Killzone is just one of the many franchises that PlayStation has locked away in a big vault, right next to the likes of Jak & Daxter, Infamous, and Sly Cooper, never again to be rescued from the PS3. Despite the company's insistence on chasing the live service gray train (disastrously in some cases), not once has PlayStation ever looked like it wanted to pull its established FPS series Killzone out of storage and give it another spin.
Even original developer Guerrilla Games - which has moved onto bigger and better things with the Horizon series - hasn't given any indication that it wants to work on a brand-new entry to the series, and it seems like the studio is happy to leave Killzone behind for good. In a recent interview with The Washington Post (thanks PushSquare) concerning the upcoming release of Lego Horizon Adventures, art director Roy Postma claimed that Guerrilla is "done" with Killzone as a team.
Speaking about the Horizon series from an artistic standpoint, Postma explains that Guerrilla wanted to make something that was the complete opposite to Killzone in terms of tone and story, which then led to the creation of Horizon Zero Dawn.
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