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Jeff Ross, the game director of Days Gone, revealed that Sony executives, including CEO Hermen Hulst, were never fans of the game, which is a key reason why a sequel was never developed. Despite initial hopes from fans, Ross confirmed that Days Gone 2 is effectively canceled forever.
Sony is reportedly investing over $250 million in Bend Studio's next game, a significant sum that highlights the increasing costs of AAA game development. Despite speculation, it is unlikely to be a sequel to Days Gone, as former director Jeff Ross suggests that PlayStation CEO Hermen Hulst was not in favor of the original game.
Bend Studios, the developer behind Days Gone, is hiring for a lead project manager with experience in live service games, hinting at a potential shift away from single-player games. The job listing emphasizes agile workflows, signaling a change in development approach. This move comes after the departure of key staff members and amidst speculation about the studio's future projects.
Bend Studio, known for Days Gone, is now working on a "AAA live service game" as per a recent job listing seeking a lead project manager. The listing emphasizes the need for experience in live service game development and hints at a shift from traditional game development to live service. This aligns with Sony's previous confirmation of Bend working on a new IP that builds on the open-world systems of Days Gone.
Bend Studios, known for Days Gone, is recruiting for a lead project manager with experience in developing AAA live-service games, hinting at their next project being a live-service game that builds on the open-world systems of Days Gone and includes multiplayer. This aligns with Sony's focus on live-service games, although no formal confirmation has been made.
CD Projekt RED has denied rumours that it is in talks with Sony about an acquisition. The rumours were spread by a Destiny 2 leaker who also claimed that a Days Gone sequel was greenlit, which has also been denied by Sony Bend. CD Projekt RED is a publicly traded company, and such a move would be reflected on the stock exchange.