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The only thing I can recommend is to pay very close attention to ALL the solutions found in this Guide (regarding EVERYTHING from antivirus software to Frame Generation to overlays etc.) AND to the potential solutions posted here in the comments and follow them 100% one last time.
And don't be afraid to try and combine multiple potential fixes. I mean one of them should eventually work, unless you are very, VERY unlucky.
Also, nothing is supposed to happen when running "PsPcSdkAppMgr.exe" since that just starts the PlayStation overlay and its Steam link in the background. It's not an installer or anything like that.
If you can, then continue until you reach "PsPcSdkAppMgr.exe" found inside "C:\ProgramData\Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc\PSPC_SDK\S22\2.13.00.01" and run that file."
Then when i click on "PsPcSdkAppMgr.exe" it does nothing...... so i don't know what to do :(
When i enter the game. The Games stays black and just stops and appears the Playstation report Page.
Thanks!
Granted, it's just another small one, only addressing some stability issues for AMD Radeon GPUs as well as various problems regarding Legends co-op multiplayer stability and matchmaking, but still, this is testament to the fact that not only are they listening to the community, but they are doing their best to improve the port overall.
And yeah, patience is key here because eventually, as has been the case with all of the aforementioned released ports, this game will not be an exception and will receive the proper "treatment" via patches/updates which will address many (if not all) of the current issues to ultimately make it playable for everyone.
- "Horizon Zero Dawn™ Complete Edition" was ported by "Guerrilla Games B.V." in-house, with the help of "Virtuos"
- "God of War" was ported by "Santa Monica Studio" in-house, with the help of "Jetpack Interactive"
- "Days Gone" was ported by "Bend Studio" in-house
whereas
- "Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT" was ported by "Nixxes Software B.V."
So as you can see, different games/ports, different companies, hence the difference in system requirements and optimization/performance.
Also, all those titles came out a long time ago and already have patches and updates behind them that ultimately made them what they are today, while "Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT" only came out 12 days ago and only has one small patch released so far.
Second, regarding your issue, I think you need to install and activate your PlayStation overlay and its link to your Steam account. Now the fact that you don't have that folder in "ProgramData" is weird but there may be a solution.
Go to your game's main directory ("your path:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT") and run "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi", then check to see if you can access the "PSPC_SDK" folder inside "C:\ProgramData\Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc".
If you can, then continue until you reach "PsPcSdkAppMgr.exe" found inside "C:\ProgramData\Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc\PSPC_SDK\S22\2.13.00.01" and run that file.
If you still don't have the files and folders mentioned above even after running "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi", then let me know and I will archive and upload my own "Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc" folder and give you a link to it as in theory it should work.
HOWEVER, before that, check the potential solution provided above in this Guide regarding any antivirus software (especially "Windows Defender") that may be blocking permissions for savegames.
Also, check this link [www.geeksforgeeks.org] as the game's Documents folder where the savegames are stored may be blocked for your user account type.
Another solution might be to turn on File System Access by checking this link [support.microsoft.com] which works for both "Windows 10" and "Windows 11".
Give these a try, again, starting with the fix provided in this Guide above. (hit the Start button, search for "controlled folder access" and if it's On, turn it Off)