Grinding Gear Games’ free-to-play action, role-playing title, Path of Exile, initially launched in 2013 for PC audiences. Almost an entire four years later, the team successfully ported the game for Xbox One. Despite the relative silence, the developers have been hard at work trying to bring it to PlayStation 4 and finally, they’ve succeeded. Only a couple weeks away, GGG announces they’re launching Path of Exile for PS4 later this month.

We are excited to announce that Path of Exile and our latest expansion, Synthesis, will be coming to PlayStation 4 on March 26th PDT. Tell your friends! In the meantime, we’re so excited to be bringing Path of Exile to our already-growing PlayStation community! pic.twitter.com/FJ40agVuTE

— Path of Exile (@pathofexile) March 12, 2019

Arriving March 26th, PlayStation 4 owners will finally get the sweet, sweet taste of Path of Exile’s critically-acclaimed dark fantasy world. A game often hailed as the model for online, multiplayer, action role-playing games. With diverse dungeons, perilous foes, story, and endless theory-crafting potential, P.o.E. is easily Grinding Gear Games claim to fame. In addition to Path of Exile ‘s launch on PS4, the latest expansion titled “Synthesis” will arrive simultaneously.

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Path of Exile is available now on PC and Xbox One.