Despite the decision to remove the obligation to access an account playstation network to play single players on PC, the Lost Soul Aside situation suggests that the games published by PlayStation could still remain inaccessible in over 130 countries. \ R \ Nome reported on the forums of Resetera (via WCCFTECH), Steam Database indicates that the title developed by Ultizero Games will not be purchased in the countries in which the PlayStation Network is not available. \ R \ Nquesto takes place despite the recent change of policy that has eliminated the obligation to access for other single players like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (which I recently reviewed here), Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, The Last of Us Part II Remastered and God of War Ragnarok (which you find on Amazon in the console version). \ r \ nine is that this limitation is only a residue of the previous imposition and is resolved before the official launch of the game. During the last State of Play event, aired last week, it was announced that the game will be released on May 30 both on PC and on PlayStation 5. \ r \ nìquesta situation highlights a recurring problem in the games published by PlayStation On PC: the lack of a true global opening. The problem was not only the mandatory account, but also a distribution strategy that penalizes users out of the main markets. From their geographical position. \ r \ nin opposite, Sony risks giving a not beautiful message, removing potential players from a title that deserves to be played without unnecessary restrictions.