In the wake of Bend Studio's live-service game being canceled, Days Gone's director conveys sympathy for the affected developers.

After it was reported Sony has cancelled Bend Studio's unannounced live-service game, the developer has emphasised it "still plans on creating cool s***" .

After the cancellation of Bend Studio’s recent live-service project, the director of Days Gone, John Garvin showed his empathy for the developers. Despite quitting the studio earlier in 2020 due to inner issues around Days Gone part 2,

Early last year, a job listing noted that the Oregon-based outfit – best known for its work on Days Gone and the Syphon Filter series – was looking for a Lead Project Manager with experience on “AAA live service games”.

Recently, Sony confirmed that it had canceled a live-service game that was in the works at Days Gone developer Bend Studio. A developer at the studio has now responded to the news, thanking fans for the outpouring of support and confirming that the team still wants to make "cool sh**."

Days Gone developer Bend Studio says it "still plans on creating cool shit", following Sony's decision to cancel its

Last week, Sony canceled two unannounced live-service games that were in development at Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games. The Bluepoint game was reportedly a live-service God of War game, according to Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier. Bend Studio’s live-service game remains unknown.

Ex-Days Gone director supports Bend Studio after the cancellation of its live-service project, stating that devs sometimes have no choice.

A brand new PS5 game from Bend Studio, the team behind Days Gone, has been canceled. PlayStation is one of the three gaming giants alongside Xbox and Nintendo and are best known for their exclusives.

The community manager for Bend Studio has thanked players in the wake of news that its latest game has been cancelled. Last week it was reported that Sony had cancelled a live service game being worked on by Bend, as well as another in development at Bluepoint Games.