Connect your Steam and PSN accounts: Here’s how

You may now link your Steam and PSN accounts, which is a great new option that Steam has lately started to offer. The PC version of Spider-Man Remastered adds this functionality, which is also accessible for other titles. And you should do it without a doubt because it’s really simple and you will benefit from it. However, at the moment, this function is only accessible for a select few titles. We’ll describe the games in question and the benefits of using this feature.

The procedure is rather simple. You must have a PlayStation Network account as well as a Steam account first. Duh. You then have two choices for integrating your PSN account with your Steam account:

1. Make sure the eligible game (find a list of all supported games below) is up-to-date on Steam and start it on your PC. You should now be asked to input your PSN credentials. If you don’t see anything pop up, check the options menu and you should find this feature there.
2. You can log into PSN on your PC, download and start an eligible game and then input your PSN login data.

Your Steam and PSN accounts should only need to go through this process once, according to the Sony FAQ that can be found above. You can link your Steam and PSN accounts with the following games:

• God of War
• Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered
• Days Gone
• Horizon Zero Dawn
• Helldivers
• Predator: Hunting Grounds

Every Sony-exclusive game coming to the PC, including The Last of Us and hotly anticipated games like Returnal and God of War Ragnarök, will include this capability. As a result, more games will follow.

You can receive in-game prizes for compatible games if you link your Steam and PSN accounts. This refers to a suit, a device, and some skill points in Spider-Man Remastered. The fact that these awards can be obtained in the game and are not exclusive incentives must be emphasised. The whole list of unlocks for all games is likewise not available. Sony claims to have “unique bonus content”, however it is unclear exactly what that involves at this time.

You may “manage your communication preferences, and receive the latest news, updates, and offers about your game and other upcoming PlayStation Studios games on PC or other PlayStation platforms,” as well as other perks. So, in essence, you subscribe to a newsletter. We advise linking your Steam and PSN accounts because it is still a really great prize for doing very nothing at all. Together, they work better.

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