DragonSword: Awakening, a Korean role-playing game that has quickly built momentum on Steam, is officially heading to PS5. The announcement gives Sony players a chance to try one of the platform's newest breakout RPGs after its strong early performance on PC.
The game is described as an anime-style open-world adventure, and it appears to be finding an audience fast. Within roughly its first week on Steam, DragonSword: Awakening has reportedly sold more than 200,000 copies, a notable start for a new release in a crowded RPG market.
Its move to PS5 could help the game reach an even wider audience, especially among players looking for a large-scale fantasy RPG outside the usual live-service and mobile-style formulas. One point being highlighted around the game is that it is not a gacha release, which may make it stand out for players who prefer a more traditional premium RPG experience.
At this stage, the key takeaway is that DragonSword: Awakening is no longer just a Steam success story. With a PS5 version now confirmed, the game's early PC momentum is set to carry over to console as interest in the new RPG continues to grow.
