All articles tagged with #console port
BeamNG.drive is coming to PlayStation 5 later in 2026, per a PlayStation Blog post from BeamNG’s Thomas Fischer, bringing the game’s renowned real-time soft-body crash physics to consoles. It uses many configurable, non-licensed vehicles and is unlikely to support console mods, with a release timing that could edge out GTA 6 depending on the year’s schedule.
BeamNG.drive, a PC physics-heavy racer known for its realistic crashes, is coming to PS5 this year. The game runs per-component physics up to 2kHz for highly varied, real-time collisions, and offers sandbox open-world play with modes like time trials and police chases. Sony porting this title is a technical achievement that could make a big splash for the platform.
Windrose launched in Steam early access and sold about 500,000 copies in 48 hours, marking a strong Steam debut for the PvE survival game. The developer says they’re enthusiastic about bringing Windrose to consoles, but will prioritize a 1.0 PC launch first. While no concrete Xbox timeline was announced, the game already has native Xbox controller support, and the Xbox Project Helix framework could facilitate a future console port as next-gen hardware evolves.
Edmund McMillen’s cat-breeding roguelike Mewgenics, a Steam hit with strong sales and top ratings, is in the works for a console release, with Switch 2 currently the frontrunner depending on publisher decisions.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 has been ported to modern consoles like PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox X|S, offering a free upgrade for existing owners, making it accessible for both old and new fans without remaking or remastering the game.
Escape from Tarkov is set to launch on Steam soon, with the full 1.0 release planned for November 15, 2025, after over eight years in beta. The developer, Battlestate Games, has not yet revealed if existing players will need to repurchase the game on Steam or how the move will impact issues like cheating. The announcement follows recent controversy over a new $250 edition and ongoing content access concerns. More details are expected later.
Borderlands 4 will be released on Switch 2 on October 3, just three weeks after its launch on PS5, Xbox, and PC, indicating a quicker and less compromised port thanks to the Switch 2's improved hardware.
Void Interactive has made minor content adjustments to the PC version of Ready or Not to align with console certification standards, including reducing violence and nudity, which has led to some fan backlash. The changes ensure the game passes ratings and certification for PS5 and Xbox, with the console release scheduled for July 15, 2025.