Unannounced Horizon MMO from NCSoft reportedly cancelled, possibly leaving us with only one other multiplayer Horizon thing in the works

An unannounced MMO based mostly on PlayStation’s Horizon collection has reportedly been cancelled, with this being one which was within the works at South Korean writer NCSoft.

This MMO – which is seemingly separate from the Horizon multiplayer game that’s reportedly in the works at Guerilla itself – was first reported to be a factor back in 2022, with the studio behind video games like Guild Wars and Throne and Liberty engaged on it as a part of a partnership with Sony.

Now, nonetheless, South Korean publication MTN – which was additionally the supply of that 2022 report – is seemingly reporting that NCSoft’s Horizon MMO has been cancelled, assuming a translation that comes through ResetEra is correct.

The report cites a “feasibility overview” at NCSoft having been adopted by the canning of this sport – codenamed Undertaking H – in addition to some others, with H and a venture codenamed J being cited as having “already disappeared from the corporate’s organisational chart”.

VG247 has reached out to PlayStation for remark.

“The choice to cease growth of ‘Pantera,’ ‘H,’ and ‘J’ was made on the finish of final yr, and initially of the yr, the event workforce members have been reportedly notified to arrange for inside transfers,” the report’s translation provides, “Within the case of ‘H’, it’s reported that the workforce shall be transferred to Lineage’s IP headquarters after the event workplace is disbanded.”

This information would come not lengthy after Sony cancelled live service games within the works at Bend Video games and Bluepoint Video games, the latter of which was reportedly a God of Warfare stay service factor. That was simply the most recent little bit of dangerous information for the stay service push PlayStation launched into a few years in the past, which has thus far produced Helldivers 2, and never a lot else when it comes to huge successes, with many titles being cancelled earlier than they’re even launched.