PlayStation has abruptly canceled an anticipated game, though players are being issued refunds for the trouble that has been caused by said cancellation. It’s been a busy and controversial period for Sony’s gaming division as of late. The company recently announced the end of the production of physical game discs, starting in January 2028, and this wasn’t received too well. The action led to a boycott from players, as well as a lawsuit against the PlayStation brand, all due to the end of physical media on its platform.
On another unrelated front, PlayStation had one of its games canceled recently. As was reported by PlayStation Lifestyle, an anticipated game that was set to be released for both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles has been officially canceled, and it will not exist on previous-generation hardware. The game was already released on current-gen consoles and PC in 2025, but it won’t be adapted for older consoles due to hardware limitations that would make it impossible to run well on PS4 and Xbox One.
The game in question is Dying Light: The Beast. The game was expected to arrive for older consoles, but developer Techland has confirmed that it...
