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According to a Bloomberg report cited in the article, Horizon Hunters Gathering received "poor feedback" during a recent private player test, prompting Sony and Guerrilla Games to strip out its live-service elements and reconceive it as a smaller, story-driven co-op game. The decision was also influenced by the high cost and risk of live-service development and recent disappointing or canceled PlayStation live-service efforts such as Concord and other franchise projects. Answered
PlayStation is rebooting Horizon Hunters Gathering to be a traditional co-op game and not a live-service thingPlayStation and Guerrilla Games are stripping Horizon Hunters Gathering of its live-service elements and retooling it as a story-driven co-op game with a smaller scope. Development will continue with a much smaller team than originally assigned. Answered
PlayStation is rebooting Horizon Hunters Gathering to be a traditional co-op game and not a live-service thingDevelopment will shift to a much smaller team than was originally assigned to the project. Previously the majority of Guerrilla Games was working on Horizon Hunters Gathering, but Sony and Guerrilla have scaled back to a much smaller development team, leaving only a "tiny team" to work on the next single-player Horizon game. Answered
PlayStation is rebooting Horizon Hunters Gathering to be a traditional co-op game and not a live-service thing… "Guerrilla Games has been working to reboot the game since June." Related Story Crimson Desert DLC 1 May Go Maritime, as New Islands and Underwater Reworks Hint at Naval Gameplay "Following poor feedback in private testing earlier this year, the plan now is to strip out the live-service component a… …
… Diego Argüello , Contributing Editor, News , GameDeveloper.com August 19, 2026 2 Min Read Image via PlayStation PlayStation-owned Guerrilla Games is reportedly reworking its live-service game, Horizon Hunters Gathering , after negative playtest feedback earlier this year. …
