The live-service elements of Horizon Hunters Gathering are reportedly being stripped out following 'poor feedback' as new details emerge about several canceled PlayStation titles

• Horizon Hunters Gathering is reportedly being overhauled to remove its live-service features after poor player feedback
• The game is being turned into a traditional cooperative multiplayer game with a smaller scope and story mode
• Bloomberg's Jason Schreier has also revealed details about several live-service PlayStation games that were canceled

Guerilla Games is reportedly overhauling Horizon Hunters Gathering and stripping out the game's live-service elements following negative feedback.

According to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier, sources "familiar with the company's plans" claim that the Horizon Zero Dawn studio is removing the project's live-service features after "poor" playtest feedback and reimagining it into a traditional cooperative multiplayer game with a story mode "and a far smaller scope."

They said the game isn't canceled yet, but Guerrilla told staff in a meeting on August 19 that they have until December to impress executives with their next milestone, while many developers will be reassigned to...

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