayStation Fans Worried About Future Xbox Exclusives
has proven to be a massive success on Xbox and PC, where it launched exclusively on day one. Its player count skyrocketed thanks to its inclusion on Xbox Game Pass, but it has also done extremely well with its full-price sales. Naturally, PlayStation users are eager to get their hands on it, especially as it's one of Xbox's few exclusives in 2024 that is yet to make its way over.
For PS5 fans, it often feels like a waiting game when it comes to Xbox exclusives, as eventually, either Xbox or the original publisher gives in and ports the game to Sony's extremely popular console. In fact, there are plenty of Xbox exclusives coming to PS5 in 2025, which further reinforces this growing sentiment. However, is apparently bucking the trend, as its developer has confirmed there are no immediate plans to bring it to PS5, and that should make PlayStation fans worry about the future of Xbox exclusives.
has been rumored to be an Xbox timed exclusive for a short while now, giving PlayStation fans hope that it will eventually be ported over to the PS5 with all its biggest improvements and patches included. However, a recent interview by Tech4Gamers with GSC Game World's Game Director, Ievgen Grygorovych, revealed thatthere are no plans to port to PS5 any time soon. In fact, it doesn't seem like a port is in the works at all, leaving PlayStation fans a little in the dark.
It is important to clarify that while has launched exclusively for Xbox and PC, it is not an Xbox-produced game, nor is GSC Game World owned by Xbox. Rather, GSC Game World published itself and merely opted to release the game on Xbox over PlayStation, likely due to an exclusivity contract much like with the series on PlayStation.
When asked whether GSC Game World had any plans to port to other platforms, considering it is one of the best Xbox games of 2024, Grygorovych responded, "" Tech4Gamers followed this up by asking whether there is any truth to the rumors that only has a three-month exclusivity contract
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