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Leak Points to PS4 Version of God of War Sons

A datamining account reports a PlayStation 4 identifier for God of War: Sons of Sparta, a title Sony Interactive Entertainment publishes.

Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Gaming

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Sony Interactive Entertainment's God of War: Sons of Sparta may be heading to PlayStation 4, according to an identifier a datamining account reported on November 7. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

A dataminer known as @PlayStationSize reported a PS4 version of God of War: Sons of Sparta is in development, citing a PlayStation Store content ID reported on November 7. The leaked identifier closely resembles the existing PS5 version's content ID.

Why it matters

If confirmed, the PS4 release would extend the game to an older console generation still widely used by players. Leaks from PlayStation Store data are unofficial and have not yet been acknowledged by the publisher.

The leaked PS4 identifier uses the same structure as the PS5 content ID, differing only in its title code (CUSA57767 versus PPSA28997). The evidence comes from unofficial store data, and no price or release window has been disclosed.

The players

Sony Interactive Entertainment

Sony Interactive Entertainment is the Japanese-headquartered subsidiary of Sony that develops and publishes PlayStation hardware and first-party games, including the God of War franchise.

The details

The leaker searched PlayStation Store data for unofficial insights and found an identifier reported on November 7 for a PS4 build of God of War: Sons of Sparta. The format matches the PS5 entry, suggesting a parallel listing, though no official statement has accompanied the find.

Timeline

  1. 2020: The leaker begins datamining the PlayStation Store.

  2. November 7, 2026: The leaker reports the PS4 content ID evidence.

Platform Transition

The reported PS4 build would follow the cross-generation pattern Sony used during the move from PS4 to PS5, when newer titles were released on both consoles. Whether this datamined listing reflects the same approach remains unconfirmed.

Players who own a PS4 may eventually be able to play this title if the version is officially released. Until Sony announces a release, there is no confirmed way to buy or access it on that console.

The takeaway

Unofficial datamining can reveal development activity, but leaked identifiers are not confirmation. Readers should wait for an official announcement from the publisher before assuming a PS4 release.

Further reading

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