Destruction AllStars Servers Disabled, Game Delisted Due to Technical Issues
Sony has shut down multiplayer servers for PS5 exclusive Destruction AllStars due to ongoing technical problems, delisting the game from the PlayStation Store.
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Another live service game crashes as Sony switches off servers for PS5 exclusive Destruction AllStars
Sony has shut down multiplayer servers for the PlayStation 5 exclusive Destruction AllStars due to ongoing technical issues, effectively ending online support months ahead of the planned November 25th shutdown. The game has also been removed from the PlayStation Store, though single-player modes will remain accessible with potential impacts from the server closure.
PS5 exclusive Destruction AllStars shut down after five years
Destruction AllStars, a PlayStation 5 exclusive vehicular brawler developed by Lucid Games and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, has been taken offline and removed from the PlayStation Store. Sony cited ongoing technical issues as the reason for shutting down the live service game. While single-player modes will remain accessible until November 25, 2026, all multiplayer services have ceased operation.
Sony is officially shutting down Destruction AllStars
Sony is shutting down servers for Destruction AllStars on November 25, 2026, and has removed the game and its microtransaction currency from the PlayStation Store. While single-player challenges will remain, multiplayer services have been offline since 2024 due to ongoing technical issues. The game, which was intended as a PlayStation Plus launch title, did not achieve significant success and its developer, Lucid Games, was later acquired by Tencent.
Destruction AllStars delisted, multiplayer servers shut down
Destruction AllStars has been delisted from the PlayStation Store and its multiplayer servers have been shut down, leaving only the offline Arcade mode playable. Sony has stated that single-player modes will remain accessible until November 25, 2026. The game, originally a PS+ title in 2021, struggled with player numbers, leading to developer Lucid Games introducing bots for matchmaking shortly after launch.
Destruction AllStars Has Been De-Listed, Servers to Shut Down on November 25th
Sony is shutting down servers for the PlayStation 5 exclusive Destruction AllStars on November 25th, and the game has already been delisted from the PlayStation Store. Players who already own the game can still access single-player modes until the shutdown date. The game, developed by Lucid Games, was noted for its vehicular combat and responsive controls.
PlayStation Delists and Shuts Down Servers for Destruction AllStars
Sony Interactive Entertainment has shut down the servers for Destruction AllStars, a live-service game that launched during the PlayStation 5's initial release window. The game is no longer playable online.
Destruction AllStars Delisted and Servers Suddenly Taken Offline
Sony has unexpectedly delisted Destruction AllStars and taken its multiplayer servers offline without prior warning. While offline modes remain accessible for owners, the game's digital storefront presence has been removed. The PlayStation 5 exclusive, which struggled to find an audience after a delayed launch and significant price cut, joins other failed Sony live service ambitions.
PS5's Destruction AllStars Delisted, Servers Officially Disabled Without Notice
Sony has officially disabled the servers for Destruction AllStars on PlayStation 5 and delisted the game from the PlayStation Store without prior notice. While the game has been unplayable online since 2024, in-game currency remains redeemable until November 25th. The game, developed by Lucid, was an early live service attempt for the PS5 that failed to gain traction.
PS5's Destruction AllStars Delisted and Disabled Without Notice Due to 'Ongoing Technical Issues'
Sony has delisted and disabled Destruction AllStars on PlayStation 5 due to ongoing technical issues, with multiplayer services now offline. While single-player will remain playable for existing owners until November 25th, the game's servers have been unstable since 2024. Developed by Lucid, the title was an early live service attempt for the PS5 that struggled to gain traction.