While The Last of Us is technically a PlayStation exclusive, its remake (The Last of Us Part I) is launching on PC later this year. The title first launched for PS5 last September, but PC fans can finally check out the iconic adventure on March 3. It's a faithful recreation of the original game, although it benefits from enhanced graphics and a few gameplay tweaks.

The Last of Us also received a sequel in the form of The Last of Us Part II. This continued the story of the first game, although Joel is replaced by Ellie as the main character. It was released on PS4 and received a free upgrade for PS5. There’s currently no word on a PC release and, much like the original game, it’s unlikely to ever launch on Xbox or Switch.

In other words, The Last of Us is available on PlayStation consoles today and PC in March, while The Last of Us Part II is only available on PS4 and PS5.

The Last of Us Part I isn’t the first game Sony has brought to PC, with ports for both God of War and Spider-Man released over the past few years. Unfortunately, that trend hasn’t carried over to Xbox or Switch. It’s highly unlikely that The Last of Us will be the first to break that streak and see the light of day on a non-Sony console. Naughty Dog is a first-party Sony company, and there seems to be little incentive for giving The Last of Us a multiplatform release.