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Back in January, DrinkBox Studios released prison crawling action-RPG Nobody Saves the World to mostly positive reviews, with many critics praising its one of a kind shape-shifting gameplay mechanics and clever composition. No one Saves the World launched as a Xbox console exclusive game and as a day one Xbox Game Pass title, which certainly restricted its potential audience. Fortunately for PlayStation gamers, in any case, they may soon have the chance to look at the game for themselves.

An official announcement about a potential Nobody Saves the World PlayStation port has not been made, yet the game has been found on the PlayStation Store database. According to the Twitter account PlayStation Game Size, the PS5 version of Nobody Saves the World has been discovered and comes in at 812 MB. A potential PS4 version of the game wasn't referenced, however since Nobody Saves the World has a native Xbox One release, one would imagine that it would be coming to both PS4 and PS5 assuming it is to be sure jumping ship to PlayStation.

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Since Nobody Saves the World was self-published by DrinkBox Studios and is not a first-party Xbox game, nobody really anticipated that it should stay exclusive to Xbox consoles for eternity. However, assuming the game is coming to PlayStation relatively soon, as this seems to suggest, some may be surprised to see that it's shedding its Xbox console exclusivity status so soon.

In any case, this wouldn't be the first time that a once-Xbox console exclusive outsider game came to PlayStation around the same time. As some may recall, The Medium launched in 2021 as a Xbox console exclusive game, however it eventually made its way to PlayStation 5.

There's also been times when the roles have been reversed. Looking ahead, PlayStation console exclusive games Deathloop and Ghostwire: Tokyo are almost certainly going to come to Xbox as day one Xbox Game Pass games. While they launched as PS5 console exclusives, Microsoft owns Deathloop and Ghostwire: Tokyo publisher Bethesda, so the titles will probably come to Xbox once their PlayStation exclusivity windows end.

As far as Nobody Saves the World goes, it's certainly something worth looking at. While it's known to suffer from some unfortunate technical problems, Nobody Saves the World offers fun web-based community, an entertaining story, and a lot of challenging dungeons to overcome. It may not exactly satisfy the lofty expectations set by some of DrinkBox Studios' previous games, however it would still be a solid addition to the PlayStation setup assuming it is without a doubt making its way to Sony's consoles.