The change means you can play single-player PC games like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 without needing to log in.

Announced in a recent PlayStation Blog post, a PSN account is no longer required for players to enjoy PlayStation PC titles.

Sony will no longer require players to link a PlayStation Network account to enjoy some of its PC games – but there are a few new bonuses in store for those who do.

PlayStation announced via a blog post that it was going to start offering players on PC bonus in-game items and rewards if they chose to create and login with a PSN

PlayStation announced that it will be offering some in-game rewards for those who play its games on PC while logged in to a PSN account. PlayStation also clarified that a PSN account will become optional for select titles on PC, which is a change from previous mandatory PSN account requirements on PC.

Sony has announced that PlayStation Plus subscribers will stop getting free monthly PS4 games starting in 2026, as the company shifts focus to PS5 owners. However, Sony acknowledges that subscribers may still occasionally receive PS4 games through PS Plus Monthly Games and Game Catalog after the change.

One of the primary benefits for PlayStation Plus subscribers will be taken away in a year. Sony Interactive Entertainment announced PS4 games will no longer be a “key benefit” for subscribers. Games for the last gen platform will only be offered occasionally through PS Plus’ Monthly Games and Game Catalog perks.

Sony's new PlayStation Plus policy doesn't kick in until 2026, so existing subscribers can still enjoy the same benefits.

PlayStation is altering its approach to PlayStation Network (PSN) account requirements for its PC games. The company is finally changing its PSN requirement policy for popular games. On release, several titles,