A God of War live service game has just been killed by Sony, along with another live game from another studio.

Santa Monica Studio gave the God of War franchise a much-needed makeover in 2018 (Image via Sony Interactive Entertainment) God of War is arguably one of the best single-player games and it is worth revisiting in 2025.

PlayStation reportedly cancels two live-service games, including a live-service God of War from Bluepoint Games.

Sony has canceled a couple more games, both of which were live service titles. One of them was a God of War multiplayer game, and the other was an unannounced game from Bluepoint. Looks like Sony could be scaling back their live service push in the wake of the colossal failure of Concord.

Sony has confirmed the cancellation of two in-development live-service games, one of which was based in the tumultuous God of War universe.

Now? Not so much. A new Bloomberg report reveals that "following a recent review" PlayStation has canceled two unannounced live service games in development at subsidiaries Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games. Bend is best-known for Days Gone and, back in the day, Syphon Filter, while Bluepoint mainly handles high-profile remakes like Demon's Souls.

PlayStation has canceled two live-service games, and one of them was reportedly based in the God of War universe.

In addition to its expansive campaign, God of War Ragnarok features a unique mode called Valhalla. This mode is a roguelike experience that allows players to test their skills, but it doesn’t stop there — it also includes a compelling narrative that God of War fans can’t afford to miss.

Per Bloomberg reports, Sony has cancelled two more live-service games, one of which was rumored to be a God of War spinoff.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Sony’s list of live service projects is losing two games that were in development by Bend Studios and Bluepoint Games.