Sony Cancels Two Live-Service Games, Including God of War Spinoff
The cancellations, affecting projects by Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games, follow a broader reevaluation of Sony's live-service strategy.
- Sony has confirmed the cancellation of two unannounced live-service games developed by Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games.
- One of the canceled projects was reportedly a multiplayer God of War game, marking a rare departure from the franchise's single-player roots.
- The cancellations come as Sony scales back its live-service ambitions after high-profile failures like Concord, which was pulled from sale just two weeks after release.
- Despite the cancellations, Sony stated that neither studio will close, though it remains unclear if there will be layoffs.
- Sony initially planned to release 12 live-service games by March 2026 but has reduced that target to six due to ongoing challenges with the model.


























