Change of turns: This would be the next exclusive PlayStation game for Xbox

A finding on the Xbox page suggests that Sony may be preparing the announcement.

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Since Helldivers 2 landed on Xbox with great success at the end of August, speculations about the possibility of more PlayStation titles coming to the Microsoft console have multiplied. Although Sony has never said “no way,” it has not made any definitive statements about its multi-platform plans, but it seems that the situation is changing and the Japanese company may be willing to open more doors.

The latest clue comes from a curious discovery: if you search for Horizon Zero Dawn on Xbox in your browser, an official link to the game for Xbox appears, but when you click on it, it redirects to the German Xbox page, where a message indicates that the requested page is not available. A pattern that reminds us of what happened with Helldivers 2 before its release on Microsoft consoles. This information has been shared by the media outlet Tech4Gamers.

Horizon Zero Dawn could be the next step in Sony’s multi-platform strategy

This detail fuels the possibility that Sony is preparing an official announcement of Horizon Zero Dawn on Xbox. If confirmed, it would represent a significant change in its policy, which until recently limited adaptations to PC or live service projects.

It’s worth remembering that Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered didn’t stand out on Steam, just like on PlayStation, and this move could be an attempt to revitalize the saga in new audiences. Additionally, the current context reinforces the hypothesis: Xbox has already released titles like Indiana Jones on PS5, Hellblade 2, or the recent Gears Of War Reloaded, and Sony could respond with a similar gesture by bringing more games to Xbox.

For now, there is no official confirmation, and although the announcement could be near, as always in these cases, we recommend taking the information with caution.