Sony has canceled yet another unannounced game-service. Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games were behind their development, and one of them was to be a new installment in the God of War series.

Sony have reportedly cancelled two more PlayStation live-service games, including one based on their flagship 'God of War' franchise.

According to a new report, Bend and Bluepoint developers knew their projects were being canceled at the same time everyone else did.

The now debunked rumour stemmed from Jeff Grubb on the latest edition of his Game Mess Mornings show (as picked up by VGC ). Grubb had stated that "the two studios found out [about the cancellations] at the same time as everyone else".

Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reported that the game in development at Bluepoint was a live-service God of War spinoff. Sony said the cancellations were made “following a recent

SONY Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan left last year, and the company is still walking back many of his decisions. Before his departure, Ryan planned to increase PlayStation’s online offerings,

Sony has canceled two live service games from Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games. The projects were in development for at least three years, and Sony is working with both studios to figure out their next projects.

Questions about Sony’s live-service plans continue to mount. The company confirmed two games were canceled at Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games, responding to a report by Bloomberg that the PlayStation 5 maker had canned two projects that were part of the company’s ongoing multiplayer push.

Sony has canceled two unannounced live service games. According to Bloomberg, a Sony spokesperson confirmed that they were canceled "following a recent review”. They were in development at two PlayStation studios,