PlayStation has confirmed a major shift in its PC and subscription strategy, with reports indicating that its single-player PlayStation titles will no longer be released on PC going forward. The move marks a notable change in how Sony is distributing its first-party games beyond its console ecosystem.
In a separate announcement, the company also revealed that PlayStation Plus pricing will increase for new subscribers in Australia starting May 20. Existing members will not be affected unless they allow their subscription to lapse or make changes to their current plan.
The updated pricing structure for new Australian subscribers is set as follows: a one-month plan will cost $14.95 AUD, a three-month subscription will be $43.95 AUD, while the 12-month plan is priced at $112.95 AUD. Sony stated that the adjustment reflects ongoing global market pressures impacting its services pricing across selected regions.
Brandspur Brand News Desk reports that the new pricing model will only apply to fresh subscribers, with current users temporarily protected from any immediate increases unless their subscription status changes. The company emphasized that the revision is part of broader operational adjustments in response to shifting economic conditions worldwide.
PlayStation reiterated that the revised charges are specific to new customers in Australia, reinforcing that existing subscribers will retain their current rates as long as their membership remains active.
