A recent job posting by Nixxes might have spilled the beans on the next PlayStation game possibly making the jump from PS5 to PC - Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.Nixxes, a recent Sony acquisition, is best known for collaborating with fellow PlayStation studio Insomniac Games and bringing the two web-slinging titles, Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered and Marvel's Spider-Man Miles Morales, to PC last year.As noted by Reddit user u/Veloxz over on the r/GamingLeaksAndRumours subreddit, the job posting mentions "Experience in using Coherent Middleware" as an additional benefit for applicants. For those unaware, Middleware is a video game UI (user interface) designed by Coherent Labs and is used in multiple games. Most notable of those titles is Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart could be headed to PC (Image via Reddit)What to expect from the future of PS5 exclusive titles on PC? Last of Us Part 1, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, and moreSince porting the erstwhile PS4 exclusive Horizon Zero Dawn to PC back in 2020, PlayStation has found a new avenue for its first-party titles beyond the console space and a new demographic of audiences to cater to. Following Horizon Zero Dawn, the leading console maker has published several of their first first-party titles, ranging from blockbusters like God of War and the two Spider-Man games to smaller hits like Sackboy and Returnal.Later this month, PlayStation PC, Sony's publishing arm for the PC release, is set to launch The Last of Us Part 1, a remake of the original 2013 Naughty Dog title, released last year on PC. Barring that, what's next is anyone's guess.Skipping over previous entries in a franchise to release only the latest entry isn't new to PlayStation's PC release strategy. As such, Rift Apart being the first Ratchet & Clank title to debut on the platform isn’t unreasonable. However, when it gets released is anyone's guess.Sportskeeda Gaming@skesportsgaming#Returnal is an excellent mashup of roguelike and third-person action games.With a challenging, yet satisfying gameplay loop, exceptional narrative, and a fantastic PC port, @Housemarque delivers a fantastic title.bit.ly/3YTEA9w@PlayStation #ReturnalPC132#Returnal is an excellent mashup of roguelike and third-person action games.With a challenging, yet satisfying gameplay loop, exceptional narrative, and a fantastic PC port, @Housemarque delivers a fantastic title.bit.ly/3YTEA9w@PlayStation #ReturnalPC https://t.co/mBCd1wg78oPlayStation has quite a few titles in its recent back catalog that PC gamers would love to get their hands on, from the heavily rumored Gran Turismo 7 and Ghost of Tsushima to the much-requested Demon Souls and Bloodborne.