The live-service elements of Horizon Hunters Gathering are reportedly being stripped out following 'poor feedback' as new details emerge about several canceled PlayStation titles
Guerrilla Games is reportedly overhauling its upcoming live-service title Horizon Hunters Gathering, removing its multiplayer-focused features and shifting to a traditional cooperative multiplayer game with a story mode and smaller scope due to negative playtest feedback. This change comes as part of Sony's broader, and reportedly troubled, initiative to push its single-player focused studios into the live-service market, with several other PlayStation live-service projects, including a God of War game from Bluepoint and an online Spider-Man title from Insomniac, having been canceled.
- Entities
- Naughty Dog
- Sony
- Marvel's Wolverine
- The Last of Us
- God of War Ragnarök
- Horizon: Hunter’s Gathering
- Destiny 2
- Bungie
- Co-operative Multiplayer
- Shadow Of The Colossus
- Insomniac Games
- Sony Santa Monica
- Jason Schreier
- Guerrilla Games
- Game Development
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