
Since 2022, Sony has revealed that it’s been working on 12 live-service games, some from its own studios and others with partnered ones. However, many of these projects have since been scrapped, though Sony hasn’t disclosed their specific names. Based on available information, here’s an overview:
1. Project Athia (from Luminous Productions) – Cancelled
2. Starfield (from Bluepoint Games) – Cancelled
3. Stray (from Bluepoint Games) – Released in July 2022
4. Project Rosheim (from SIE Japan Studio) – Cancelled
5. Rift Apart (from Insomniac Games) – Released in April 2021
6. Gran Turismo 7 (from Polyphony Digital) – Released in March 2022
7. Ghost of Tsushima: Legends (from Sucker Punch Productions) – Still in development, but not a live-service game
8. Project Q (from Housemarque) – Cancelled
9. The Last Guardian 2 (from Japan Studio) – Rumored to be on hold
10. Project Helix (from Naughty Dog) – Unclear if it’s a live-service game or still in development
11. Project Tempo (from SIE San Diego Studio) – Cancelled
12. Dreams (from Media Molecule) – Still in development, but focus shifted to user-generated content and not a live-service game
Please note that the status of some projects might be subject to change as more information becomes available.