PlayStation PC games could be getting trophies soon 

While games on PlayStation have an elaborate trophy system, their PC counterparts are yet to receive a similar treatment. Recent information, however, suggests that Sony is testing something with respect to these trophies, but there is no solid information as to when it's set to go live for currently available PC ports of PlayStation games.

While these trophies don't amount to much, it's just a sense of accomplishment for the player, especially when someone completes a game on the higher difficulty levels. With that said, is there an expected date or time for the PlayStation PC games to get their own trophy system?

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When do trophies come to the PlayStation PC games?

Looks like Sony might be bringing trophies to PlayStation PC games byu/Freespur inGamingLeaksAndRumours

As of now, there's no ETA on the trophy system for PlayStation PC games. This information was seen on Reddit, so it needs to be taken with a pinch of salt. It could all be an elaborate hoax. However, in the off-chance that it's true, it will be interesting to see if it affects upcoming console-exclusive games when they receive their PC port.

Furthermore, this also opens up the possibility of Sony making their own launcher for PC, similar to what Xbox has with their Game Pass. Considering that the deal between Microsoft and Activision Blizzard has finally come through, it wouldn't be surprising to see Sony try and venture into the PC gaming market as well.

As of now, there aren't many PlayStation exclusives that are available on PC, and the available ones came to the platform a few years after their console release. If the trophy system does come into play, there might be a chance that Sony will be looking to increase the frequency of their ports. Furthermore, to make it easier to integrate the system, the PC launcher might be deployed as well.

That said, readers are requested to take this information with a pinch of salt. There hasn't been an official word from Sony with respect to this, and it's hard to confirm the same, considering that the information first surfaced on Reddit.