PS5 exclusive Destruction AllStars, which was intended as a launch title for the PS5 before being delayed into 2021, has now been completely delisted and shut down. Unfortunately, the number of video games getting shut down left and right is only increasing week after week, but it is surprising to see a game exclusive to a platform holder shut down. And typically, video game shutdowns come with some kind of warning to players. None of that happened here.
Destruction AllStars was released in February 2021 and was a multiplayer car-combat game developed by Lucid Games exclusively for the PS5. It has been delisted, meaning it's no longer available for purchase, and its multiplayer services have been shut down immediately. Anyone with any in-game Destruction Points has until November 2026 to redeem them, and while the arcade mode will remain active for the time being, every multiplayer and live-service component has been rolled up and packed off.
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