A New Killzone Project Is in Very Early Development at PlayStation
Mp1st says Guerrilla may be working with a third-party studio, and the project could mark the first Killzone game in more than a decade.
- A report from Mp1st indicates that a Killzone remaster is in early development, marking the first series entry since 2013's Shadow Fall.
- Once PlayStation's premier FPS, the original 2004 Killzone received a Metacritic score of 70/100; its sequel raised the bar to 91.
- Guerrilla Games is reportedly teaming up with People Can Fly, the studio behind Bulletstorm, Outriders, and Gears, though Mp1st lacks "definitive confirmation."
- The remaster "was supposed to be Guerilla's next focus," but the studio is now prioritizing Horizon Hunters Gathering following "negative feedback" on the Horizon spin-off.
- There is no release date or official announcement for this Killzone project, and updates will likely arrive only after Horizon Hunters Gathering releases.
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An Iconic Playstation FPS Is Coming Back, Claims New Report
A Killzone remaster is in the works, according to a report from Mp1st. The article claims that Guerrilla Games is teaming up with a third-party studio, and while Mp1st couldn't get "definitive confirmation," they're led to believe it's with People Can Fly, the studio behind Bulletstorm and Outriders, as well as a co-developer on multiple Gears of War titles.
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