Bluepoint's 2020 remake of the FromSoftware classic could potentially never launch for PC this generation, based on recent rumors.
Another pair of project cancellations is just the latest in a long list of fumbles by PlayStation this generation.
GiantBomb's Jeff Grubb reports that Sony is "shell-shocked" by Concord, and it's "going around to every studio, reassessing every project."
However, there's no concrete word on whether or not the project cancellations will result in layoffs.
The project was reportedly a live service spinoff based on God of War, but Sony now confirms that it has been shelved.
Following its recent patch, on PS5 Pro, Bluepoint Games' remake targets 60 FPS while running at an upscaled 4K, courtesy of PSSR.
"Nothing has changed since our statement that we are working on an original title," says Bluepoint's head of technology Peter Dalton.
Meanwhile, Sackboy: A Big Adventure has shipped over 1.5 million units, as per recently leaked internal documents.
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Peter Dalton, head of technology, recently tweeted about several openings at Bluepoint following the layoffs at Microsoft.
Bluepoint Games' Holiday greetings card acknowledges the studio's three most recent projects, while teasing a mysterious fourth.
Insider Omnipotent says they haven't come across "anything being done with Bloodborne, when actively seeking it out, multiple times" over the years.
"Our graphics-systems team and our programmers have been pushing a lot of new features to create the best-looking games we’ve ever made.," says Hidetaka Miyazaki.
Allegedly, alongside the supposed sequel and PS5 remaster, a PC port of the game is also already "done" and ready to be released.
Insider Millie Amand has noted the other to be an original game with a "similar size to Insomniac’s Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales."
In a recent interview with IGN, head of PlayStation Studios Hermen Hulst reveals why they acquired Bluepoint Games.
In a recent interview with IGN, head of PlayStation Studios Hermen Hulst reveals that Sony isn't done with acquisitions yet.
A recent interview with IGN confirms that Bluepoint's next project will be original content, and not a remaster or a remake.
Bluepoint's remake of the 2009 FromSoftware classic launched last year in November to strong acclaim from critics and fans.
The studio which developed remakes for Demon's Souls and Shadow of the Colossus is now officially a first-party studio for Sony.
